Reviewed on: April 19,2016

Are inmates allowed shots like tetanus or other vaccines at the prisons?

My son is an inmate at the Roger State Prison and he was bitten by a mouse which had gotten in the prison at some point. He went to medical to get a shot just in case the mouse had a disease. the tetanus shot is usually given. They being the nurse or if seen by a doctor one would receive a shot. Are they not allowed shots of that sort at the prisons? Thank you

Asked: April 19, 2016
Author: Shelyn
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Tetanus shots and tuberculosis (TB) vaccines are regular inoculations that occur in prison and jail. If there was a mouse/rat bite, we are pretty sure the medical staff and any/every facility would make sure the inmate's tenanus shots were recent.
https://www.inmateaid.com/ask-the-inmate/are-inmates-allowed-shots-like-tetanus-or-other-vaccines-at-the-prisons#answer
Accepted Answer Date Created: April 19,2016

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