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Haya94

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A person infected with HIV is symptom-free. Which is correct?
 
  a. The person is a carrier and can infect oth-ers.
  b. The person cannot infect others until symptoms are present.
  c. Symptoms appear after others are infect-ed.
  d. The person does not show symptoms until other diseases develop.

Question 2

Persons with AIDS develop other diseases because:
 
  a. Their immune systems are affected
  b. They practice unprotected sex
  c. They share needles and syringes
  d. They have a reduced blood supply



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

A



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