Asked by UNIT 4 Blood-Borne Illnesses
Why is AIDS considered a syndrome?
• It represents a cluster of individual illnesses and symptoms.
It can be deadly if untreated, and it's always a life-changing diagnosis.
• It attacks the immune system, while leaving other body systems unharmed.
• It is caused by an immune deficiency, but it is also highly infectious.
• It represents a cluster of individual illnesses and symptoms.
It can be deadly if untreated, and it's always a life-changing diagnosis.
• It attacks the immune system, while leaving other body systems unharmed.
• It is caused by an immune deficiency, but it is also highly infectious.
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