Ms. Sebastian

7. besides healthcare professionals, people in which careers are at increased risk for exposure.
10. is where every state must report a patient who has HIV infection by name.
12. classification of drugs used for the treatment of Kaposi's sarcoma.
13. over a period of time, and in most cases HIV infection develops into it and results in death.
14. if used properly, is the best way of preventing the spread of AIDS/HIV infection.
17. disease can be transmitted by blood borne pathogens.
18. the most common HIV related malignancy.
19. the variation of hepatitis that is rarely fatal with a recovery of 99% and for which vaccination is available.
20. is not permitted in a woman with HIV infection.

1. may be offered by employer for HBV infection at no charge for healthcare worker.
2. the risk of contracting it, is considerably greater than contracting HIV.
3. not every infant born to an HIV infected mother contracts it.
4. is the main risk factors for hepatitis B and C.
5. hepatitis transmitted through contact with contaminated blood or body fluids or through sexual contact.
6. is the condition that results from the advance stages of HIV.
8. the incubation period of HIV in adults.
9. its presence is indicated in most of the blood test for hepatitis.
11. the virus that causes chicken pox, may lay dormant in the body and return later in life.
15. variation of hepatitis which is the most common blood borne hazard health care workers face.
16. the type of hepatitis that occurs only in people infected with hepatitis B.