HIV Awareness Flashcard

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What does HIV stand for?

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Human Immunodeficiency Virus

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How is HIV primarily transmitted?

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Unprotected sexual contact and sharing needles

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Which body fluids can transmit HIV? Options: Sweat, saliva, and tears; Blood, breast milk, semen, and vaginal fluids; Urine and sweat; Mucus and saliva

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Blood, breast milk, semen, and vaginal fluids

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Which of the following is NOT a way to prevent HIV transmission?
- Using condoms during sex
- Sharing needles with others
- Taking PrEP medication
- Getting tested for HIV regularly

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Sharing needles with others

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Can HIV be cured?

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No, but it can be managed with medication.

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What happens when HIV weakens the immune system too much?

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The person develops AIDS

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Which group is at risk of getting HIV? Options: Only people who use drugs, Only people who have multiple partners, Only older adults.

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Anyone who engages in risky behaviors

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Can you tell if someone has HIV just by looking at them?

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No, many people with HIV have no symptoms

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What is the purpose of HIV treatment (ART - Antiretroviral Therapy)?

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To control the virus and keep the immune system strong

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Which of the following is TRUE about HIV testing? Everyone should get tested at least once, Only sick people need testing, There is no test for HIV, You can only get tested in hospitals

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Everyone should get tested at least once