What is the most appropriate method used by high-risk health workers to prevent hepatitis B?
a. Hepatitis B vaccine
b. Diligent handwashing
c. Wearing protective gear
d. Hb immune globulin injections
ANS: A
The best preventative measure against the contraction of hepatitis B is HBV vaccine.
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