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IMPORTANT NOTICE August 4, 2017SEASONAL FLU SHOEMAKER IT YOUR BUSINESS TO FIGHT THE FLU Even healthy people can get the flu, making every workplace a common site for catching a seasonal flu virus.

How to fill out seasonal flu shots

How to fill out seasonal flu shots

1. Locate a flu shot clinic or a healthcare provider that offers seasonal flu shots.
2. Schedule an appointment or walk-in during the clinic's operating hours.
3. Complete any necessary paperwork or consent forms.
4. Provide your personal information, including your name, date of birth, and contact information.
5. Answer any questions about your medical history, allergies, or previous flu shot reactions.
6. Follow the instructions given by the healthcare provider or nurse administering the flu shot.
7. Roll up your sleeve or expose the upper arm, typically the deltoid muscle, for the injection.
8. Stay relaxed and try to minimize any muscle tension.
9. Receive the flu shot injection in the upper arm as instructed by the healthcare provider or nurse.
10. Remain at the clinic or healthcare facility for the recommended observation period, if advised.
11. Keep the vaccination record or documentation provided by the clinic for future reference or reporting.
12. Follow any post-vaccination instructions or guidelines provided, such as watching for potential side effects.
13. If any concerns or side effects arise, seek medical attention or contact the healthcare provider who administered the shot.

Who needs seasonal flu shots?

1. Seasonal flu shots are recommended for most individuals aged 6 months and older.
2. People at higher risk of developing flu-related complications are strongly advised to get vaccinated every season. This includes:
3. - Adults aged 65 years and older
4. - Pregnant women
5. - Children younger than 5 years, especially those under 2 years old
6. - Individuals with chronic medical conditions such as asthma, diabetes, heart disease, or weakened immune systems
7. - Residents of long-term care facilities or nursing homes
8. - Healthcare workers or individuals in close contact with high-risk individuals
9. - Travelers, particularly to areas with elevated flu activity or during flu seasons
10. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider to determine if getting a flu shot is appropriate for your specific situation.

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What is seasonal flu shots?

Seasonal flu shots are vaccinations given to protect against the flu viruses that are expected to be the most common during the upcoming flu season.

Who is required to file seasonal flu shots?

Healthcare providers, hospitals, and other organizations that administer flu vaccines are required to report seasonal flu shots.

How to fill out seasonal flu shots?

Seasonal flu shots can be reported electronically through the CDC's Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) or other designated reporting systems.

What is the purpose of seasonal flu shots?

The purpose of seasonal flu shots is to prevent or reduce the severity of flu illness and its complications.

What information must be reported on seasonal flu shots?

Information that must be reported on seasonal flu shots includes the type of vaccine administered, the date of administration, and the patient's demographic information.