When can hiv not be passed from mother to infant?
a. during pregnancy
b. during delivery
c. while breast-feeding
d. when sharing utensils

The correct answer is D. When sharing utensils

Explanation:

HIV or Human Immunodeficiency virus is a type of virus that leads to problems in the immune system which makes people with this virus more prompt to developed diseases and infections and have difficulties recovering from them. This virus was discovered in 1981 and from that point research had advanced to provide an effective treatment for this virus that includes the use of antiretroviral drugs. HIV is mainly transmitted through blood and other body fluids, in the case of a mother with the virus there are different ways in which HIV can be transmitted to the baby including blood during pregnancy, blood, and vaginal secretions during delivery and breast milk. However, HIV cannot be transmitted by sharing utensils, living with a person with HIV or similar as for the transmission it is necessary the contact of fluids. Considering this it can be concluded HIV cannot be passed from mother to infant when sharing utensils.

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