When is the best time to be tested for hiv?
a. immediately after possible exposure
b. two to three weeks after possible exposure
c. approximately eight weeks after possible exposure to the virus
d. three months after possible exposure

The correct answer is option D. "three months after possible exposure".

Explanation:

Is not recommended to be tested for HIV immediately after possible exposure because the virus takes time to replicate and most likely false negative results will be obtained. The best time to be tested for HIV is three months after possible exposure, at that time the test have a 99.97% accuracy, one of the most high accuracies that any medical test could have. However, it is recommended to take an additional test after six months of exposure to corroborate the results.

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