Do I Have Tuberculosis Quiz

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How the Scales are Structured

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4/NaN

TB Exposure and Testing Context (TEaTC)

This scale summarizes exposure situations and testing-related context that may be relevant to possible tuberculosis evaluation.

No exposure/testing context reported

Follow-up signal

Prompt assessment context

0 – NaN: No exposure/testing context reported | 1 – NaN: Follow-up signal | 3 – NaN: Prompt assessment context

A score of 4 falls in the Prompt assessment context range, indicating you reported multiple exposure or testing-context factors that may warrant timely discussion of TB testing with a health professional.

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6/NaN

TB-Related Symptom Pattern (TRSP)

Summarizes the number and pattern of self-reported symptoms and exposure cues that can be seen with tuberculosis but are not specific to it.

No items endorsed

Follow-up signal

Prompt assessment

0 – NaN: No items endorsed | 1 – NaN: Follow-up signal | 3 – NaN: Prompt assessment

A score of 6 falls in the Prompt assessment range, indicating multiple TB-like symptoms or exposure cues were endorsed and warrant timely clinical consideration and possible testing discussion.

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5/NaN

Urgent Health Signals (UHS)

Measures the presence of urgent warning signs related to possible tuberculosis or other serious respiratory illness that may warrant prompt medical evaluation.

No urgent signals selected

Follow-up signal

Prompt action signal

0 – NaN: No urgent signals selected | 1 – NaN: Follow-up signal | 3 – NaN: Prompt action signal

A score of 5 falls in the Prompt action signal range, indicating at least one urgent warning sign was endorsed and should be treated as important regardless of the total score.

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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Persistent cough and fatigue

44%OF USERS

People with a lingering cough, fever, night sweats, weight loss, or tiredness use it to judge whether their symptoms could need a TB check.

Recent exposure or travel

33%OF USERS

People who were close to someone with TB, work in high-risk settings, or recently traveled to places with higher TB rates take it to assess their risk.

Medical follow-up planning

23%OF USERS

People preparing to talk with a clinician use it to organize symptom timing, possible exposure details, and warning signs that might require urgent care.

BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.

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TB Exposure and Testing Context (TEaTC)

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Normal range

9 — 13

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TB-Related Symptom Pattern (TSP)

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1.4 — 6.7

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Urgent Health Signals (UHS)

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4.4

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1.9 — 6.9

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CLEAR ANSWERS TO COMMON QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this quiz assess?

It reviews common symptoms, possible exposure, and risk factors linked to tuberculosis. It helps identify signs that may need medical evaluation.

Can the results diagnose tuberculosis or rule it out?

No, the results cannot diagnose tuberculosis or exclude it. Confirmation usually requires a clinical exam, chest imaging, and laboratory testing.

How long does it take and how many questions are included?

Completion typically takes about 10 minutes. The quiz includes 15 questions.

When should urgent medical care be sought?

Seek urgent care for coughing up more than blood streaks, severe breathing trouble, fainting, confusion, or rapid worsening of symptoms. Emergency evaluation may be needed even if other answers seem low risk.

What should be done after completing the quiz?

If symptoms or exposure are concerning, contact a clinician, a tuberculosis clinic, or a local public health service. Follow any instructions for testing or isolation provided by a healthcare professional.

WHAT THE TEST MEASURES

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Do I Have Tuberculosis Quiz - Symptoms and Signs

This free, quick tuberculosis self-check helps you organize symptoms, possible exposure, and signs that need medical attention. It cannot diagnose TB or rule it out; many TB-like symptoms have other causes, and TB may require a medical examination, chest imaging, and laboratory testing. Contact a clinician, TB clinic, or public-health service if you are concerned. Seek urgent care for coughing up more than blood streaks, severe breathing trouble, fainting, confusion, or rapid deterioration.

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