Show You Know: Adult Immunizations: Coadministration and Lifelong Vaccination

Coadministration is the simultaneous administration of two or more vaccines at different injection sites during the same appointment. Take this short quiz to “show you know” best practices for the coadministration of vaccines for adults.

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Coadministration is the simultaneous administration of two or more vaccines at different injection sites during the same appointment

Q1: Which one of the following statements is FALSE regarding the coadministration of live and inactivated vaccines in adult patients? *

a. There is no limit on the number of vaccines an adult patient can receive during one visit.

b. Live and inactivated vaccines can be given simultaneously during the same visit.

c. Coadministration of vaccines results in seroconversion rates that are similar to those of vaccines administered separately.

d. If more than one live vaccine is needed during the same visit, administration of these live vaccines should be separated by 28 days.

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Show You Know: Adult Immunizations: Coadministration and Lifelong Vaccination

Q1: Which one of the following statements is FALSE regarding the coadministration of live and inactivated vaccines in adult patients? *