Serologic evidence of acute HIV infection is present. Refer to physician for care and follow-up NAT testing. If NAT is nonreactive or not tested, submit second sample in 3-4 weeks to rule out HIV infection.
serologic evidence of acute hiv infection is present. refer to physician for care and follow-up nat testing. if nat is nonreactive or not tested, submit second sample in 3-4 weeks to rule out hiv infection.
Serologic evidence of acute HIV infection is present. Refer to physician for care and follow-up NAT testing. If NAT is nonreactive or not tested, submit second sample in 3-4 weeks to rule out HIV infection.
serologic evidence of acute hiv infection is present. refer to physician for care and follow-up nat testing. if nat is nonreactive or not tested, submit second sample in 3-4 weeks to rule out hiv infection.