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What is the recommended time for hiv aids retest?
Retesting for HIV should be done at the end of the window period for the particular test. You should also get retested if you have a new partner.
Is hiv result was negative then you fell free from hiv?
If your HIV test result was negative, and you've had no new risky exposures since the test, and if you are not in the window period, you can consider yourself free from HIV. The window period the time between infection with HIV and the time when the test will become positive.
In new moon who are the new borns that Victoria has?
the new borns are not given names, or put in the movies new moon. they cut that scene.
What are the tasks of a pediatric nurse?
They can be with children and new borns. They do what nurses do in the clinic: Pluse, weight, height, prints of new borns and more.
how long will it take to recieve my new borns social security number?
It will take minimum three weeks to get social security number for your new borns.
Where do nurses work for new borns?
they work at hospitals!
Where can a gay male go to get an HIV test in New York City?
Regardless of gender or sexuality, one can have an HIV test in New York City at many places for free. One of these places is Morrisania, 1309 Fulton Avenue, Bronx, NY, 10456.
How many died at Shanks-ville?
5300 and they were new borns!
How often do new borns get adopted?
Only once, usually.
Refugees in a train station is how Sanger views?
new borns
When anybodie's hiv and vdrl both test report result non-reactive then is he safe from both infections?
Non-reactive HIV and VDRL tests indicate that the patient wasn't infected prior to the window periods for those illnesses. If there has been a new exposure during the window period, retesting should be done.
How do you detect the first sign of HIV?
The initial symptoms are the same as and indistinguishable from influenza and lasts about as long. The virus then hides from the immune system and in most cases no other symptoms will be seen for a latent period of 5 to 20 years, at which point the immune system begins to rapidly fail and a wide variety of opportunistic infections and cancers appear. During the latent period as there are no symptoms the only way to detect an infection with HIV is with lab tests to antibodies to the virus.
