Answer:
HIV is more manageable than AIDS and typically involves fewer life-threatening infections.
Explanation:
HIV stands for<em> "Human Immunodeficiency Virus</em>" while AIDS stands for <em>"Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome</em>.<em>"</em>
AIDS is caused by HIV. Both of these can be passed on to others during sexual activity. They can also be passed by coming in contact with an infected blood. There's no cure for HIV; however, there are antiviral medications that could lower the replication of the virus. This prevents the person from getting into a life-threatening condition called <em>"AIDS."</em> Having AIDS is regarded as a<em> late stage</em> and <em>the person's immune system is considered to have greatly deteriorated.</em>
Therefore, <u>HIV is more manageable than AIDS.</u>
Answer: Her fundal height is 34 centimetres
Explanation:
A multigravada is a woman who has previously had at least two pregnancies. The fundus of the uterus is the top part of the uterus that is across from the cervix (opening of the uterus).
The level of the uterine fundus is referred to as the "fundal height". The fundal height is the distance from the pubic bone to the top of the uterus measured in centimetres. After 20 weeks of pregnancy, the fundal height most times matches the number of weeks one has been pregnant. In this case, since the multigravada is 34 weeks pregnant, her fundal height should be 34 centimetres.
However there are exceptions to this in cases of
▪obesity
▪fibroids
▪multiple births
Slow fetal growth, in balance in the amount of amniotic fluid, or a slightly larger than average baby can cause the fundal height measurement to be smaller or larger than expected.
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