Definition of tuberculin in English:

tuberculin

noun tjʊˈbəːkjʊlɪntəˈbərkjələn

mass noun

A sterile protein extract from cultures of tubercle bacillus, used in a test by hypodermic injection for infection with or immunity to tuberculosis, and also formerly in the treatment of the disease.
Example sentencesExamples
- Tuberculin skin testing with tuberculin purified protein derivative is used to screen persons for latent tuberculosis infection.
- Sputum culture and smears, tuberculin testing, and radiography are all essentially 19th century inventions.
- The tuberculin skin test is used to diagnose latent tuberculosis infection, but it requires two visits and skilled personnel for test placement and interpretation.
- All pregnant patients with HIV infection should also undergo tuberculin skin testing as part of their routine prenatal care.
- The usual screening test for tuberculosis is the Mantoux skin test with five tuberculin units of purified protein derivative.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin tuberculum (see tubercle) + -in¹.

Definition of tuberculin in US English:

tuberculin

nountəˈbərkjələntəˈbərkyələn

A sterile protein extract from cultures of tubercle bacillus, used in a test by hypodermic injection for infection with or immunity to tuberculosis, and also formerly in the treatment of the disease.
Example sentencesExamples
- Tuberculin skin testing with tuberculin purified protein derivative is used to screen persons for latent tuberculosis infection.
- The tuberculin skin test is used to diagnose latent tuberculosis infection, but it requires two visits and skilled personnel for test placement and interpretation.
- Sputum culture and smears, tuberculin testing, and radiography are all essentially 19th century inventions.
- All pregnant patients with HIV infection should also undergo tuberculin skin testing as part of their routine prenatal care.
- The usual screening test for tuberculosis is the Mantoux skin test with five tuberculin units of purified protein derivative.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin tuberculum (see tubercle) + -in.

单词	tuberculin
释义	Definition of tuberculin in English: tuberculin noun tjʊˈbəːkjʊlɪntəˈbərkjələn mass noun A sterile protein extract from cultures of tubercle bacillus, used in a test by hypodermic injection for infection with or immunity to tuberculosis, and also formerly in the treatment of the disease. Example sentencesExamples Tuberculin skin testing with tuberculin purified protein derivative is used to screen persons for latent tuberculosis infection. Sputum culture and smears, tuberculin testing, and radiography are all essentially 19th century inventions. The tuberculin skin test is used to diagnose latent tuberculosis infection, but it requires two visits and skilled personnel for test placement and interpretation. All pregnant patients with HIV infection should also undergo tuberculin skin testing as part of their routine prenatal care. The usual screening test for tuberculosis is the Mantoux skin test with five tuberculin units of purified protein derivative. Origin Late 19th century: from Latin tuberculum (see tubercle) + -in¹. Definition of tuberculin in US English: tuberculin nountəˈbərkjələntəˈbərkyələn A sterile protein extract from cultures of tubercle bacillus, used in a test by hypodermic injection for infection with or immunity to tuberculosis, and also formerly in the treatment of the disease. Example sentencesExamples Tuberculin skin testing with tuberculin purified protein derivative is used to screen persons for latent tuberculosis infection. The tuberculin skin test is used to diagnose latent tuberculosis infection, but it requires two visits and skilled personnel for test placement and interpretation. Sputum culture and smears, tuberculin testing, and radiography are all essentially 19th century inventions. All pregnant patients with HIV infection should also undergo tuberculin skin testing as part of their routine prenatal care. The usual screening test for tuberculosis is the Mantoux skin test with five tuberculin units of purified protein derivative. Origin Late 19th century: from Latin tuberculum (see tubercle) + -in.
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