The risk of HIV infection is increased in the group that engages in intimate activity.
- Human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV, affects immune system cells and weakens your body's defences against illness and infection. The risk of HIV infection is increased in the group that engages in intimate activity.
- HIV testing comes in three different forms: nucleic acid tests, antigen/antibody tests, and antibody tests (NAT). When you are exposed to viruses like HIV, your immune system produces antibodies. Antigens are alien compounds that trigger the immune system. Before antibodies form, an antigen called p24 is produced if you have HIV.
Most HIV tests are done on blood or oral fluid. They could also be used with urine.
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Answer:
your answer would be protons i think
Explanation:
Dosage : 1000mg /1g
Route : IM or intramuscular
Doses administered : 2
Nursing actions taken (this is a guess) : gain consent
wash hands and use exam gloves.
Assemble the drug and ensure no bubbles are in the needle.
Change the needle to the proper gauge (usually 23G)
prep the area by using an alcohol wipe. Aspirate and check for any unusual signs in the patient such as anaphylactic shock, edema, fainting, etc.
Dispose of the needle in the sharps container
Inform of the carry out procedure
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D.) moving patients is the correct answer.
