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Which type of HIV is more common worldwide?
Which type of HIV is more common worldwide?
- HIV-1 (correct)
- HIV-2
- HIV-1 and HIV-2 have the same prevalence
- Both are equally common
Where is HIV-2 rare, unless there is direct travel to?
Where is HIV-2 rare, unless there is direct travel to?
- West Africa (correct)
- Asia
- South America
- Europe
What is a characteristic of HIV-2 compared to HIV-1?
What is a characteristic of HIV-2 compared to HIV-1?
- Higher likelihood of perinatal transmission
- Faster rate of CD4 and T-cell decline
- Less pathogenic (correct)
- More easily transmitted
What is the main difference between HIV and AIDS?
What is the main difference between HIV and AIDS?
What is the most common mode of HIV transmission?
What is the most common mode of HIV transmission?
What is the goal of 'Retention in Care' for HIV patients?
What is the goal of 'Retention in Care' for HIV patients?
Which of the following is a risk factor for HIV transmission?
Which of the following is a risk factor for HIV transmission?
What is the first stage in the pathophysiology of HIV?
What is the first stage in the pathophysiology of HIV?
What is the period of viral replication called in the natural course of HIV?
What is the period of viral replication called in the natural course of HIV?
What are common symptoms of Acute HIV Infection?
What are common symptoms of Acute HIV Infection?
What is the main goal of 'Establish Care' for HIV patients?
What is the main goal of 'Establish Care' for HIV patients?
What is the key reason for the decrease in adherence to safe practices in individuals with a history of substance abuse?
What is the key reason for the decrease in adherence to safe practices in individuals with a history of substance abuse?
Individuals with HIV-2 are more likely to need to stop breastfeeding compared to those with HIV-1.
Individuals with HIV-2 are more likely to need to stop breastfeeding compared to those with HIV-1.
HIV-2 is less pathogenic than HIV-1.
HIV-2 is less pathogenic than HIV-1.
Active HIV infection always creates viral proteins.
Active HIV infection always creates viral proteins.
HIV antibodies provide protection against HIV infection.
HIV antibodies provide protection against HIV infection.
Asymptomatic chronic HIV infection is not transmissible.
Asymptomatic chronic HIV infection is not transmissible.
Cough is a common symptom of Acute HIV Infection.
Cough is a common symptom of Acute HIV Infection.
The natural course of HIV includes a period of viral replication with over 1 million copies.
The natural course of HIV includes a period of viral replication with over 1 million copies.
The goal of 'Retention in Care' for HIV patients is to prevent further infection.
The goal of 'Retention in Care' for HIV patients is to prevent further infection.
