The nurse has instructed a client newly diagnosed with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Which of the following statements by the client would indicate effective understanding? This disease is caused by a retrovirus leading toA. encapsulation of CD4+ T-cells.B. inflammation of the CD4+ T-cells.C. abnormal proliferation of CD4+ T-cells.D. viral integration into the CD4+ T-cells.

Patient X has 150 CD4 T cells/mm3. What phase of an HIV infection is this patient in?Multiple Choiceacute phase (A)chronic phase (B)AIDS (C)transmission phase (D)terminal phase (E)

There are people, referred to as “elite controllers,” who become infected with HIV and yet, many years later, still have not progressed to AIDS. These people seem to be able to resist the disease because ________.1 pointthey have an MHC I variant highly effective in displaying HIV antigenstheir TH cells mount an especially aggressive attack against all virusestheir MHC region has TNF variants that target retroviruses with great accuracythey do not have surface molecules that allow HIV to attach and enter the celltheir macrophage are unusually active in phagocytizing and presenting HIV peptides

4. If HIV has a chance to cause a lot of damage to your immunesystem, you may become ill from certain serious opportunisticinfections and cancers. These illnesses are also known as AIDS(Acquired ImmunoDeficiency Syndrome)CVG CThestacSeroconversionillnessTheasymptomaticstage of HIVSymptomaticHIVLate-stageHIV/AIDS

discuss about HIV host cell interaction

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.