Patient in clinic is declining the flu shot

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A patient in the clinic is declining the flu shot this year because last year he got the flu shot and "got the flu twice anyway . . . those flu shots don't even work." The NP understands that people may get the flu twice in one year based on the principle of: Flu vaccines are ineffective Antigenic drift Antibodies wane over time Antigenic shift.

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