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Which of the following is NOT a type of opportunistic infection common to HIV/AIDS positive people? a. hereditary b. viral c. bacterial d. parasitic
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Which of the following is NOT a type of opportunistic infection common to HIV/AIDS positive people?

a. hereditary
b. viral
c. bacterial
d. parasitic

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A.

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User Robula
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The answer is a) hereditary. For people with HIV, viral, bacterial and parasitic infections are all potential risks for infection that could put them at serious risk of ill health. There is no such thing as a hereditary infection.
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