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TUBERCULOSIS THERAPY AND FOLLOW-UP CARE REPORT - ct 2025

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The document is a Tuberculosis Therapy and Follow-Up Care Report Form (TB-32) used by the Connecticut Department of Public Health. It collects patient information, treatment details, therapy status, and follow-up evaluations for individuals being treated for active TB disease or latent TB infection. The form includes sections for documenting drug dosages, reasons for therapy changes, HIV testing, risk factors, and provider information.

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How do you monitor TB treatment?

Monitoring response to treatment is done through regular history taking, physical examination, chest radiograph and laboratory monitoring. The classic symptoms of TB cough, sputum production, fever and weight loss generally improve within the first few weeks.

Does tuberculosis need to be reported?

The most common CT findings of reactivation pulmonary TB are centrilobular small nodules, branching linear and nodular opacities (tree-in-bud sign), patchy or lobular areas of consolidation, and cavitation [24, 36, 37].

What is the follow up of TB treatment?

After completion of TB treatment, all cases should be followed-up at 6 monthly intervals (ie. 6 months, 12 months, 18 months, 24 months after treatment). During each follow-up point, all cases should be screened for TB Disease, using atleast the 4 symptom complex.

Do I have to tell my employer I have TB?

Advise employees that they are required to report immediately to the employer any communicable diseases (including TB) so that the employer can institute appropriate action with public health authorities to control the spread of the disease within the workplace and ensure that an adequate medical response is occurring.

Does TB have to be reported to the CDC?

TB disease is a nationally notifiable disease; however, latent TB infection is not reported to CDC. Some states and localities have developed legal reporting requirements for latent TB infection as a tool to prevent TB disease.

Does active TB have to be reported?

Tuberculosis is a reportable disease, and physicians must report cases of TB within 24 hours of diagnosis or discovery to their local health department. You can visit the Local Health Department Maps page to find the information on your local health department.

Do positive TB tests need to be reported?

All persons with clinically active or presumed TB disease should be reported to the local or state health department. Latent TB infection is reportable in some states and localities. For information on reporting requirements in your jurisdiction, consult your state TB program.

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