Aperson is said to be if a laboratory test detects the presence of hiv antibodies in the person's blood.
a. hiv-infected
b. hiv-positive
c. hiv-viral
d. hiv-negative

A person is said to be if a laboratory test detects the presence of HIV antibodies in the person's blood.
B. Hiv-positive
An individual is not infected with HIV have no antibodies against HIV. If your HIV status is positive and confirmed on a second sample, it means you are infected with this virus.

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