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STIs, HIV/AIDS 6 ( Form 2, Biology )Online version STIs and HIV test safety: quick true/false. by YAKILI LMS 1 A person with HIV always shows symptoms immediately after infection. Yes No 2 Antibiotics can cure bacterial STIs if taken correctly. Yes No 3 HIV can be transmitted through swimming pools. Yes No 4 Health personnel should dispose of sharps in puncture-resistant containers. Yes No 5 Safe sex education reduces risk. Yes No 6 PPE like gloves protects health workers from exposure. Yes No 7 HIV can be transmitted by sharing a toothbrush if used by an infected person. Yes No 8 HIV is a virus that attacks the immune system. Yes No 9 Wearing sunscreen prevents HIV transmission. Yes No 10 HIV is transmitted through casual hugging. Yes No 11 Unprotected sex increases risk of STI transmission. Yes No 12 HIV is not transmitted by saliva. Yes No 13 HIV can be transmitted by mosquito bites. Yes No 14 Using condoms correctly reduces risk of HIV transmission. Yes No 15 HIV can only infect people who have other STIs. Yes No 16 Neglecting PPE improves protection. Yes No 17 HIV can be transmitted through breastfeeding if not treated. Yes No 18 Regular STI testing helps reduce transmission. Yes No 19 Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) reduces HIV infection risk when started early. Yes No 20 HIV tests are optional and do not require consent. Yes No 21 HIV can be transmitted during anal intercourse. Yes No 22 A person with an STI may feel healthy and still transmit it. Yes No 23 A person with HIV cannot be infected again after treatment. Yes No 24 People with HIV may have flu-like symptoms during acute infection. Yes No 25 HIV vaccines are routinely given to prevent infection. Yes No 26 Use of condoms is recommended for sexually active individuals. Yes No 27 HIV tests use blood or oral fluid samples. Yes No 28 Reusing unsterilized equipment can transmit STIs. Yes No 29 HIV can be cured by high-dose vitamins. Yes No 30 HIV can be transmitted through contaminated blood if not screened. Yes No 31 STIs can be asymptomatic in some people. Yes No 32 Having multiple sexual partners raises the chance of STI spread. Yes No 33 Male circumcision completely prevents HIV infection. Yes No 34 HIV can be transmitted from mother to child during birth without precautions. Yes No 35 There is no cure for HIV, but antiretroviral therapy controls it. Yes No 36 HIV cannot be transmitted by casual touch. Yes No 37 HIV testing results should be kept confidential. Yes No 38 Sharing needles can spread HIV. Yes No 39 You should rinse needles with water after use to prevent HIV. Yes No 40 HIV can be cured with a short antibiotic course. Yes No 41 Saliva is not a common route for HIV transmission. Yes No 42 HIV can be transmitted by air. Yes No 43 HIV tests always require a blood draw; saliva tests are never used. Yes No 44 Handshakes can spread HIV. Yes No 45 The only route of HIV transmission is sexual contact. Yes No 46 Using a towel used by an HIV positive person will always infect you. Yes No 47 HIV tests require informed consent and counseling. Yes No 48 HIV immunity exists that prevents infection after vaccination. Yes No 49 HIV can be transmitted through drinking water. Yes No 50 Getting tested early and starting treatment improves health outcomes for people with HIV. Yes No

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A person with HIV always shows symptoms immediately after infection.

Antibiotics can cure bacterial STIs if taken correctly.

HIV can be transmitted through swimming pools.

Health personnel should dispose of sharps in puncture-resistant containers.

Safe sex education reduces risk.

PPE like gloves protects health workers from exposure.

HIV can be transmitted by sharing a toothbrush if used by an infected person.

HIV is a virus that attacks the immune system.

Wearing sunscreen prevents HIV transmission.

HIV is transmitted through casual hugging.

Unprotected sex increases risk of STI transmission.

HIV is not transmitted by saliva.

HIV can be transmitted by mosquito bites.

Using condoms correctly reduces risk of HIV transmission.

HIV can only infect people who have other STIs.

Neglecting PPE improves protection.

HIV can be transmitted through breastfeeding if not treated.

Regular STI testing helps reduce transmission.

Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) reduces HIV infection risk when started early.

HIV tests are optional and do not require consent.

HIV can be transmitted during anal intercourse.

A person with an STI may feel healthy and still transmit it.

A person with HIV cannot be infected again after treatment.

People with HIV may have flu-like symptoms during acute infection.

HIV vaccines are routinely given to prevent infection.

Use of condoms is recommended for sexually active individuals.

HIV tests use blood or oral fluid samples.

Reusing unsterilized equipment can transmit STIs.

HIV can be cured by high-dose vitamins.

HIV can be transmitted through contaminated blood if not screened.

STIs can be asymptomatic in some people.

Having multiple sexual partners raises the chance of STI spread.

Male circumcision completely prevents HIV infection.

HIV can be transmitted from mother to child during birth without precautions.

There is no cure for HIV, but antiretroviral therapy controls it.

HIV cannot be transmitted by casual touch.

HIV testing results should be kept confidential.

Sharing needles can spread HIV.

You should rinse needles with water after use to prevent HIV.

HIV can be cured with a short antibiotic course.

Saliva is not a common route for HIV transmission.

HIV can be transmitted by air.

HIV tests always require a blood draw; saliva tests are never used.

Handshakes can spread HIV.

The only route of HIV transmission is sexual contact.

Using a towel used by an HIV positive person will always infect you.

HIV tests require informed consent and counseling.

HIV immunity exists that prevents infection after vaccination.

HIV can be transmitted through drinking water.

Getting tested early and starting treatment improves health outcomes for people with HIV.