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by BlastRoom
What the virus does to the immune system, how it is and is not passed on, and how it is treated now.
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HIV attacks and destroys which infection-fighting immune cells?
A person with HIV has a viral load test. What does this test measure?
People with untreated HIV are at risk for opportunistic infections. What is an opportunistic infection?
A person's CD4 count rises over several months while they take HIV medicine as prescribed. What does this show?
Why can a person with HIV feel healthy for years while the virus still harms their immune system?
Besides sexual contact and shared injection equipment, which is a route by which HIV can pass to another person?
A health care worker is stuck by a used needle containing blood from a person with HIV. Why is this a possible HIV exposure?
Which situation could transmit HIV?
Which contact creates a possible route for HIV transmission?
After basketball, Leo high-fives a teammate who has HIV. What is the HIV transmission risk from that contact?
Which everyday contact does NOT transmit HIV?
An untreated person has a CD4 count of 180 cells/mm³ and an opportunistic infection. What stage of HIV infection is this?
A person with HIV has a CD4 count of 420 cells/mm³ and has no opportunistic infection. Which stage is this?
Two weeks after getting HIV, a person has fever, chills, and a sore throat. Which stage of HIV infection is this?
A person with HIV has a CD4 count of 210 cells/mm³ and a common cold, which is not an opportunistic infection. Which stage is this?
A person with HIV has a CD4 count of 350 cells/mm³ but has developed an opportunistic infection. Which stage is this?
An HIV antibody test is negative 7 days after a possible exposure. Why does that result not yet rule out HIV?
What does a laboratory HIV antigen/antibody test look for?
Which HIV test looks for the actual virus, including HIV RNA, in the blood?
Twelve days after a possible exposure, which HIV test type can usually detect HIV earlier than the other test types?
A rapid HIV self-test is an antibody test. What does it detect?
What is the name for the combination of HIV medicines used to control HIV?
Jordan takes ART as prescribed and keeps an undetectable viral load. Which outcome is supported by current evidence?
Why should a person continue ART after a viral-load test is undetectable?
ART is intended to produce which effect for a person living with HIV?
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The Immune System, Immunity and Vaccines
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