The nurse is preparing to administer a trivalent influenza vaccine (tiv) to a 70-year-old patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (copd). while reviewing the patient's immunization record, the nurse notes that the patient received a pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine (ppv23) 10 years prior. which action does the nurse take?

The nurse should provide TIV and then recommend to get a moment PPV23. Proof that a moment PPV23 is useful for forestalling pneumonia in patients with unending lung infection if over 5 years have gone since the underlying PPV23. The medical caretaker ought to propose this to the patient or the supplier. Directing the TIV and reminding the patient to get this yearly is right, yet the medical caretaker ought to suggest a moment PPV23 since this patient meets criteria for this sponsor. All patients more than 50 years and those with incessant lung sickness ought to get this season's cold virus antibody every year. Patients more than 50 years old can't get the live infection immunization.