A Patient Who Has HIV Has Been Receiving a Two-Drug

A patient who has HIV has been receiving a two-drug combination therapy for 6 months.At an annual physical examination,the primary care NP notes that the patient has a viral load of 60 copies/mL and a CD4 cell count of 350 cells/mm.The NP should contact the patient's infectious disease specialist to discuss:

A) changing one of the medications.
B) changing both of the medications.
C) increasing the dose of both medications.
D) discontinuing the medications for a short period.