Answer:
200/cubic millimeter.
Explanation:
An opportunistic infection may be defined as the infection that normally do not affect but become pathogenic in the favorable environment. The individual with the weakened immune system gets the opportunistic infection more than the normal individual.
The blood tests are performed to check whether the individual has the opportunistic infection or not. The drop of the level of the T4 cells below the 200/cubic millimeter clearly indicates the case of the opportunistic infection in the individual.
Thus, the correct answer is option (A).
Both are equally likely to become infected. But it depends on how far the nail is in the foot and how bad the cut is on the finger.
I would actually say that the best way would be "Properly using oral contraceptives".When using a condom, this would be a 50/50 chance of the condom ripping. But when using oral contraceptives, this would be several things such as birth control, and other activities that would <span>likely to prevent pregnancy.
The reason why "</span><span>Douching after sex" would not be the correct answer would be because after sex, even when the semen has entered to women's womb, the semen would still be in her body. And as she would take a shower, the semen would most likely be in her body in order to obtain pregnancy.
Your answer: </span>Properly using oral contraceptives
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