Only #1 AT&T9:50 AM© 96%< ВackDiscussion DetailsUrinalysis and Immunology 2020FA 9H0Case 1:A drug dealer from New York City was tested and found tobe HIV positive and was counseled on precautions that heshould take in his relationships to avoid infectingothers. He moved to a small city and often traded drugsfor sex. Over the course of several years, he hadunprotected sex with 48 young women. His HIV statusbecame known, and the man was found guilty of recklessendangerment and statutory rape and was sentenced toyears in prison.1. What tests should be done to determine whetherthese young women are infected?2. The first screening test results were positive for 39of the 48 women. What additional testing should bedone first for them?3. Of the 9 women who tested negative, 3 had had sexwith the infected man more than 6 months earlier, 3had had sex with him between 3 and 6 monthsearlier, 2 had sex with him about 1 and 3 monthsearlier, and one had sex with him this morning for thefirst time. What should be done with these women?4. What confirmatory test should be performed afterthe positive screening test results? What wouldindicate a positive result in this test?5. What tests indicate how much HIV has affected thepatient's immune system? Explain results.6. What tests can be used during therapy to determinewhether the anti-virals are working?( PreviousNextDashboardCalendarТo DoNotificationsInbox

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Case 1: A drug dealer from New York City was tested and found to be HIV positive and was counseled on precautions that he should take in his relationships to avoid infecting others. He moved to a small city and often traded drugs for sex. Over the course of several years, he had unprotected sex with 48 young women. His HIV status became known, and the man was found guilty of reckless endangerment and statutory rape and was sentenced to years in prison. 1. What tests should be done to determine whether these young women are infected?

Case 1: A drug dealer from New York City was tested and found to be HIV positive and was counseled on precautions that he should take in his relationships to avoid infecting others. He moved to a small city and often traded drugs for sex. Over the course of several years, he had unprotected sex with 48 young women. His HIV status became known, and the man was found guilty of reckless endangerment and statutory rape and was sentenced to years in prison. 1. What tests should be done to determine whether these young women are infected?

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

6th Edition

ISBN:9781133893943

Author:ESTRIDGE

Publisher:ESTRIDGE

Chapter4: Basic Immunology And Immunohematology

Section4.1: Introduction To Immunology

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