Infants 18 months of age and older should be screened for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) if they exhibit which of the following infections?

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Infants 18 months of age and older should be screened for HIV if they exhibit chronic respiratory infections, severe viral infections, or Candida/other fungal infections, as these can be indicative of an immunocompromised state often associated with HIV.

Infants 18 Months of Age and Older Should Be Screened