Asked in PMC Practice Test 19 (2021) 2021

What is meant by HIV-Positive?

Correct answer: C. A person can transmit the HIV

  • A. A person has AIDS
  • B. A person having two positive tests for HIV
  • C. A person can transmit the HIV
  • D. A person is safe from AIDS

Explanation

Option: C Being HIV positive means there is evidence of presence of the HIV in the body and is a chance of transferring the virus through body fluids. AIDS appear when HIV has spread throughout the body. Options A, B and D are wrong because these statements are inappropriate.

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