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Motor function, muscle strength and health-related quality of life of children perinatally infected with HIV

Expiry Date
: 01/11/2029
CPD Units
: 2.00 Points
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This study explores motor function, muscle strength, and quality of life in 5-to-10-year-olds perinatally infected with HIV. Findings suggest significant motor delays, weaker muscle strength in females, and emotional quality of life concerns.

Keywords: HIV; perinatal; gross motor function; muscle strength; health-related quality of life.

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Educational Objectives

Educational Aim:
The article aims to assess motor function, muscle strength, and health-related quality of life in children aged 5–10 years who are perinatally infected with HIV, highlighting the need for developmental screening and early intervention in this population.

Educational Outcomes:
Upon completion of this module practitioners should have a clear understanding of:

  1. Recognizing motor delays prevalence in HIV-infected children aged 5–10.
  2. Identifying gender disparities in muscle strength.
  3. Understanding emotional quality of life impact and the need for early intervention.

Instructions for this Module

  • Read the supplied reading material and complete the quiz that follows;
  • You have three attempts to pass the quiz;
  • The pass grade is 70%;
  • You need to pass the quiz to claim your CPD certificate;
  • Please click on the CPD certificate link below to claim your CPD certificate and to update your CPD Manager.

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