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Guidance on Interpreting Covid-19 Test Results
Guidance on Interpreting Covid-19 Test Results is a 1-page legal document that was released by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and used nation-wide.
FAQ
Q: How accurate are Covid-19 tests?A: Covid-19 tests can have false negative and false positive results, but newer tests are generally reliable.
Q: What does a positive Covid-19 test result mean?A: A positive test result means that the person being tested is currently infected with the virus.
Q: What does a negative Covid-19 test result mean?A: A negative test result means that the person being tested does not have a current infection, but they could still be infected in the future.
Q: What should I do if I test positive for Covid-19?A: If you test positive, you should isolate yourself to avoid spreading the virus and follow the guidance of your healthcare provider.
Q: What should I do if I test negative for Covid-19?A: If you test negative but have symptoms or have been exposed to someone with Covid-19, you should still follow quarantine or testing recommendations from your healthcare provider.
Q: Can Covid-19 tests give false results?A: Yes, Covid-19 tests can have false negative and false positive results, although newer tests are generally reliable.
Q: Can I get re-infected with Covid-19 after testing negative?A: Yes, it is possible to get re-infected after testing negative. Testing negative only means you were not infected at the time of the test.
Q: How soon can I get tested after exposure to Covid-19?A: It's best to wait a few days after exposure before getting tested, as it can take time for the virus to build up in your system.
Q: Can rapid Covid-19 tests be trusted?A: Rapid Covid-19 tests are generally less accurate than lab-based tests, but they can still be useful for detecting infections.
Q: Are there different types of Covid-19 tests?A: Yes, there are different types of tests including PCR tests, antigen tests, and antibody tests. Each type has its own strengths and limitations.
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