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Learn about HIV epidemiology in the United States, routine HIV screening recommendations, HIV diagnostic testing methods, acute HIV, and how to successfully link diagnosed people to care.
Explore key primary care elements, including the initial evaluation, common oral and cutaneous manifestations, recommended immunizations, primary care comorbidities, screening for mental health conditions, substance use disorders, and retention in care.
Learn how to select appropriate antiretroviral medication regimens, manage common adverse effects and drug interactions, switch regimens when indicated, and evaluate and manage virologic failure.
Examine how to diagnose and treat latent tuberculosis, prevent common opportunistic infections, treat serious opportunistic infections, screen and treat sexually transmitted infections, and manage viral hepatitis coinfections.
Explore how to identify and implement strategies to prevent HIV transmission related to perinatal transmission, treatment of HIV as prevention, occupational and nonoccupational postexposure prophylaxis, and preexposure prophylaxis.
Learn about several additional key populations impacted by HIV, including infants and children, adolescents and young adults, women, older adults, individuals in correctional facilities, and persons who acquire HIV-2.
The NHC Question Bank features 380+ interactive board-review style questions that emphasize major topics. Learners must sign in to earn CE/Certificates of Completion or track progress.