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CMN 571 FINAL EXAM NEWEST 2025| COMPLETE 200
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED
A+| CMN 571 EXAM REVIEW 2025 (BRAND NEW!!)
Name 3 allergies that are contraindications to vaccines being
administered? - ANSWER - eggs, gelatin, yeast
What vaccine should not be given to baby with gastroenteritis or hx of
intussusception? - ANSWER - rotavirus
What vaccine should not be given to persons with a serious allergic
reaction to yeast? - ANSWER - HepB (think B for bread)
What vaccine has a small increased chance of febrile seizures if given
with the influenza vaccine? - ANSWER - PCV (think pneumonia + flu
would be a HIGH fever)
Children or adolescents receiving long term aspirin therapy shouldn't
receive this vaccine? - ANSWER - LAIV
What law requires VIS? - ANSWER - National Vaccine Childhood
Injury Act (federal law)
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What vaccine can be given to children younger than age 7 that are
unable to tolerate pertussis component? - ANSWER - Td
Complete primary dentition (20 teeth) is usually present between? -
ANSWER - 30-36 months
What is the safest place to ride for all children under 13 years old? -
ANSWER - middle back seat
How long should you stay rear facing? - ANSWER - as long as possible;
until they max out their height & weight on the car seat
The national childhood vaccine injury act requires standardized consent
forms for the administration of vaccines to children. The content on the
form for the medical record includes the vaccine lot number, nurse
signature, injection/inoculation site, and:
1. Signature of parent or legal guardian
2. Education provided
3. Absence of contraindications
4. Vaccine expiration date - ANSWER - 1 and 4
What are the providers responsibilities regarding VIS? - ANSWER -
distribute to everyone getting vaccinated; record specific info in patients
EMR (edition date of VIS, date VIS is provided, office address, name of
person giving vaccine, date vaccine is administered, vaccine
manufacturer and lot number, have guardian sign)
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What are the reasons not receive vaccine? - ANSWER - chronic health
condition (cancer), weakened immune system (undergoing
chemotherapy, on certain meds after transplant), had severe allergic
reaction to previous dose of vaccine
When is it okay for a child with cancer to receive a live vaccine? -
ANSWER - Remission, 90 days post-chemo
How long should live virus vaccination be delayed if an
immunoglobulin or blood product was given? - ANSWER - 3-11months
When should treatment be started with an infant with PKU? - ANSWER
- Immediately, or within first month of life
What labs are measured in the neonatal hypothyroid screen? - ANSWER
- TSH and T4
When should treatment be initiated if they are positive for congenital
hypothyroidism? - ANSWER - Within 2 weeks of birth (or at least
within the first month)
What labs are monitored in a sickle cell screening? - ANSWER -
Hemoglobin and reticulocytes; specifically, hemoglobin FS, FSC, FSA
(S>A), IEF, HPLC
If positive for sickle cell, what is the name of the test that actually
confirms that they have it? - ANSWER - Hemoglobin electrophoresis
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CMN 571 FINAL EXAM NEWEST 2025| COMPLETE 200
REAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED
A+| CMN 571 EXAM REVIEW 2025 (BRAND NEW!!)
Name 3 allergies that are contraindications to vaccines being
administered? - ANSWER - eggs, gelatin, yeast
What vaccine should not be given to baby with gastroenteritis or hx of
intussusception? - ANSWER - rotavirus
What vaccine should not be given to persons with a serious allergic
reaction to yeast? - ANSWER - HepB (think B for bread)
What vaccine has a small increased chance of febrile seizures if given
with the influenza vaccine? - ANSWER - PCV (think pneumonia + flu
would be a HIGH fever)
Children or adolescents receiving long term aspirin therapy shouldn't
receive this vaccine? - ANSWER - LAIV
What law requires VIS? - ANSWER - National Vaccine Childhood
Injury Act (federal law)
pg. 1
,2|Page
What vaccine can be given to children younger than age 7 that are
unable to tolerate pertussis component? - ANSWER - Td
Complete primary dentition (20 teeth) is usually present between? -
ANSWER - 30-36 months
What is the safest place to ride for all children under 13 years old? -
ANSWER - middle back seat
How long should you stay rear facing? - ANSWER - as long as possible;
until they max out their height & weight on the car seat
The national childhood vaccine injury act requires standardized consent
forms for the administration of vaccines to children. The content on the
form for the medical record includes the vaccine lot number, nurse
signature, injection/inoculation site, and:
1. Signature of parent or legal guardian
2. Education provided
3. Absence of contraindications
4. Vaccine expiration date - ANSWER - 1 and 4
What are the providers responsibilities regarding VIS? - ANSWER -
distribute to everyone getting vaccinated; record specific info in patients
EMR (edition date of VIS, date VIS is provided, office address, name of
person giving vaccine, date vaccine is administered, vaccine
manufacturer and lot number, have guardian sign)
pg. 2
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What are the reasons not receive vaccine? - ANSWER - chronic health
condition (cancer), weakened immune system (undergoing
chemotherapy, on certain meds after transplant), had severe allergic
reaction to previous dose of vaccine
When is it okay for a child with cancer to receive a live vaccine? -
ANSWER - Remission, 90 days post-chemo
How long should live virus vaccination be delayed if an
immunoglobulin or blood product was given? - ANSWER - 3-11months
When should treatment be started with an infant with PKU? - ANSWER
- Immediately, or within first month of life
What labs are measured in the neonatal hypothyroid screen? - ANSWER
- TSH and T4
When should treatment be initiated if they are positive for congenital
hypothyroidism? - ANSWER - Within 2 weeks of birth (or at least
within the first month)
What labs are monitored in a sickle cell screening? - ANSWER -
Hemoglobin and reticulocytes; specifically, hemoglobin FS, FSC, FSA
(S>A), IEF, HPLC
If positive for sickle cell, what is the name of the test that actually
confirms that they have it? - ANSWER - Hemoglobin electrophoresis
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