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  1. reading a tb skin test

    kimd replied to kimd's topic in General Nursing
    Thanks for everyones response. I have definitely come to the conclusion that next time a MD asks me to read his test I will respectfully decline. :) I measured it and since he had a chest xray done the same day as his PPD, he is definitely covered. Again, Thank you to all who responded to my question.

  2. reading a tb skin test

    kimd posted a topic in General Nursing
    I have never had to read a TB skin test and I was asked by my husband's MD to read his since it was to be read on Saturday. When I went to read it I wasn't sure about one part of it. It was red, not worried about that. However, it was rough, like the skin dried out or something. This area was about 3mm x 5mm. It was not swollen. So I guess I wasn't sure how to write this on the form he has to fax back. Can anyone help?

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