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The document is an Allergy Skin Testing Sheet designed for environmental allergens. It includes sections for patient information, testing protocols based on age groups, and a detailed list of allergen panels (A to F) with various environmental allergens. The sheet also provides a reaction guide indicating the severity of reactions based on measurement in millimeters.

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How do you read allergy patch results?

Interpretation of patch test results IR Irritant reaction. - Discrete patchy erythema without infiltration. +++ Extreme positive reaction. - Coalescing vesicles. - Bullous or ulcerative reaction. ++ Strong positive reaction. - Erythema - Infiltration. + Weak positive reaction. - Erythema - Infiltration.

How do you read an allergy skin test sheet?

The results range from 0.0 (no sensitivity) to 100 (high sensitivity). Each allergen tested will have its own result. Higher kU/L values indicate a higher sensitivity to the particular allergen. If the IgE levels for a specific allergen are raised, it suggests that you may be allergic to that substance.

What do the numbers mean on a skin allergy test?

What do the numbers mean on allergy test results? The numbers on allergy test results range from 0.00 to 100.00, indicating the level of specific IgE antibodies in your blood. A result above 0.35 is generally considered positive, while higher numbers indicate a stronger allergic reaction.

What is the 5 panel allergy test?

What does Allergy Fx 5 Panel measure? The Allergy Fx5 Panel is a multitest that measures antibodies to Egg White, Cod Fish, Wheat, Peanut, Soyabean, and Cow Milk along with Total IgE in infants.

What is the standard allergy patch test?

During a patch test, your skin may be exposed to 20 to 30 extracts of substances that can cause contact dermatitis. These can include latex, medicines, fragrances, preservatives, hair dyes, metals and resins. You wear the patches on your arm or back for 48 hours.

What is a high score on an allergy test?

What do the IgE reactivity levels, classes, and ranges mean on the Indoor Outdoor Allergy Test? Category / InterpretationClassIntensity Range (UOD) Low 1 6-10 Moderate 2 11-23 High 3 24-45 Very High 4 46-823 more rows

What is the 36 allergy patch test?

The skin on your back may be exposed to up to 36 extracts of substances that can cause contact dermatitis including latex, medications, fragrances, preservatives, hair dyes, chemicals, and resins. You will wear the patches applied by your allergist, most likely on your back, for 2-3 days.

What is a high number for allergy testing?

Values between 3.50-17.49 mean a greater possibility. Values between 17.50-49.99 mean very likely. Values between 50.00-100.00 mean very high likelihood. Values over 100.00 mean extremely likely.

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