Infectious tuberculosis definition
Infectious tuberculosis means tuberculosis disease of the respiratory tract capable of producing infection or disease in others, as demonstrated by the presence of acid–fast bacilli in the sputum or bronchial secretions, or by radiographic and clinical findings.
Infectious tuberculosis means pulmonary or laryngeal tuberculosis as evidenced by:
Infectious tuberculosis means tuberculosis disease in any part of the body, capable of producing infection or disease in others as demonstrated by laboratory evidence of tuberculosis bacteria in a specimen from any source in an individual's body or by radiographic or clinical findings.
More Definitions of Infectious tuberculosis
Infectious tuberculosis means tuberculosis disease in a communicable or infectious stage as determined by chest radiograph, the bacteriologic examination of body tissues or secretions, or other diagnostic procedures. A person is considered infectious to others until such time as sputum smears from a pulmonary, laryngeal or other airway source collected on three consecutive days have tested negative for tuberculosis and the person shows significant clinical improvement, such as the resolution of cough or fever.
Infectious tuberculosis means tuberculosis disease of the respiratory tract capable of producing infection or disease in
Infectious tuberculosis means tuberculosis disease in a communicable or infectious stage as