TB screenings for at risk adolescents would not include those who:
1. Have been incarcerated.
2. Test positive for HIV.
3. Are from non-U.S. countries.
4. Live with their grandparents.
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1. Tuberculosis screenings for at risk adolescents include those who have been incarcerated.
2. Tuberculosis screenings for at risk adolescents include those who are HIV positive.
3. Tuberculosis screenings for at risk adolescents include those who are from countries outside of the United States.
4. Tuberculosis screening for at risk adolescents would not include those living with their grandparents.
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