Neway Directions, Inc. 6400 Gisholt Drive, Suite 102 Madison, WI 53713
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TB Screening Neway Directions, Inc. 6400 Gisholt Drive, Suite 102 Madison, WI 53713
Name: ______
Documentation of TB Skin Test
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0.1 cc 5TU Aplisol (or other approved solution) 0.1 cc 5TU Aplisol (or other approved solution) administered intradermally on R/L administered intradermally on R/L (circle one) forearm on ___/___/____ (circle one) forearm on ___/___/____ Name of solution: ______Name of solution: ______Manufacturer:______Manufacturer:______Lot #: ______Exp. Date: ___/___/____ Lot #: ______Exp. Date: ___/___/____
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Signature and title of person administering skin test Signature and title of person administering skin test x Please read result on ___/___/____ x x Please read result on ___/___/____ SELF READS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. SELF READS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED. Results Results ______mm induration* ______mm induration* Date read: ___/___/____ Date read: ___/___/____
______Signature and title of person reading skin test Signature and title of person reading skin test * mm induration must be documented, “negative” not * mm induration must be documented, “negative” not acceptable acceptable
Classifying the Tuberculin Reaction > 5 mm is positive in > 10 mm is positive in > 15 mm is positive in Persons known to have or suspected Persons with certain medical All persons with no known risk of having HIV infection conditions, such as diabetes, chronic factors for TB Close contacts of a person with renal failure, malignancy, infectious TB immunosuppressive therapy, Persons who inject drugs (if HIV silicosis, and being 10% or more status unknown) below ideal body weight (excludes Persons whose chest x-rays are HIV infection) consistent with old, healed TB Persons who inject drugs (if HIV status negative) Foreign-born persons from areas where TB is common (such as Asia, Africa, Latin America) Medically underserved, low-income populations, including high-risk racial and ethnic groups Residents of long-term care facilities Locally identified high-prevalence groups (e.g. migrant farm workers or homeless persons) Health care workers who provide services to any of the above listed high risk groups
JHB/JMP 4/10