The Tuberculosis (TB) Skin Test form is a crucial document used in the assessment of tuberculosis exposure and infection. This form requires the name of the healthcare professional administering the test and the patient's name, ensuring clear identification of both parties involved. It also specifies the testing location and the date the test was placed, which is essential for tracking the timeline of the assessment. The site of the test is indicated as either the right or left arm, and it includes important details such as the lot number and expiration date of the testing material. To validate the test, the administering professional, whether a registered nurse (RN) or a medical doctor (MD), must sign the form. Additionally, the form requires a date when the test results are read, which must occur within 48 to 72 hours of placement. The induration measurement, recorded in millimeters, indicates the body's reaction to the test, while the PPD (Mantoux) test result is clearly marked as either negative or positive. Finally, the results must be confirmed with another signature from a qualified professional, ensuring that all sections of the form are completed for it to be valid and acceptable.