The nurse is discussing preventive health issues with an 18-year-old patient about to head to college. Patient says she will be living in the dormitories for the first year, at least, and is concerned about the possibility of catching meningococcal meningitis. Which of the following statements are accurate regarding meningococcal meningitis? Select all that apply
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