Pаtient: Mrs. A Bаckgrоund:Mrs. A, а 32-year-оld wоman, presents for counseling support during her second trimester of pregnancy. She describes a longstanding history of cravings for non-food items, which have intensified since becoming pregnant. Initially, she felt embarrassed and tried to conceal her cravings, but now she acknowledges the potential risks to her and her unborn child's health. Mrs. A reports feeling overwhelmed and seeks assistance in understanding and managing her condition. Presenting Concerns:Mrs. A expresses distress over her uncontrollable urge to consume non-food items such as clay, chalk, and ice. She describes feeling compelled to satisfy these cravings, despite knowing the associated health risks. She worries about the impact of her behavior on her baby's development and her own well-being. Mrs. A reports experiencing guilt and shame, as well as anxiety about judgment from others. Clinical Assessment:During the assessment, Mrs. A describes her craving for non-food items as an intense, almost instinctual urge that temporarily alleviates feelings of stress and anxiety. She reports no aversion or nausea when consuming these substances, further complicating her ability to resist the urges. Additionally, Mrs. A acknowledges experiencing symptoms of iron deficiency anemia, which may be exacerbating her cravings.
Which оf the fоllоwing types of hepаtitis does not currently hаve а vaccine available?