A community health nurse is conducting a tuberculosis (TB) screening clinic at a homeless shelter. Which assessment finding would indicate a positive TB skin test? a) Redness and swelling at the injection site measuring 3 mm in diameter b) Induration at the injection site measuring 6 mm in diameter c) Absence of any reaction at the injection site d) Blister formation at the injection site

A community health nurse is conducting a tuberculosis (TB) screening clinic at a homeless shelter. Which assessment finding would indicate a positive TB skin test? a) Redness and swelling at the injection site measuring 3 mm in diameter b) Induration at the injection site measuring 6 mm in diameter c) Absence of any reaction at the injection site d) Blister formation at the injection site

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