Countries aim to prevent<unk>  by ensuring that the work of their national TB control programmes, and of all practitioners working with people with TB, is carried out according to the International Standards for TB Care. These emphasize providing proper diagnosis and treatment to all TB patients, including those with<unk> -resistant TB; assuring regular, timely supplies of all anti-TB<unk> s; proper management of anti-TB<unk> s and providing support to patients to maximize adherence to prescribed regimens; caring for<unk>  cases in a centre with proper ventilation, and minimizing contact with other patients, particularly those with HIV, especially in the early stages before treatment has had a chance to reduce the infectiousness. Also an effective disease control infrastructure is necessary for the prevention of<unk> berculosis. Increased funding for research, and strengthened laboratory facilities are much required. Immediate detection through<unk>  susceptibility testing's are vital, when trying to stop the spread of<unk> berculosis.
Extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis
Totally drug-resistant tuberculosis
Multidrug-resistant tuberculosis
Primary inoculation tuberculosis
Latent tuberculosis
Extrapulmonary tuberculosis
Tuberculosis
Miliary tuberculosis