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You are working as a back office Medical Assistant, and have just performed a TB test on a patient who needs the test for employment verification. The patient is a 26 y/o male and he tells you that he really needs this job because he has to support his family. However he is worried about the test results. When you inquiry, why he is worried, he tells you that he heard, if you test test positive you will not be able to work. What would you tell this patient? What disease is the patient worried about? Would there ever be a reason a patient would test positive? If so what are the standard protocols?

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The patient should be told it's best to stay away from work so as to prevent the spread of the tuberculosis.

What is Latent TB infection?

This is referred to as a positive TB skin or blood test reaction and adequate treatment should be started immediately.

A patient can test positive through inhaling it in the air as it is an air-borne disease and the standard protocols involve using protective equipment and avoiding social gatherings. This therefore helps to prevent the spread of the disease to other people.

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