The Tuberculosis (TB) Test Form plays a crucial role in the assessment and management of TB exposure, particularly in healthcare settings and other environments where individuals may be at higher risk. This form captures essential information, including the names of both the healthcare professional and patient, as well as the testing location. It outlines key details such as the date the test was placed, the specific site on the body where the test was administered, and the lot number along with its expiration date, ensuring traceability and validity of the test materials used. Additionally, the form requires the signature of the administering professional, which can be an RN, MD, or other qualified personnel, thereby confirming that the test was conducted according to established protocols. After the test is placed, it is critical to read the results within 48 to 72 hours, a timeframe noted on the form, where the induration, measured in millimeters, is documented. The outcome of the PPD (Mantoux) test is clearly indicated as either negative or positive, providing vital information for further medical evaluation. Lastly, the form must be fully completed for it to be valid, reinforcing the importance of thorough documentation in healthcare practices.