Which test assesses Rubella vaccination status?

The Rubella IGG test specifically evaluates the presence of immunoglobulin G (IGG) antibodies in the blood, which indicates whether a person has immunity to the rubella virus, typically as a result of vaccination or past infection. A positive result suggests that the individual has been vaccinated against rubella or has previously been infected, providing reassurance about their immunity status. This is crucial for pregnant women or those planning to conceive, as rubella can have serious consequences for fetal development.

The other tests mentioned do not assess immunization status against rubella. Hepatitis C RNA Quantitative focuses on the presence of the virus in the bloodstream, the Varicella test assesses immunity to chickenpox, and the ELP Hemoglobin test measures hemoglobin levels but does not pertain to rubella. Therefore, the Rubella IGG test is the only option that clearly addresses vaccination status for rubella.