PTCB Immunization Certification Exam | Most Recent Exam
2026 Actual Complete Real Exam Questions And Correct
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Adults born before ___ are generally considered immune to
measles, mumps,
and rubella - ANSWER-
1957
Avoid _____ and fresh _____ when injecting - ANSWER-Moles
and tattoos
Make sure your patient is ____ when injecting - ANSWER-Sitting
down
Adults born _____ or later require documentation of one or
more MMR dose -
ANSWER-
1957
MMR is contraindicated in - ANSWER-Patients with history of
severe (anaphylactic) reaction to any vaccine component (e.g.
neomycin or gelatin), pregnancy, immunosuppression (from
disease or drug therapy, and recent blood products)
,JB is a 44 year old female with a past medical history of heart
disease and type
2 diabetes. Her mother just got shingles and she is afraid of.
getting it herself
She shows up at your pharmacy asking for the immunization
what do you do? -
ANSWER-JB is not currently eligible for the standard shingles
immunization.
ACIP recommends shingrix for all immunocompetent adults
aged 50 years and
older. While JB has a history of heart disease and type 2
diabetes, these do not
qualify her for the vaccine at her current age. Explain that
the standard
recommendation is for individuals 50 and olde. Acknowledge
her concern about
her mother's shingles diagnosis. Inform her that she cannot
catch shingles from
her mother, one must have chickenpox first. Advise her to
discuss her concerns
with her PCP, who can make a recommendation based on
her full medical
history.
GF is a 40 year old makes that comes in asking about the flu
shot. He states that he has never had one before. He has a mild
cold today with no fever. He mentions he has an egg allergy.
What should the pharmacist recommend? - ANSWER-The
,pharmacist should still recommend the flu shot. A mild cold
with no fever is not a contraindication for receiving the vaccine.
Current guidelines state that individuals with an egg allergy can
safely receive the flu shot without requiring special
precautions.
LP is a 55 year old female that is requesting the covid 19
vaccine. You verify that her last covid vaccine was more than 2
months ago. She also mentions she recently has a covid 19
positive infection, her symptoms improved roughly 3 weeks
ago. What should the pharmacists recommend at this time? -
ANSWER-
It may be best for the patient to wait roughly a 3 months period
after a positive
covid 19 infection in order to get the full benefit of the
vaccine. Talk to the
patient about coming back for the vaccine at the
correct time.
Shared clinical decision making should be used with individuals
_____ years old
who are not previously vaccinated for HPV -
ANSWER-27-45
Target group of HPV vaccine - ANSWER-Preteen males and
females ages 11-
12
, Ages less than 15 should receive a recommended _____ dose
series of HPV
vaccine -
ANSWER--2
-at 0 and 6-12
months
Ages 15 and older should receive a recommended _____ dose
series of HPV
vaccine -
ANSWER--3
- at 0, 1 to 2 months, and 6
months
HPV vaccine is not recommended during ______ due to lack
of evidence -
ANSWER-
Pregnancy
Bloodborne pathogens - ANSWER-Infectious microorganisms
in human blood
that causes disease (ex hepatitis A, hepatitis
B, and HIV)
Needle stick and other sharps- related injuries can expose
a person to -
ANSWER-Bloodborne
pathogens
2026 Actual Complete Real Exam Questions And Correct
Answers (Verified Answers) Already Graded A+ | Newest
Exam | Just Released!!
Adults born before ___ are generally considered immune to
measles, mumps,
and rubella - ANSWER-
1957
Avoid _____ and fresh _____ when injecting - ANSWER-Moles
and tattoos
Make sure your patient is ____ when injecting - ANSWER-Sitting
down
Adults born _____ or later require documentation of one or
more MMR dose -
ANSWER-
1957
MMR is contraindicated in - ANSWER-Patients with history of
severe (anaphylactic) reaction to any vaccine component (e.g.
neomycin or gelatin), pregnancy, immunosuppression (from
disease or drug therapy, and recent blood products)
,JB is a 44 year old female with a past medical history of heart
disease and type
2 diabetes. Her mother just got shingles and she is afraid of.
getting it herself
She shows up at your pharmacy asking for the immunization
what do you do? -
ANSWER-JB is not currently eligible for the standard shingles
immunization.
ACIP recommends shingrix for all immunocompetent adults
aged 50 years and
older. While JB has a history of heart disease and type 2
diabetes, these do not
qualify her for the vaccine at her current age. Explain that
the standard
recommendation is for individuals 50 and olde. Acknowledge
her concern about
her mother's shingles diagnosis. Inform her that she cannot
catch shingles from
her mother, one must have chickenpox first. Advise her to
discuss her concerns
with her PCP, who can make a recommendation based on
her full medical
history.
GF is a 40 year old makes that comes in asking about the flu
shot. He states that he has never had one before. He has a mild
cold today with no fever. He mentions he has an egg allergy.
What should the pharmacist recommend? - ANSWER-The
,pharmacist should still recommend the flu shot. A mild cold
with no fever is not a contraindication for receiving the vaccine.
Current guidelines state that individuals with an egg allergy can
safely receive the flu shot without requiring special
precautions.
LP is a 55 year old female that is requesting the covid 19
vaccine. You verify that her last covid vaccine was more than 2
months ago. She also mentions she recently has a covid 19
positive infection, her symptoms improved roughly 3 weeks
ago. What should the pharmacists recommend at this time? -
ANSWER-
It may be best for the patient to wait roughly a 3 months period
after a positive
covid 19 infection in order to get the full benefit of the
vaccine. Talk to the
patient about coming back for the vaccine at the
correct time.
Shared clinical decision making should be used with individuals
_____ years old
who are not previously vaccinated for HPV -
ANSWER-27-45
Target group of HPV vaccine - ANSWER-Preteen males and
females ages 11-
12
, Ages less than 15 should receive a recommended _____ dose
series of HPV
vaccine -
ANSWER--2
-at 0 and 6-12
months
Ages 15 and older should receive a recommended _____ dose
series of HPV
vaccine -
ANSWER--3
- at 0, 1 to 2 months, and 6
months
HPV vaccine is not recommended during ______ due to lack
of evidence -
ANSWER-
Pregnancy
Bloodborne pathogens - ANSWER-Infectious microorganisms
in human blood
that causes disease (ex hepatitis A, hepatitis
B, and HIV)
Needle stick and other sharps- related injuries can expose
a person to -
ANSWER-Bloodborne
pathogens
