The Syndrome Known as AIDS Is Characterized

question 67

Multiple Choice

The syndrome known as AIDS is characterized

• A) by the presence of HIV.
• B) as an opportunistic disease resulting from herpesvirus reactivation.
• C) by CTL attack on CD4 T cells.
• D) by one or more opportunistic diseases and the presence of HIV.
• E) by the presence of anti-HIV antibodies.

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Definitions:

Fetus

A developing human from roughly eight weeks after conception to the moment of birth.

Inflammatory Response

The body's immune response to infection or injury, intended to eliminate the cause of damage and initiate healing.

Influenza

An extremely contagious viral disease affecting the respiratory system, characterized by fever, intense aches, and frequently spreading through epidemics.

Breast Milk

The milk produced by human breasts following childbirth, highly recommended for feeding infants due to its nutritional content and health benefits.