Take the 2 Hr HIV/AIDS Test










  1. hiv is a virus that can integrate its dna into a white blood cell and cause it to malfunction.


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  2. hiv can leads to aids without medical intervention


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  3. elisa and western blot are two types of tests used for hiv/aids testing.


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  4. person infected with hiv may not show symptoms up to 20 years.


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  5. it is very common to transmit hiv from mother to child during birth and organ transplant.


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  6. a person is suggested of having aids if displayed common symptoms accompany with a less than 200 white blood cell (cd4+) count.


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  7. the most common mode of transmission in hiv/aids is sharing of needles and sexual contacts.


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  8. prevention of hiv/aids includes taking universal precautions and always wears protective gloves when handling blood.


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  9. wearing latex condoms are proven to reduce hiv/aids and other sexual transmitting diseases (std).


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  10. french kissing (mouth to mouth) can cause a transmitting of hiv/aids


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