Which factor increases the risk of mother-to-child perinatal HIV transmission?
A) Treatment with antiretroviral
B) Presence of chorioamnionitis
C) Bottle-feeding after delivery
D) Maternal plasma viral level less than 1000 copies per mL

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The presence of chorioamnionitis is a factor that increases the risk of transmission.Treatment will antiretroviral medication decreases the risk.Breastfeeding,not bottle-feeding,increases the risk.A maternal plasma viral level greater than 1000 copies per mL,not less than this,increases the risk.

Which Factor Increases the Risk of Mother-To-Child Perinatal HIV Transmission