Effects of HIV/AIDS on the Individual

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Froggy Jumps Effects of HIV/AIDS on the IndividualOnline version HIV impact on the body by Brenda Blagogee 1 What does HIV primarily attack in the body? a Platelets b CD4 T cells c Red blood cells 2 What marks progression to AIDS in untreated HIV? a Normal immune function with vaccination b CD4 count above 500 cells/mm³ c CD4 count below 200 cells/mm³ or opportunistic infections 3 What are common early HIV symptoms? a Localized rash only b Chronic back pain exclusively c Flu-like symptoms such as fever, sweats, and fatigue 4 How does antiretroviral therapy (ART) help? a Weakens the immune system temporarily b Suppresses viral replication and preserves immune function c Cures HIV completely 5 Can HIV be transmitted through casual contact? a No b Yes, through social kissing c Yes, through sharing utensils 6 Which body system is primarily affected by HIV long-term? a Immune system b Digestive system only c Muscular system only 7 What is a common mental health impact of HIV? a Depression or anxiety and coping with stigma b Increased intelligence c Immediate physical strength gain 8 What is an opportunistic infection? a Common cold b Infections that take advantage of weakened immunity (e.g., Pneumocystis pneumonia) c Allergic reactions only 9 Does HIV treatment eliminate HIV from the body? a No, it suppresses the virus but does not cure it b Yes, it cures HIV completely c It makes the virus disappear temporarily 10 What lifestyle factor supports HIV management? a Stopping ART when asymptomatic b Avoiding all medical visits c Adherence to ART and regular medical care

Froggy Jumps

Effects of HIV/AIDS on the IndividualOnline version

HIV impact on the body

by Brenda Blagogee

What does HIV primarily attack in the body?

Platelets

CD4 T cells

Red blood cells

What marks progression to AIDS in untreated HIV?

Normal immune function with vaccination

CD4 count above 500 cells/mm³

CD4 count below 200 cells/mm³ or opportunistic infections

What are common early HIV symptoms?

Localized rash only

Chronic back pain exclusively

Flu-like symptoms such as fever, sweats, and fatigue

How does antiretroviral therapy (ART) help?

Weakens the immune system temporarily

Suppresses viral replication and preserves immune function

Cures HIV completely

Can HIV be transmitted through casual contact?

Yes, through social kissing

Yes, through sharing utensils

Which body system is primarily affected by HIV long-term?

Immune system

Digestive system only

Muscular system only

What is a common mental health impact of HIV?

Depression or anxiety and coping with stigma

Increased intelligence

Immediate physical strength gain

What is an opportunistic infection?

Common cold

Infections that take advantage of weakened immunity (e.g., Pneumocystis pneumonia)

Allergic reactions only

Does HIV treatment eliminate HIV from the body?

No, it suppresses the virus but does not cure it

Yes, it cures HIV completely

It makes the virus disappear temporarily

What lifestyle factor supports HIV management?

Stopping ART when asymptomatic

Avoiding all medical visits

Adherence to ART and regular medical care

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Effects of HIV/AIDS on the IndividualOnline version

by Brenda Blagogee

What does HIV primarily attack in the body?

What marks progression to AIDS in untreated HIV?

What are common early HIV symptoms?

How does antiretroviral therapy (ART) help?

Can HIV be transmitted through casual contact?

Which body system is primarily affected by HIV long-term?

What is a common mental health impact of HIV?

What is an opportunistic infection?

Does HIV treatment eliminate HIV from the body?

What lifestyle factor supports HIV management?

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