A nurse is teaching a patient how to avoid contracting influenza and secondary bacterial infection. Which measures should be included in the instruction? (Select all that apply.?

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Influenza vaccination is the most effective method of preventing influenza. Avoiding crowds during flu season reduces the risk of exposure to the virus. Good hand washing is important for preventing the spread of both influenza and secondary bacterial infections. Avoiding sharing eating or drinking utensils reduces the risk of contracting influenza and bacterial infections. Prophylactic antibiotics are not recommended for routine use in preventing either influenza or secondary bacterial infections. Increased intake of vitamin B has not been shown to have a significant impact on preventing influenza or secondary bacterial infections.

A Nurse Is Teaching a Patient How to Avoid Contracting