Blood Tests. Blood tests measure the presence of IgE antibodies to specific foods. (IgE, short for âimmunoglobulin E,â is the antibody that triggers food allergy symptoms.) In the past, these tests were called âRASTsâ (which stands for radioallergosorbent tests) because they used radioactivity, but modern tests do not.our allergist should explain the meaning of the blood tests to you. The results are not very helpful for predicting the severity of an allergy. Instead, the test gives information about the chance that there is an allergy.
If the judge determines that you have spent enough time in jail between the arrest for the violation and the sentencing, the judge may give you time served. Time served is a popular sentence when you are found guilty of a violation of probation and the original charge is a minor one.
When those terms are broken, the person serving probation can face severe consequences and penalties, including the possibility of additional probation terms, significant fines, a revoked probation or, more significantly, jail time. The last thing you want is to go, or return, to prison.