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The benefits of adopting the CDC recommendations for routine HIV screening include which of the following?
1. A. Reduced stigma of testing
2. B. Preservation of staff resources by streamlining the process
3. C. Potentially earlier HIV diagnosis
4. D. Improved access to HIV clinical care and prevention services
5. E. A, B, and D
6. F. All of the above
Which of the following may be a consequence of late HIV testing?
1. A. Reduced treatment costs
2. B. Development of viral resistance
3. C. HIV re-infection from ongoing risk behavior
4. D. B and C
5. E. A and B
Which of the following statements is True?
1. A. Delayed diagnosis of HIV infection is associated only with increased risk of serious infectious diseases.
2. B. Delayed diagnosis of HIV infection is associated only with increased risk of serious malignancies.
3. C. Delayed diagnosis of HIV infection is associated with increased risk of both serious infectious diseases and malignancies.
4. D. Delayed diagnosis of HIV infection is associated with comparable risk of serious infectious diseases vs earlier diagnosis.

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	About Curriculum 3 Module 1: U.S. HIV Epidemiology Learning Objectives & Pretraining Assessment The HIV Epidemic in the United States The HIV Epidemic, cont. By Risk Group Key Events in the US HIV Epidemic (early 1980s - late 1990s) (2000 - present) African American Populations Hispanic/Latino Populations MSM Populations Asian and Pacific Islander Populations American Indian/Native Alaska Populations Summary References Assessment Questions Module 2: Recommendations for Routine HIV Testing Learning Objectives & Pretraining Assessment Development of HIV Screening Recommendations Rationale Underlying the 2006 Recommendations Revised Recommendations for HIV Testing Summary References Assessment Questions Module 3: Benefits of Early Testing and Risks of Delayed Testing Learning Objectives & Pretraining Assessment Timing of Initiation of HAART Guidelines on Starting Antiretroviral Therapy Benefits Associated With Early Therapy Initiation Diagnosis in the ED Risks of Delayed HIV Diagnosis and Treatment Summary References Assessment Questions Module 4: Barriers to Testing and Strategies to Improve Rates of Routine HIV Testing Learning Objectives & Pretraining Assessment Discovering Barriers to Wider Use of HIV Screening Provider-Related Barriers Impact of State and Local Laws and Regulations Population-Specific Barriers Factors That Impede HIV Testing Among Latinos Factors That Impede HIV Testing Among American Indians/Alaska Natives Factors That Impede HIV Testing Among Asian/Pacific Islanders Strategies to Improve Routine HIV Testing Working With Community Organizations Summary References Assessment Questions Module 5: HIV Testing Technologies Learning Objectives & Pretraining Assessment Point-of-Care Testing vs Laboratory-Based Testing Confirmatory Tests Availability of Results Point-of-Care Testing Issues Key Resources for Understanding and Employing HIV Testing Technologies Summary References Assessment Questions Case Studies Suggested Activities	Assessment Questions The benefits of adopting the CDC recommendations for routine HIV screening include which of the following? A. Reduced stigma of testing B. Preservation of staff resources by streamlining the process C. Potentially earlier HIV diagnosis D. Improved access to HIV clinical care and prevention services E. A, B, and D F. All of the above Which of the following may be a consequence of late HIV testing? A. Reduced treatment costs B. Development of viral resistance C. HIV re-infection from ongoing risk behavior D. B and C E. A and B Which of the following statements is True? A. Delayed diagnosis of HIV infection is associated only with increased risk of serious infectious diseases. B. Delayed diagnosis of HIV infection is associated only with increased risk of serious malignancies. C. Delayed diagnosis of HIV infection is associated with increased risk of both serious infectious diseases and malignancies. D. Delayed diagnosis of HIV infection is associated with comparable risk of serious infectious diseases vs earlier diagnosis. Trouble viewing answers? See our Troubleshooting Tips! « BACK NEXT »
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