New SBA and EMQ questions on HIV in Pregnancy

For each scenario described below, choose the most appropriate treatment option:

• A 34 year old woman books for antenatal at 6 weeks gestation.  Her booking bloods tests reveal a new diagnosis of HIV and she is advised to start antiretroviral therapy as soon as possible.  She has a history of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and is noted to have an isolated raised ALT of 165 at booking. Which of the following is the most appropriate regimen?

For each scenario described below, choose the most appropriate option:

• A 26 year old primiparous woman is seen in antenatal clinic at 37 weeks gestation for birth planning.  She is known to have HIV and has been on antiretroviral therapy throughout pregnancy.  Her viral load at 36 weeks was 1280 copies/ml despite ART compliance.