What's Class C in X-Ray Result?

[Sha and Scott 0]

I had my medical last week and when I was already at the releasing section, I saw my file with a "Class C" tagged on the folder. What does it mean? Anybody in here who has an idea?

Thanks.

[Roserick 0]

I had my medical last week and when I was already at the releasing section, I saw my file with a "Class C" tagged on the folder. What does it mean? Anybody in here who has an idea?

Thanks.

If they didn't put you on hold on the releasing.. I don't think its anything for you to worry about.. Maybe its a SLEC terminology.. Or some type of Visa classification on their part..

[vsmtghdy 2]

Are you sure the Class C is for the Chest X-ray?

There is no Class C for CXR. The U.S. Department of State Chest X-ray and Classification Work sheet have the following (CDC/WHO and Technical Instructions for Panel Physicians):

No Class

Class A/TB

Class B1/TB

Class B2/TB

Class B Other, Follow-up needed

Although there is a guideline for those who have cough/colds that could be classified as "C", as suggestive for Pneumonia (?). But they don't usually do this for the Medical Exam Classification. They follow the Classifications for PTB as A or B only.

[Sha and Scott 0]

I'm not so sure if it was for the X-Ray result. I just noticed it when the guy got my X-Ray result there was this folder on top of it with my name and the words "Class C" written on top of my name. Then he took the rest of my files from the nurse and combined it together.

I'm just curious about what it means that's why I asked.