Answer 7 Repeat serologic testing for HIV. Manifestations of primary HIV infection can include fatigue, malaise, fever, rash, and lymphadenopathy. Lymphadenopathy typically occurs in the second week of the syndrome and may be generalized or may principally affect the occipital, axillary, and cervical nodes. Recognition of cases in earlier stages facilitates opportunities to prevent transmission. Click here to return to the questions

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