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Calvin is a 42-year-old HIV-infected male and he is periodically tested to determine the amount of virus present in his blood. This test is called ____.
 A) bacterial count
  B) HIV antibody
  C) AIDS test
  D) viral load
  E) Pap smear

Question 2

What group accounts for 78 of new HIV infections among American men?
 A) alcoholics
  B) drug addicts
  C) bisexual men
  D) men who have sex with men
  E) men who have hepatitis B



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Answer to Question 1

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