Which Describes the Course of an HIV Infection

question 80

Multiple Choice

Which describes the course of an HIV infection?

• A) T-helper cells initially decrease but then gradually increase.
• B) The set point is the point at which HIV concentrations are at their highest.
• C) Without treatment, severe symptoms of AIDS are immediate.
• D) Death results from opportunistic infections that take advantage of the poorly functioning immune system.
• E) Because AIDS is caused by a viral infection, an effective vaccine was able to be developed and distributed as early as the 1990s.

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