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. 2020 Sep 3;34(9):373–379. doi: 10.1089/apc.2020.0033

Table 3.

Patients with Pediatric Emergency Department Visits While Presumed to Be Infected with HIV

Agea (years), sex CD4+a PED visitsb Chief complaintc Sexual history documentationc STI testingc
21, M 3 7 Injury (two); asthma (two); behavioral concern (two: SI); other (two: nipple discharge; syncope) None None
20, M 344 4 Other (four: seizure) None None
19, M 16 3 Asthma (four); infectious symptoms (one); other (one: call back for positive HIV) “Sex with women, occasional condom use” RPR negative, HIV positived
21, M 3 3 Abdominal pain (one); other (two: chest pain and fatigue; rectal pain) “Last female sex 2 weeks, 100% condoms, 5–6 partners”; “Sexually active, uses condoms” None
20, M 172 2 GU/GYN concern (one: request for STI test); other (one: bump on ear) “Male partner” GC/CT negative, Trichomonas negative
21, M 233 2 Injury (two) None None
20, F 278 2 Other (one: vomiting); infectious symptoms “Sexually active, uses protection”; “Sexually active, uses protection often but not always” Nonee
20, M 11 1 Other (one: headache) None None
20, M 26 1 Behavioral concern (one: suicidal ideation) None None
18, F 180 1 Injury None None
a

At time of HIV diagnosis.

b

While presumed to be infected with HIV.

c

At PED visit(s).

d

Referred for outpatient care and lost to follow-up.

e

Negative pregnancy testing.

F, female; GC/CT, gonorrhea and chlamydia testing; M, male; PED, pediatric emergency department; RPR, rapid plasma reagin (syphilis screening); STI, sexually transmitted infection.