2. Agenda

3. HIV in the United States

4. HIV in the United States (cont)

5. Estimated New HIV Diagnoses in the United States for the Most Affected Subpopulations, 2014

6. Take a Sexual History Uncover the Risks

7. When and How to Take a Sexual History

8. Questions to Ask

9. Questions to Ask (cont)

10. HIV + STI = Increased HIV Transmission

11. A 60-Year-Old Man With Periorbital Vesicular Rash

12. What Did I Learn From This Patient’s Sexual History?

13. HIV Screening is the Standard of Care

14. US Preventive Services Task Force Recommendations

15. HIV Screening is Cost-Effective

16. Persons at Substantial Risk for Acquiring HIV

17. HIV Testing is Simple to Do

18. You’ve Done the HIV Test, What’s Next?

19. Beyond Initial Routine Testing The Need to Re-engage and Retest

20. A 46-Year-Old Heterosexual Woman With Vaginal Discharge and Burning During Urination

21. What Did I Learn From This Patient’s Sexual History?

22. Why is Linkage to HIV Care Important?

23. Treatment as Prevention Treatment is Effective and Can Prevent HIV Transmission

24. Summary

25. Abbreviations