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QuizMultiple Choice

Understanding HIV and AIDS

Question 12 • MI-Contemporary Health

How does HIV harm the body?

Answer
A
It deceives the body into attacking itself.
B
It destroys immune cells, leaving the body defenseless.
C
It causes vital organs to stop functioning because of a high level of toxins in the blood.
D
all of the above

Explanation

HIV attacks and destroys CD4 immune cells, which help the body fight infections. As these cells are lost, the immune system becomes weakened and the body is less able to defend itself. HIV does not work by making the body attack itself or by causing toxins to build up in the blood, so “all of the above” is not correct.

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