HIV/AIDS Essentials Quiz

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Key facts about HIV/AIDS

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Froggy Jumps HIV/AIDS Essentials QuizOnline version Key facts about HIV/AIDS by Katherine Castillo 1 Which bodily fluid is most commonly associated with HIV transmission risk via unprotected sex? a Blood, semen, vaginal fluids, and breast milk b Saliva c Sweat 2 What is the primary way HIV is transmitted? a Airborne particles b Casual contact like hugging c Through unprotected sexual contact, contaminated needles, or from mother to child 3 Can HIV be transmitted through kissing? a Only via saliva b Yes, routinely c Very unlikely; requires deep open-mouth contact with infected blood 4 What does an HIV-antibody test detect? a HIV virus particles in urine b Hepatitis B antibodies c Antibodies to HIV in the blood or oral fluid 5 Which statement is true about HIV treatment? a ART cures HIV b ART is only for late-stage AIDS c Antiretroviral therapy (ART) can suppress the virus to undetectable levels 6 Which method reduces HIV transmission risk during pregnancy and birth? a Avoiding all medical care b Combination ART for the mother and safe delivery practices c Only breastfeeding 7 Is there a vaccine currently available for HIV? a No effective vaccine is available yet b Yes, routinely used c Only for children 8 What does ‘undetectable = untransmittable’ (U=U) mean? a Undetectable means no infection b People with undetectable viral load do not transmit HIV sexually c Undetectable means cured 9 Which group is at higher risk for HIV infection without prevention? a People who don’t exercise b People with multiple sexual partners or unsafe sex, injection drug users c People who are always monogamous 10 Why is regular HIV testing important? a Testing is unnecessary if asymptomatic b Early diagnosis allows timely treatment and reduces transmission c Test only once in life

Froggy Jumps

HIV/AIDS Essentials QuizOnline version

Key facts about HIV/AIDS

by Katherine Castillo

Which bodily fluid is most commonly associated with HIV transmission risk via unprotected sex?

Blood, semen, vaginal fluids, and breast milk

Saliva

Sweat

What is the primary way HIV is transmitted?

Airborne particles

Casual contact like hugging

Through unprotected sexual contact, contaminated needles, or from mother to child

Can HIV be transmitted through kissing?

Only via saliva

Yes, routinely

Very unlikely; requires deep open-mouth contact with infected blood

What does an HIV-antibody test detect?

HIV virus particles in urine

Hepatitis B antibodies

Antibodies to HIV in the blood or oral fluid

Which statement is true about HIV treatment?

ART cures HIV

ART is only for late-stage AIDS

Antiretroviral therapy (ART) can suppress the virus to undetectable levels

Which method reduces HIV transmission risk during pregnancy and birth?

Avoiding all medical care

Combination ART for the mother and safe delivery practices

Only breastfeeding

Is there a vaccine currently available for HIV?

No effective vaccine is available yet

Yes, routinely used

Only for children

What does ‘undetectable = untransmittable’ (U=U) mean?

Undetectable means no infection

People with undetectable viral load do not transmit HIV sexually

Undetectable means cured

Which group is at higher risk for HIV infection without prevention?

People who don’t exercise

People with multiple sexual partners or unsafe sex, injection drug users

People who are always monogamous

Why is regular HIV testing important?

Testing is unnecessary if asymptomatic

Early diagnosis allows timely treatment and reduces transmission

Test only once in life

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by Katherine Castillo

Which bodily fluid is most commonly associated with HIV transmission risk via unprotected sex?

What is the primary way HIV is transmitted?

Can HIV be transmitted through kissing?

What does an HIV-antibody test detect?

Which statement is true about HIV treatment?

Which method reduces HIV transmission risk during pregnancy and birth?

Is there a vaccine currently available for HIV?

What does ‘undetectable = untransmittable’ (U=U) mean?

Which group is at higher risk for HIV infection without prevention?

Why is regular HIV testing important?

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