INTERPRETATION FOR THIS LAB RESULTS The results of stat laboratory tests showed the following:  Darkfield examination of penile lesion—Positive for T. pallidum  FTA-ABS—Reactive  HSV culture—Negative  Gonorrhea NAAT—Negative  Chlamydia NAAT—Negative  HIV antibody test—Negative

INTERPRETATION FOR THIS LAB RESULTS The results of stat laboratory tests showed the following:  Darkfield examination of penile lesion—Positive for T. pallidum  FTA-ABS—Reactive  HSV culture—Negative  Gonorrhea NAAT—Negative  Chlamydia NAAT—Negative  HIV antibody test—Negative

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