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Question 8:<br />During the window period, HIV positive clients may not test positive for HIV antibodies.<br />Select one:<br />True<br />False<br /><br />Answer: True<br /><br />Explanation: The window period refers to the time between the initial infection with HIV and the point at which a test can accurately detect the presence of HIV antibodies. During this period, an individual may test negative for HIV antibodies even though they are infected with the virus. This is because the body has not yet produced enough antibodies to be detected by the test. Therefore, it is possible for HIV positive clients to test negative during the window period.<br /><br />Question 9:<br />Infections that invade the body when the immune system is destroyed are<br />Answer: $\square $<br /><br />Explanation: When the immune system is weakened or destroyed, it becomes more susceptible to infections that take advantage of the body's compromised defenses. These infections are known as opportunistic infections. They are typically caused by pathogens that are normally present in the body but can cause disease when the immune system is impaired. Examples of opportunistic infections include Pneumocystis pneumonia (PCP), Candidiasis (yeast infection), and Tuberculosis (TB).