HIV/AIDS

2. HIV attacks CD4+ cells that are vital to protect the ________
4. the type of HIV enzyme that converts HIV RNA to HIV DNA
6. AIDS defining conditions that can constitute for a diagnosis
9. virus family that HIV is apart of
11. the second, and longest stage of the HIV progression
13. opportunistic infection that occurs in people with HIV with weight loss of at least 10% of body weight with chronic diarrhea or unexplained fever for more than 1 month
14. the average amount of time people diagnosed with AIDS live
16. Peripheral neuropathy is common among those with HIV/AIDS which it is why it is important to include _____ exercises in people aged 50 or above
18. ECG monitoring during exercise testing is crucial for people with HIV due to an increased risk of _____
19. this HIV enzyme helps HIV integrate its own DNA into the DNA of the CD4 cell

1. the lowest CD4+ cell count required for someone to have a healthy immune system
3. type of fluid that can transmit HIV from mother to fetus
5. I in HIV
6. common side effect of HIV and HIV treatment that benefits from weight-bearing exercise due to low BMD
7. last stage of HIV replication cycle that creates the mature (infectious) virus
8. resolution of symptoms during acute phase of HIV coincides with setting of a viral replication _____
10. tests that detect actual HIV in the blood, and can detect earlier than antigen and antibody tests
12. breaks apart protein chains in the immature virus to create mature virus in the last stage of the HIV replication cycle
15. fungal infection in the mouth appearing as white spots that can be developed during acute HIV
17. type of therapy that uses a combination of HIV medications to treat HIV