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What do you do if you are exposed to someone with TB?

Close contacts were defined as persons who had shared air space with an individual with pulmonary tuberculosis in the household or other indoor setting for 15 hours per week or 180 hours total during an infectious period, defined as the interval from 3 months before collection of the first culture-positive sputum

How likely are you to get TB if exposed?

If you are located at a school site, the California School Employee TB Risk Assessment Questionnaire can be completed in-person with the school site Registered Nurse.

What to do if you come in contact with someone with tuberculosis?

No. It is very important to remember that only someone with active TB disease in the lungs can spread the germ. People with TB infection are not contagious, do not have any symptoms, and do not put their family, friends and co-workers at risk. (diabetes, cancer, etc.)