Which T-cell counts represents the level at which the first opportunistic infections may appear in a client diagnosed with HIV? A) 150/mm³ B) 250/mm³ C) 500/mm³ D) 750/mm³

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Opportunistic infections typically begin to appear in HIV-infected individuals when their CD4+ T-cell counts fall below 200 cells/mm³. Choice B, 250/mm³, is closest to this threshold, indicating a higher risk for opportunistic infections compared to higher counts.

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