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<blockquote data-quote="Pulp" data-source="post: 4362535" data-attributes="member: 14195"><p>When in Jr High the Nowata County Health Dept sent a nurse to give us TB tests. The test is done with a thin needle on a syringe, the test serum is shot just under the skin and it leaves a little blister. Then she came back a week or so later and looked for any reaction at the injection point. While no one tested positive, there were some that showed minor reactions, which meant the person at some time had been exposed, but not infected.</p><p>Anyway, the funny thing is the nurse used the SAME needle and syringe on every student! After each student she held the needle in the flame of an alcohol lamp till it was red hot, then cooled it in alcohol before yelling NEXT!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pulp, post: 4362535, member: 14195"] When in Jr High the Nowata County Health Dept sent a nurse to give us TB tests. The test is done with a thin needle on a syringe, the test serum is shot just under the skin and it leaves a little blister. Then she came back a week or so later and looked for any reaction at the injection point. While no one tested positive, there were some that showed minor reactions, which meant the person at some time had been exposed, but not infected. Anyway, the funny thing is the nurse used the SAME needle and syringe on every student! After each student she held the needle in the flame of an alcohol lamp till it was red hot, then cooled it in alcohol before yelling NEXT! [/QUOTE]
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