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A positive test in a person with symptoms of an autoimmune or rheumatic disease helps the physician make a diagnosis.
the diagnosis was cancer
Albert Calmette and Camille Guerin were the first to successfully make a tuberculosis vaccine in 1906.
The blood tests made a conclusive diagnosis. Conclusive testing can show positive or negative results. Conclusive simply means definite. While the patient had a preliminary diagnosis of leukemia, negative results of tests were conclusive.
The judge pardoned the defendant for there was insufficient evidence.
Plasma donors are greatly needed to provide researchers with the antibodies needed to make positive controls in diagnostic tests for patients seeking diagnosis.
No, a positive and a positive make a positive
Talk to an attorney. A diagnosis does not immediately make someone else liable.
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Lupus is an autoimmune disorder. Tuberculosis is an infection. People with lupus often take immunosuppressive medications that may make them more vulnerable to tuberculosis, but the two are not related.
Once someone tests positive for the PPD skin test, that person will (almost)always remain positive for the rest of their life. Then, there is no sense in placing a PPD skin test again, as you already know that it will be positive. The reason for doing the chest x-ray instead is to make sure that there is no evidence of active tuberculosis disease in the lungs. Not all patients with a "positive PPD" will have an active lung disease from TB, which can be contagious.