Question

Can a person be exposed to HIV by washing his or her clothes with the clothes of an infected person?
a. yes, because the virus stays active in anything it touches for a long period of time
b. yes, because the virus can live in any fluid
c. no, because laundry detergent kills the virus
d. no, because the virus is only contained in certain bodily fluids and survives for a limited time outside of the body

Answer 1

THE ANSWER IS LETTER D.no, because the virus is only contained in certain bodily fluids and survives for a limited time outside of the body

HIV is a kind of sexually transmitted disease which transmits with body fluids and infects host cell . The type of virus an HIV has is a cellular microscopic organism which is comprised of genetic material and a protein coat. To remain alive it needs a host cell. 

Answer 2

Based on scientific research, D. no, because the virus is only contained in certain bodily fluids and survives for a limited time outside of the body.

What is HIV?

HIV is an abbreviation for human immunodeficiency virus and it can be defined as a venereal disease that slowly destabilizes and destroys the immune system of an infected patient.

Based on scientific research and records, a person can't be exposed to HIV/AIDS by washing his or her clothes with the clothes of an infected person because the human immunodeficiency virus can only survive for a limited time outside of the body and it's only contained in certain bodily fluids such as:

• Blood

• Semen

• Rectal fluids

• Breast milk

• Vaginal fluids

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