When a person is tested for HIV,if _______ to the HIV are present the test is called positive.
A)bacteria
B)antigens
C)antibodies
D)T-cells
E)natural killer cells

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When a person is tested for HIV, the test looks for the presence of HIV antibodies. If these antibodies are present, the test is considered positive. Antibodies are proteins produced by the immune system in response to an infection or foreign substance, such as HIV. Bacteria, antigens, T-cells, and natural killer cells are not specifically used to diagnose HIV infection.

When a Person Is Tested for HIV,if _______ to the HIV