Nurses perspective on caring HIV patient

Abstract

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) sources cell impairment, which weakens the immune system and marks infections more likely. HIV/AIDS has no known treatment. Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) now available lowers virus multiplication and allows the immune system to be rebuilt. The rehabilitation comprises of three or added distinct medications; the amalgamation is intended to increase efficacy while preventing resistance. Nurses' general responsibilities include, among other things, providing proper information, promoting adherence to therapy, and improving patients' nutritional status.