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Infectious Disease: HIV/AIDS

1 Hour CE Course

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  2. Content was interesting to me.
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  5. I can use this information in my practice.
  6. This program met my personal expectations.
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Enrollment Options

Fully Online Materials and Test

Contents: online manual; plus online multiple-choice test

$15.00

Materials and Test Shipped to You

Contents: Manual and workbook with multiple-choice test shipped to you.

$15.00

Description

Unlock a new level of expertise with our continuing education course on Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). Dive into vital topics like transmission modes, infection control, clinical management, and prevention strategies. But that's not all – we've tailored this course to include crucial insights for healthcare workers and even implications for massage therapists.

Course Highlights:

  • Demystify HIV/AIDS: Understand and define the fundamentals of HIV/AIDS.
  • Transmission Unveiled: Identify the pathways to HIV infection.
  • Proactive Infection Control: Learn essential procedures and prevention strategies.
  • Behavior Matters: Gain insights into appropriate behaviors for infection prevention.
  • Clinical Mastery: Explore the nuances of clinical management.
  • Attitude Adjustment: Modify attitudes and behaviors for a proactive approach.

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Learning Objectives

  • Define and describe HIV/AIDS.
  • Identify ways to become infected with HIV.
  • Describe infection control procedures; clinical management and infection prevention strategies.
  • Give examples of appropriate behavior for infection prevention.
  • Describe clinical management.
  • Modify attitudes and behavior.
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