If a Person Who Has Been Diagnosed with HIV Is

question 44

Multiple Choice

If a person who has been diagnosed with HIV is discussing their viral load with their doctor, what are they most likely talking about?

• A) Measure of the amount of a virus that an infected person has per millimetre of blood
• B) Their susceptibility to viral infections
• C) The time that they were first infected with the virus
• D) The sexual means through which they contracted the disease (i.e. oral, penile-vaginal, or anal sex)

Recognize the steps and components involved in designing and conducting research, including identifying the who, what, when, where, why, and how of studies.

Interpret and apply the principles of good survey design and the selection of appropriate data collection methods.

Distinguish between cases and variables in the context of data collection.

Comprehend the importance of specifying units of measurement in data collection and reporting.