Asked by Melissa Foley on Jul 03, 2024

Karen is trying to become pregnant. She is concerned about contracting rubella, which she has never had and for which she has never been immunized. To help avoid any related problems with her child during pregnancy and afterward, she should ________.

A) discuss rubella immunization with her doctor before trying to get pregnant
B) get an immunization during pregnancy
C) have the child immunized after birth if she contracts rubella during pregnancy
D) make sure the child is immunized at the age of 5

Rubella Immunization

Vaccination against rubella, a contagious viral infection preventable by vaccine, known for its potential to cause birth defects if contracted by pregnant women.

Pregnant

The state of carrying a developing fetus within the female body.

Rubella

A contagious viral infection best known for its distinctive red rash; also called German measles.

  • Comprehend the significance of vaccinations and screenings in halting the spread of diseases from mothers to their offspring.