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The employee health nurse is discussing hepatitis B vaccines with new employees. Which statement best describes the proper administration of the hepatitis B vaccine?

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Rationale: Hepatitis B vaccine is given in three IM doses (0, 1, 6 months), per CDC guidelines. Annual dosing, split doses, or intradermal routes are incorrect.

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