Which of the following is true about HIV/AIDS in prison?

The lack of HIV prevention/harm reduction programs increase the risk of HIV transmission among prisoners. For prisoners living with it, adherence to anti-retro-viral treatment is commonly difficult and the everyday stresses of living in a prison can compromise an already weakened immune system, leading to poor health and risk of co-infections. Rethinking the # of people sent to prison for treatable substance use disorders would significantly reduce the # of HIV transmissions and improve lives.

the suction machine and tubing is the equipment that should be left behind and should be most easily accessible.