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Froggy Jumps STIs, HIV/AIDS 4 ( Form 2, Biology )Online version HIV prevention, screening, and care basics. by YAKILI LMS 1 What is one method to prevent HIV transmission? a Using condoms during sex b Ringing bells at clinics c Wearing sunglasses at all times 2 Definition: screening for HIV means? a Measuring blood pressure b Testing to know if you have HIV c Vaccinating against HIV 3 What does sero-positive mean? a HIV antibodies detected in blood b Virus strictly cured c No antibodies found 4 What does sero-negative mean? a HIV is present in high amount b No HIV antibodies detected c You are immune to all diseases 5 Why is HIV screening important? a To win prizes b To increase screen time c Early treatment and reduced spread 6 Impact of HIV/AIDS on individuals includes? a Chilling effect in winter only b Increases appetite for all foods c Health decline and stigma 7 Impact on society from HIV/AIDS includes? a Care costs and workforce loss b Increased rainfall c More holidays 8 Role of family in caring for AIDS patients? a Ignore the patient entirely b Provide support and adherence help c Encourage risky behavior 9 Which is a method of HIV prevention? a Avoid sharing needles b Wear hats at night c Avoid all foods 10 Screening helps with early... a Hair growth b Diagnosis c Exercise planning 11 HIV is primarily transmitted through? a Blood, semen, vaginal fluids b Food only c Air or water 12 What is not a prevention method? a Condom use b Unprotected sex c PrEP where advised 13 Meaning of HIV prevention? a Counting steps to school b Growing HIV in labs c Actions to avoid HIV infection 14 What is sero-conversion? a A type of virus b When HIV antibodies become detectable c A test method 15 Which is a false belief about HIV? a HIV can be spread by casual contact b HIV is preventable c Condoms help reduce risk 16 Stigma related to HIV can cause? a Better nutrition b Isolation c Increased earnings 17 Family involvement in care includes? a Hide the condition b Isolate patient completely c Support and monitoring treatment 18 Which factor reduces HIV transmission risk? a Ignoring symptoms b Avoiding doctors c Regular medical follow-up 19 HIV testing can be done via? a Blood or saliva test b Breathing test c Skin color test 20 What is a public health need for screening? a Increase debt b Promote fear c Prevent new infections 21 Which is an ethical practice in HIV care? a Public disclosure b Confidentiality of results c Forced disclosure 22 Non-therapeutic effect of HIV stigma? a Deters people from testing b Increases testing motivation c Improves social status 23 Definition: seronegative status means? a Immunity to all diseases b HIV present at high levels c No detectable HIV antibodies 24 Which group is at risk for HIV? a Only travelers b Individuals with unprotected sex c People who never leave home 25 Screening for HIV is recommended for? a Only teachers b Anyone at risk or by routine c Only athletes 26 Preventing HIV also protects? a Rocks and soil b Unequal benefits c Partners and community 27 Sero-positive individuals should? a Adhere to treatment plans b Discontinue care after symptoms c Ignore medical advice 28 HIV can affect the economy by? a Increasing birth rates b Boosting harvests c Reducing workforce capacity 29 An HIV prevention method in schools? a Ignore the topic b Encourage risky behavior c Sexual education and condom use 30 Serological tests detect? a Antibodies or antigens b Hair color c DNA only 31 Why involve family in care? a Limit visits b Support adherence and mood c Hide from neighbors 32 Which body fluid transmits HIV? a Sweat b Blood c Cough droplets 33 Better screening leads to? a Slower care b Earlier treatment start c No treatment needed 34 What reduces HIV stigma? a Education and open dialogue b Spreading rumors c Punishing affected individuals 35 Definition of seropositive status? a HIV antibodies are present b No antibodies detected c Temporary fever 36 Which action worsens HIV spread? a Unprotected sex with an infected person b Using clean needles c Getting tested regularly 37 Which is a correct prevention message? a Share toothbrushes b Know your status and practice safe sex c Ignore status 38 Screening outcome can be? a Only positive b Positive or negative result c Only negative 39 Impact on families includes? a Emotional strain and caregiving b Guaranteed wealth c No impact 40 Post-exposure action after potential HIV exposure? a Contact healthcare promptly b Self-diagnose only c Ignore symptoms 41 Which practice reduces transmission in healthcare? a Shared equipment b Sterile needles and protective gear c No precautions 42 HIV testing in adolescents should be? a Mandatory for all b Publicly posted results c Confidential and voluntary 43 Meaning of exposed to HIV? a Cannot be tested b Always infected c Potential risk without infection yet 44 Which is a stigma-reducing action? a Withholding information b Blaming individuals c Talking openly about HIV 45 A sign someone needs screening? a Normal blood pressure b High fever only c Risky sexual behavior history 46 What does adherence mean in HIV care? a Taking meds as prescribed b Discontinuing after feeling better c Skipping doses randomly 47 Which body fluid transmits HIV the most efficiently? a Saliva b Blood c Sweat 48 HIV transmission can be reduced by? a Regular testing and treatment b Rumor sharing c Hoarding antibiotics 49 What is the aim of HIV screening programs? a Identify infected individuals early b To diagnose all diseases c To scare the community 50 Which is not a prevention method? a Using condoms b Sharing personal items c Avoiding needle sharing

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What is one method to prevent HIV transmission?

Definition: screening for HIV means?

What does sero-positive mean?

What does sero-negative mean?

Why is HIV screening important?

Impact of HIV/AIDS on individuals includes?

Impact on society from HIV/AIDS includes?

Role of family in caring for AIDS patients?

Which is a method of HIV prevention?

Screening helps with early...

HIV is primarily transmitted through?

What is not a prevention method?

Meaning of HIV prevention?

What is sero-conversion?

Which is a false belief about HIV?

Stigma related to HIV can cause?

Family involvement in care includes?

Which factor reduces HIV transmission risk?

HIV testing can be done via?

What is a public health need for screening?

Which is an ethical practice in HIV care?

Non-therapeutic effect of HIV stigma?

Definition: seronegative status means?

Which group is at risk for HIV?

Screening for HIV is recommended for?

Preventing HIV also protects?

Sero-positive individuals should?

HIV can affect the economy by?

An HIV prevention method in schools?

Serological tests detect?

Why involve family in care?

Which body fluid transmits HIV?

Better screening leads to?

What reduces HIV stigma?

Definition of seropositive status?

Which action worsens HIV spread?

Which is a correct prevention message?

Screening outcome can be?

Impact on families includes?

Post-exposure action after potential HIV exposure?

Which practice reduces transmission in healthcare?

HIV testing in adolescents should be?

Meaning of exposed to HIV?

Which is a stigma-reducing action?

A sign someone needs screening?

What does adherence mean in HIV care?

Which body fluid transmits HIV the most efficiently?

HIV transmission can be reduced by?

What is the aim of HIV screening programs?

Which is not a prevention method?