Question

when can hiv not be passed from mother to infant? a. during pregnancy b. during delivery c. while breast - feeding d. when sharing utensils please select the best answer from the choices provided.

Explanation:

HIV can be transmitted from mother to infant during pregnancy (through the placenta), during delivery (through contact with maternal blood and fluids), and while breast - feeding (through breast milk). However, sharing utensils is not a mode of HIV transmission as the virus does not survive well outside the body and is not transmitted through saliva in such a casual contact scenario.

Answer:

D. when sharing utensils