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1
During an interview, the patient asks you about HIV home testing. What information will you give the patient about these tests? Are there any cautions you should give the patient?
2
Accidental needlesticks are a risk to the medical community. What disease, HIV or hepatitis, is more likely to be contracted from an accidental needlestick from an infected patient? What can you do to protect yourself?
3
An HIV-positive patient mentions he will be traveling to a tropical part of Asia. What specific information should you give the patient about diseases in this area?





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