Question

Question one (Five Parts): A. Which tests detect anti-HIV antibodies? I. PCER and Western Blot II. Gene probe and ELISAC II. PCRA and gene probe IV. ELISA and Western Blot B. On the federal level, HIV testing has been mandatory for_since 1985 I. all federal employees Il. all healthcare workers II. all immigrants IV. all members of the armed forces C. Which of the following is an example of a question that promotes client-centered HIV prevention counseling? I. Have you ever had sex while under the influence of drugs? II.How often do you use condoms when you have sex? III. Have you ever injected drugs? IV.Can you always use clean needles? D. HIV becomes resistant to medication through: I. carcinogenesis Il. immune invasion III. virulence factors IV. mutation E. What is the main reason that antiretroviral drugs are not typically used to prevent HIV infection? II. III IV. ey increase susceptibility to infection They are ineffective They can have toxic side effects They are too expensive

Answer 1

A.Which tests detect anti-HIV antibodies?
Answer: iv.ELISA and Western Blot

Tests most commonly used to diagnose HIV infection are those that detect HIV antibodies. Two of the best-known HIV antibody tests are the ELISA (enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay) and the Western Blot tests. Antibodies are small proteins made by your immune system whenever a new infection invades the body.

B.On the federal level, HIV testing has been manadory for ...since 1985?

Answer: iv. all members of the armed forces.

C. Which is an example of a question that promotes client-centered HIV prevention counseling?

Answer: ii. How often do you use condoms when you have sex?

D. HIV becomes resistent to medication through

Answer: iv. Mutation

E. What is the main reason that antiretroviral drugs are not typically used to prevent HIV infection?

Answer:iii. They can have toxic side effects