Brantley has recently become infected with hiv. he begins anti-infective drugs right away. easton delayed getting tested for hiv for three years because he did not have symptoms. he also begins anti-infective drugs, after two years of taking the medications it would be expected that

a. brantley would have higher t-cell levels and lower hiv levels than easton because the virus was not able to infect as many cells intially.
b. brantley wouldhave lower t-cell levels and lower hiv levels than easton because the virus was not able to infect as ma cells initially.
c. easton would have lower t-cell levels but the same hiv levels as barantley because they have been on the anti-infective drugs for the same amount of time.
d. easton would have higher t-cell levels but the same hiv levels as brantley because they have been on the anti-infective drugs for the same amount of time.

Easton would have lower t-cell levels but the same hiv levels as barantley because they have been on the anti-infective drugs for the same amount of time.  Thus, the correct option is C.

The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a virus that targets the immune system of the body. AIDS can develop if HIV is not treated (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome).

When a person's CD4 count goes below a certain threshold, they are diagnosed with AIDS.

Helper T cells are essential for immune system function and get activated when antigens from disease-causing bacteria are encountered. Antigens are biological markers that distinguish bacteria and viruses from one another.

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