A 30-year-old woman is 8 months pregnant. She received all of her recommended childhood vaccines and Tdap during her last pregnancy 3 years ago. Should she receive Tdap vaccine today?

A pregnant woman should be given the Tdap vaccine in each pregnancy, no matter if it has already been applied in previous pregnancies

Explanation:

According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, the Tdap should be administered to all pregnant women during each pregnancy, as early in the 27 - 36 weeks of gestation as possible, because it’s safe and important that each baby receives the highest possible protection against pertussis at birth.

birth control pills, the birth control patch, and the vaginal birth control ring are these hormones prevent pregnancy mainly by stopping ovulation

i believe the answer would be 1975.

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