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VIS Quiz Question #3

Poll

The NCVIA also requires that certain things be included in the patient’s chart.

3. Which of the following does NOT have to be recorded with every vaccine administration?

A. A parent’s signature acknowledging receipt of the VIS sheet or that it has been explained to them
B. The date of the last revision of the VIS sheet
C. The date the vaccine recipient received the VIS sheet
D. The name, address, and title of the person who administered the vaccine
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