A client has a positive elisa test. On examination, the client is found to have fever, weight loss, and candida infections. The client also complains of night sweats. What would be the cd4 levels?

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Francisco

24 May, 03:14

A client has a positive elisa test. On examination, the client is found to have fever, weight loss, and candida infections. The client also complains of night sweats. What would be the cd4 levels?

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Kaila Townsend · Answer 1

The answer is 200 cells per microliter

Fever, weight loss, and candida infections are symptoms of immunodeficiency. These symptoms only appear if the level of CD4 + count is below normal, resulting in disruption of the immune cells work. The threshold level of CD4 count to cause immunodeficiency symptoms is 200 cells per microliter.