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A 26-year-old cisgender woman is seen for her initial pregnancy visit. Based on the dates of her last menstrual period, she is estimated to be at 16 weeks of gestation. She is currently in a sexual relationship with a cisgender man and reports 6 lifetime sexual partners, all of whom were cisgender men.

Which one of the following is most consistent with recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) regarding HIV testing in pregnant persons?

HIV testing should be performed in all pregnant persons; the test should be done at the first pregnancy visit

HIV testing should be performed in all pregnant persons; the test should be done at week 28 to 30 of pregnancy

HIV testing should be performed in pregnant persons if they are younger than age 35; the test should be performed at week 30 to 32 of pregnancy

HIV testing should be performed in pregnant persons if they report at least 5 lifetime sexual partners; the test should be performed at week 32 to 34 of pregnancy

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