The community health nurse is developing a health promotion teaching plan for a community group of middle-aged adults. Which of the following Information about immunizations should be included in the teaching plan? a. Influenza, pneumococcal b. pneumococcal, meningococcal c. pertussis, influenza, meningococcal d. meningococcal, pertussis

The community health nurse is developing a health promotion teaching plan for a community group of middle-aged adults. Which of the following Information about immunizations should be included in the teaching plan? a. Influenza, pneumococcal b. pneumococcal, meningococcal c. pertussis, influenza, meningococcal d. meningococcal, pertussis

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