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A CD4+ count is a blood test to see how well the immune system is working in people who have been diagnosed with HIV. CD4+ cells

Health professionals are not considered at high risk for HIV infection, because they use protection (such as gloves, masks, and

HIV does not survive well outside the body. HIV cannot be spread from one person to another in any of the following ways: Casual

Eating a nutritious, balanced diet is an important part of treating HIV . Good nutrition can help your immune system stay strong

It is important to think about the emotional well-being of the person with HIV you care for. Because every person's emotional

HIV is present in the blood, semen, and vaginal fluids of a person who is infected with HIV and is usually spread by: Unprotected

A person who has HIV has difficulty fighting off other infections. You can help protect the person from infections. Avoid close

Providing support for a person who has AIDS can be a stressful and emotional experience. You may feel frustrated if the person

If a person's HIV infection progresses, you may be called on to provide home care for that person. A home care course may give you

The temporomandibular (TM) joints join the skull and lower jawbone (mandible). These gliding "ball and socket" joints are