Where should routine vaccines be placed in an EPI refrigerator to reduce the risk of temperature damage?
Correct answer: C. On the middle shelves away from the door
- A. In the refrigerator door shelves
- B. Against the freezer compartment wall
- C. On the middle shelves away from the door
- D. Beside the refrigerator light bulb
Explanation
Vaccines should be kept on the middle shelves where the temperature is more stable. The door and areas close to the freezer can have unsuitable temperature fluctuations or freezing conditions.
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