Under which of the following conditions may a dentist refer a patient who is HIV positive to a dental specialist?

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A dentist can legally refuse treatment for a patient with HIV if the patient has a condition that requires care of a specialist,and the dentist would refer any patient with the same condition regardless of HIV status.
A dentist cannot discriminate against an HIV-positive patient by requiring the patient to be seen after hours.
A dentist cannot refuse treatment for a patient with HIV simply because he or she is uncomfortable.The patient is protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act.
A dentist cannot refuse treatment for a patient with HIV unless the patient with HIV has a condition that requires care of a specialist,and the dentist would refer any patient with the same condition regardless of HIV status.

Under Which of the Following Conditions May a Dentist Refer