The nurse should educate the patient about the schedule for both the influenza and Hib vaccines as well as the difference between Haemophilus influenzae type b and the influenza virus. Although it is correct to say that the Hib is a bacterium that can cause serious infections of the blood and CNS, this statement does not address the patient’s misunderstanding of the timing of the influenza vaccine. Asking the mother if she is sure if the information was from a reputable source impairs therapeutic communication and does not address the mother’s misunderstanding. It isn’t necessary to view the CDC’s vaccination schedule because the nurse can inform the mother of the correct timing of the vaccine.