What does ART do for HIV infections?Group of answer choicesprevents HIV infection from occurringreduced the infection to very low levelsrids the body of HIVNo answer text provided.

1. Name the 4 body fluids that can transmit HIV. (4 pts)2. List 2 ways someone can reduce the risk or prevent contracting HIV? (2 pts)3. Explain 2 ways HIV can affect the body over time? (2 pt)4. List 4 symptoms an HIV infected person can experience? (4 pts) 5. Can you tell if someone has HIV?  If so, how? (2 pts)6. Explain why it would be ok & safe to befriend someone with HIV. (2 pts)

Which of the following statements is most accurate about the medical aspects of AIDS?Group of answer choicesMost HIV-positive people realize that they are infected as soon as they have contracted the disease.Women who are HIV positive are more likely than other women to develop vaginal infections, as well as cancer of the cervix.Most health care providers are well informed about the gynecological symptoms related to AIDS in women.HIV-positive males are much more likely than HIV-positive females to have symptoms such as fatigue, weight loss, and high fevers.

Antiretroviral therapy (ART), commonly used to treat people with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), is associated with which of the following health conditions? Hypertension and muscle wasting. Hypertension and abnormal distribution of body fat. Pancreatic cancer and muscle wasting. Dyslipidemia and insulin resistance.

The infectious agent that causes AIDS is aGroup of answer choicesyeast.virus.bacterium.protozoan.mold.

What is the best explanation for how HIV attacks Helper T cells?Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer.aHelper T cells activate antibody productionbHIV binds to specific proteins to gain access to cells, and these proteins are expressed on helper T cellscHIV converts RNA into DNAdHIV leads to immune suppressioneHIV is an infectious bacterium