How is HIV passed on? 

A physiological need for a substance, the absence of which leads to withdrawal is called: (L3 DLO 1)

In terms of Section 35 of the Pharmacy Act a pharmacists’ assistant (basic) may perform certain services under direct personal supervision of a pharmacist in a pharmacy in terms of Section 35 of the Pharmacy Act. Name any five of the following of these services. (Mod 4 L 2 DLO 2.2)

In this stage of HIV infection the CD4 T-cell count is below 200:   

In terms of Section 35 of the Pharmacy Act a pharmacists’ assistant (basic) may perform certain services under direct personal supervision of a pharmacist in a pharmacy in terms of Section 35 of the Pharmacy Act. Name any five of the following of these services. (Mod 4 L 2 DLO 2.2)

Pharmacist’s Assistants should advise their patients to use only _____________ lubricants with latex condoms.

For HIV-PEP to be effective and stop HIV, the following must be done 

Opportunistic infections are infections that take the chance of invading the body while the immune system is low. Give any four examples of opportunistic infections seen with AIDS. 

A physiological need for a substance, the absence of which leads to withdrawal is called: (L3 DLO 1)

Name the four stages in the dependency process. (L3 DLO 1)