An 18-month-old girl with HIV returns to the clinic with her mother for ongoing care. She has no HIV-related symptoms, and the mother has regularly been giving her antiretroviral therapy medications. Her weight and height have been at roughly the 50th percentile since birth. The child has not had any HIV-related opportunistic illnesses. The physical examination is normal, and laboratory studies show a CD4 count of 652 cells/mm3, CD4 percentage of 25%, and an HIV RNA level below the limit of detection.
According to the 2014 HIV revised case definition, what would be the HIV classification for this 18-month-old girl?
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February 2nd, 2025
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