Symptoms select all that apply

Persistent cough lasting 2 weeks or more Cough that doesn't go away — the most common TB symptom Night sweats Drenching sweats at night, waking up soaked Unexplained fever Low-grade fever, especially in the afternoon or evening Unexplained weight loss Losing weight without trying — more than 5% of body weight Coughing up blood or blood-stained sputum Haemoptysis — requires immediate medical attention Extreme fatigue or weakness Persistent tiredness not explained by other causes

Exposure & Risk Factors

Known close contact with a TB patient Living with or spending significant time with a confirmed TB case Living with HIV HIV significantly increases risk of developing active TB Recent stay in a crowded setting Prison, shelter, refugee camp, or crowded healthcare facility Previous TB treatment or incomplete treatment History of TB increases risk of reactivation or drug-resistant TB

TB Risk Screening

TB Symptom & Exposure Checklist

TB Risk Result — COF Health Tools

Your TB Risk Assessment

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TB Risk Screening

TB Symptom & Exposure Checklist

TB Risk Result — COF Health Tools

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