NSTP 2 : HIV vs. AIDS

• It is the final stage of HIV infection

  A. Acute HIV

  B. Chronic HIV

  C. AIDS

  C. AIDS
• It is it has flu like symptoms that occurs days to weeks after contracting HIV

  A. Acute HIV

  B. Chronic HIV

  C. AIDS

  A. Acute HIV
• It is also known as the latent or asymptomatic stage; it can last for several years

  A. Acute HIV

  B. Chronic HIV

  C. AIDS

  B. Chronic HIV
• What amount of fall in cell count is considered as AIDS?

  below 200 cells per mm3
• What is the meaning of the abbreviation HIV?

  Human Immunodeficiency Virus
• The abbreviation AIDS stands for

  Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
• _____ causes AIDS and HIV leads to _________.

  A. Immune deficiency ; AIDS

  B. HIV ; immune deficiency

  C. HIV; AIDS

  D. Both B and C


  D. Both B and C
• HIV infects and multiplies ______ the CD4 T cell

  A. along

  B. inside

  C. Outside

  D. close to

  B. inside
• It is the immune system cell that HIV destroys.

  a. CD4 T-cells

  b. CD4 B-cells

  c. Macrophages

  d. Platelets

  a. CD4 T-cells
• HIV and AIDS are two terms that are very related to each other and at the same time not really that different at all. True or false?

  False, [totally different]
• The medical term ______ means that there are multiple clinical signs and symptoms or multiple conditions.

  A. Deficiency

  B. Syndrome

  C. Disease

  D. Acquired

  B. Syndrome
• The conditions and complications from acquired immune deficiency syndrome are due to opportunistic infections and cancer. True or false?


  True
• Deficiency in immune system is acquired and has no external factors.True or False?

  False, it can have an external cause
• Some people with weak immune system due to HIV may still not have any severe opportunistic infection if they do not have the organism.

  True
• These are due to the organisms that would not normally cause disease when the immune system is normal.

  Opportunistic infections
• These are organisms that are already present in the body but are not capable of causing any illness

  Opportunistic infections
• Aside from the virus itself, what is the bigger problem in the context of HIV?

  Ignorance and lack of awareness
• Depending on a person's lifestyle and other factors, it may take ____to _____ years from getting HIV to progress to AIDS

  5-10 years
• A person infected with HIV typically shows signs and symptoms during the early years after getting infected with HIV. True or false?

  False, [may not show signs]
• What form of sexual activities has the highest risk of acquiring HIV infection

  A. Anal

  B. Oral

  C. Vaginal

  A. Anal
• What form of sexual activities has the lowest risk of acquiring HIV infection?

  A. Anal

  B. Oral

  C. Vaginal

  B. Oral
• What body fluids does not transmit HIV

  A. Breastmilk

  B. Urine

  C. Genital discharge or secretions

  D. Blood

  B. Urine
• ______ type of sex is one of the sources of HIV

  unprotected
• It is the use of HIV medicine to reduce the risk of HIV infections soon after a possible exposure

  Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP)
• What is the leading cause of HIV that has the most statistical gravity?

  A. Sex worker

  B. M2M intercourse

  C. Drug users

  D. Prenatal sex

  B. M2M intercourse
• What are the top three places in the philippines with hiv infections?

  NCR

  Region 7 (Cebu-Bohol)

  Region IV-A,
• It makes a person vulnerable to opportunistic infections and AIDS-defining conditions

  AIDS
• The lining of the vagina is more delicate than the anus. True or false.


  False, anus is more delicate.
• An HIV prevention plan for people who don't have HIV but who are high risk of becoming infected with HIV

  
  

  Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)

• HIV transmission


  Person to person spread of HIV