A pregnant woman has had only one dose of tetanus immunization. What should the student do?

Here are the answers to the questions: 1. During antenatal registration, the student reviews the tetanus immunization schedule. The woman has had only one dose. What should the student do? Tetanus immunization during pregnancy is crucial for protecting both the mother and the newborn from tetanus. A complete course typically involves multiple doses. If a woman has only received one dose, her immunization is incomplete. A. Disregard it: This is incorrect, as incomplete immunization needs to be addressed. B. Refer for lab test: This is not directly related to completing the tetanus immunization schedule. C. Schedule the second dose: This is the appropriate action to ensure the woman completes her immunization series and gains adequate protection. D. Start iron tablets