Reporting Requirements â¢ All positive laboratory tests are reportable bylaboratory. â¢ All cases are reportable by attending health careprofessional. Clinical Presentation/Natural History Leprosy is a chronic bacterial disease of the skin,peripheral nerves and/or the upper airway.eporting Requirements â¢ All positive laboratory tests are reportable bylaboratory. â¢ All cases are reportable by attending health careprofessional. Clinical Presentation/Natural History Leprosy is a chronic bacterial disease of the skin,peripheral nerves and/or the upper airway.
Older age. Doctors generally agree that women can consider stopping routine Pap testing at age 65 if their previous tests for cervical cancer have been negative. Discuss your options with your doctor and together you can decide what's best for you based on your risk factors.
â¢ Women aged 21 to 29 should get a Pap test (conventional or liquid-based) every three years. The statement specifically recommends against annual Pap testing. The former guideline called for a conventional Pap test every year, or a liquid-based Pap test every two years, for this age group.â¢ For women 30 and over, Pap tests should be done every three years. The guidelines recommend against annual or more frequent Pap testing for this age group.The previous guidelines said women 30 and over who have had three normal Pap tests in a row may be tested less often -- every two to three years.â¢ Combining the Pap test with HPV testing every three to five years is the preferred strategy for women aged 30 and older.he previous guidelines said women 30 and over who have had three normal Pap tests in a row may be tested less often -- every two to three years. â¢ Combining the Pap test with HPV testing every three to five years is the preferred strategy for women aged 30 and older.