Question 34 Marked out of 1.00 Question 35 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 Home based care implies Select one: A. Taking care of the young babies by other maids at home B. Care given to mentally disturbed persons C. Care given to HIV/AIDS patients at home D. Spiritual care given by the visiting pastor Use of post exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is appropriate in; Select one: A. A HIV negative client in a serodiscordant relationship B. A young woman who has suffered a rape ordeal C. Prevention of HIV infection among young homosexuals D. A breastfeeding child whose mother is HIV positive

Question 34:<br />The correct answer is C. Care given to HIV/AIDS patients at home.<br /><br />Home-based care refers to the provision of medical and supportive services to individuals with HIV/AIDS within their homes. This approach is often preferred by patients who may have difficulty accessing healthcare facilities or prefer the comfort of their own homes. Home-based care can include medication management, symptom monitoring, counseling, and other supportive services provided by healthcare professionals or trained caregivers.<br /><br />Question 35:<br />The correct answer is B. A young woman who has suffered a rape ordeal.<br /><br />Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is a medical intervention that involves taking antiretroviral medications as soon as possible after potential exposure to HIV. It is intended to reduce the risk of HIV infection following exposure. In the context of the options provided, PEP is appropriate for a young woman who has suffered a rape ordeal, as she may have been exposed to HIV through the traumatic event. PEP is not typically recommended for individuals in serodiscordant relationships, prevention among young homosexuals, or for a breastfeeding child whose mother is HIV positive, as these situations may require different management strategies.