The parent of a toddler consults the nurse regarding the most appropriate time to have the child immunized with the varicella vaccine. The child was hospitalized at age 14 months and required a blood transfusion
Based on the child's age, the most appropriate time for the child to receive the varicella vaccine is at age _____ months.
a. 22
b. 25
c. 28
d. 30
ANS: B
The varicella vaccine should be delayed up to 11 months after the blood transfusion is received.
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