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Froggy Jumps Plant & Animal Pathology V Lowersixth Science BiologyOnline version Vital HIV/AIDS science questions by YAKILI LMS 1 What is the causative agent of HIV/AIDS? a Human Papillomavirus b Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) c Hepatitis C Virus 2 Where does HIV primarily target in the body? a Red blood cells b CD4+ T cells c Neurons 3 What is acute HIV infection also called? a Primary infection b Latent infection c Chronic infection 4 Which stage is described as chronic HIV infection without symptoms? a Acute infection b Clinical infection (chronic HIV) c Symptomatic AIDS 5 Which symptom is commonly seen in acute HIV infection? a Hemorrhagic rash b Flulike symptoms c Chronic cough 6 What marks progression from HIV to AIDS? a Severe immune system failure b Spontaneous recovery c Immediate infection after exposure 7 How does HIV primarily spread? a Through blood, semen, vaginal fluids, and breast milk b Airborne droplets c Water contact only 8 Which activity does NOT spread HIV? a Casual saliva contact b Unprotected sex c Sharing needles 9 Which infection is common in HIV/AIDS patients? a Tetanus b Pneumocystis pneumonia c Common cold 10 What is a key prevention method for HIV? a Eating alone b Safe sex practices c Antibiotics before sex 11 What does ART stand for in HIV treatment? a Antiviral Treatment b Antiretroviral Therapy c Antibiotic Response Therapy 12 Which cell count indicates AIDS progression? a Above 1000 cells/µL b CD4+ T cell count below 200 cells/µL c 50 cells/µL 13 Which virus class does HIV belong to? a Retrovirus b Orthovirus c Adenovirus 14 HIV attacks the immune system by destroying what? a Neurons b Platelets c CD4+ T helper cells 15 What is the initial phase of HIV called? a Acute HIV infection b AIDS c Latent HIV infection 16 Which fluid is NOT a primary transmission fluid for HIV? a Saliva b Blood c Semen 17 What is ART supposed to do for HIV? a Suppress viral replication b Increase viral load c Eliminate vaccines 18 Which vaccine exists for HIV? a No effective vaccine yet b Meningitis vaccine c Influenza vaccine 19 What is a common opportunistic infection in AIDS? a Common cold b Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia c Strep throat 20 HIV can be transmitted from mother to child during? a Pregnancy, delivery, or breastfeeding b Only through kissing c Only after 10 years 21 What reduces HIV transmission risk per intercourse? a Antihistamines b Condom use c Vaccination 22 Which group has higher HIV risk without prevention? a People with vaccines b People with good nutrition c People with unprotected sex 23 What is the role of HIV gp120? a Binds to insulin receptor b Repairs DNA c Binds to CD4 receptor 24 What is the role of HIV reverse transcriptase? a Cuts DNA strands b Replicates viral proteins c Converts viral RNA to DNA 25 Which test detects HIV antibodies? a PCR only b Gram stain c ELISA 26 What is a hallmark symptom of acute HIV infection? a Fever b Hair loss c Blurred vision 27 How can HIV not spread easily? a Unprotected sex b Through hugging or sharing dishes c Needle sharing 28 Which organ is affected by AIDS-related infections? a Kidneys only b Lungs, liver, brain (various) c Skin only 29 Which population should routinely be tested for HIV? a Infants only b Only those with symptoms c At-risk groups and pregnant women 30 What does 'window period' refer to in HIV testing? a Time between infection and detectable antibodies b Time to infect others c Time to recover 31 Which prevention method reduces mother-to-child transmission? a No special care b ART during pregnancy c Antibiotics after birth 32 Which is NOT a symptom of HIV infection? a Fever b Immediate cancer development c Fatigue 33 Which viral load outcome is desirable on ART? a High viral load b Variable every day c Undetectable viral load 34 What is a common HIV testing method in clinics? a Urine color test b Blood test or saliva test c Hair analysis 35 Which statement about HIV spread is true? a It does not spread via casual contact b It spreads through air c It spreads by touch alone 36 Which disorder is a page of HIV-related complications? a Common cold b Seasonal allergies c Opportunistic infections 37 Which lifestyle change helps prevent HIV spread? a Increased sugar intake b Overhydration c Safer sex and needle hygiene 38 Can HIV be cured completely with current medicine? a Yes with vaccines b No, but controllable with ART c Yes with antibiotics 39 What does a negative HIV test mean during window period? a Result may be false negative b Automatic positive c Definitive negative 40 Which cell type is most affected by HIV? a CD4+ T cells b Neurons c B cells 41 HIV is primarily a(n) what type of virus? a RNA retrovirus b DNA bacterium c Parasitic worm 42 Which statement about HIV transmission is false? a It can be transmitted by sex b It can be transmitted by blood c It is transmitted by casual contact 43 Which infection common in AIDS is fungal? a Bacterial pneumonia b Tuberculosis only c Candidiasis 44 What does 'viral load' measure? a Amount of HIV in blood b Amount of antibodies only c Amount of white blood cells 45 Which is a sign of effective ART? a Rising HIV RNA b Suppressed HIV RNA in blood c No change in CD4 count 46 Transmission risk is higher with which sex act? a Kissing with saliva b Anal sex without protection c Oral sex with protection 47 What is a primary goal of HIV care? a Maintain quality of life b Avoid doctor visits c Cure HIV in all cases 48 HIV can be transmitted through which breastfeeding scenario? a Breast milk from an HIV-positive mother b Breast milk from uninfected mother c Cow milk only 49 What does PrEP stand for? a Pre-exposure Prophylaxis b Post-exposure Prophylaxis c Preemptive Therapy 50 Which organ system is heavily impacted by AIDS-related infections? a Respiratory system b Endocrine system c Digestive system

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What is the causative agent of HIV/AIDS?

Where does HIV primarily target in the body?

What is acute HIV infection also called?

Which stage is described as chronic HIV infection without symptoms?

Which symptom is commonly seen in acute HIV infection?

What marks progression from HIV to AIDS?

How does HIV primarily spread?

Which activity does NOT spread HIV?

Which infection is common in HIV/AIDS patients?

What is a key prevention method for HIV?

What does ART stand for in HIV treatment?

Which cell count indicates AIDS progression?

Which virus class does HIV belong to?

HIV attacks the immune system by destroying what?

What is the initial phase of HIV called?

Which fluid is NOT a primary transmission fluid for HIV?

What is ART supposed to do for HIV?

Which vaccine exists for HIV?

What is a common opportunistic infection in AIDS?

HIV can be transmitted from mother to child during?

What reduces HIV transmission risk per intercourse?

Which group has higher HIV risk without prevention?

What is the role of HIV gp120?

What is the role of HIV reverse transcriptase?

Which test detects HIV antibodies?

What is a hallmark symptom of acute HIV infection?

How can HIV not spread easily?

Which organ is affected by AIDS-related infections?

Which population should routinely be tested for HIV?

What does 'window period' refer to in HIV testing?

Which prevention method reduces mother-to-child transmission?

Which is NOT a symptom of HIV infection?

Which viral load outcome is desirable on ART?

What is a common HIV testing method in clinics?

Which statement about HIV spread is true?

Which disorder is a page of HIV-related complications?

Which lifestyle change helps prevent HIV spread?

Can HIV be cured completely with current medicine?

What does a negative HIV test mean during window period?

Which cell type is most affected by HIV?

HIV is primarily a(n) what type of virus?

Which statement about HIV transmission is false?

Which infection common in AIDS is fungal?

What does 'viral load' measure?

Which is a sign of effective ART?

Transmission risk is higher with which sex act?

What is a primary goal of HIV care?

HIV can be transmitted through which breastfeeding scenario?

What does PrEP stand for?

Which organ system is heavily impacted by AIDS-related infections?