About
HIV/AIDS
Ways to
get
HIV/AIDS
Ways to
not get
HIV/AIDS
Definitions
Diseases
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About HIV/AIDS
- 10
• True or False
• AIDS is the disease that causes a breakdown in
a person’s immune system
About HIV/AIDS
– 10
• TRUE
• AIDS is the disease
About HIV/AIDS
- 20
• True or False
HIV is the virus that causes AIDS
About HIV/AIDS
– 20
• True
• HIV is the virus that travels throughout the
blood and produces antibodies
About HIV/AIDS
- 30
• True or False: AIDS is curable only if you follow
a doctor’s instructions immediately after
becoming infected and you remain infected
forever.
• What kind of test is the only way to determine
if you have become HIV positive?
About HIV/AIDS
– 30
• False, AIDS is not curable no matter what you
do.
• A blood test is the only way to determine if
you HIV.
About HIV/AIDS
- 40
• What are the 2 ways a mother can infect their
child?
• What is the likelihood that a child becomes
infected when their mother has HIV/AIDS?
• ½
• 1/3
• ¼
About HIV/AIDS
– 40
• During pregnancy and while breastfeeding
• 1 in 3 chance that the baby becomes infected.
About HIV/AIDS
- 50
• What is the difference between HIV positive
and HIV negative?
** Answer must include antibodies
Is it possible to be HIV negative with no
antibodies in you?
About HIV/AIDS
– 50
• HIV positive is when the antibodies have been
detected through a blood test
• HIV negative is when the antibodies have not
yet been detected through a blood test
• It is possible to be HIV negative with no
antibodies yet, it just means they have not yet
been detected.
Ways to get HIV/AIDS
- 10
• Yes or No?
• Sharing needles from piercings or tattoos?
• * Should you get permission before doing
these?
Ways to get HIV/AIDS
– 10
• Yes, you can get HIV from sharing needles for
piercings or tattoos?
• YES, you should get permission.
Ways to get HIV/AIDS
- 20
• YES or NO?
• Having sexual contact with someone, whether
it is protected sexual contact or unprotected?
Ways to get HIV/AIDS
– 20
• YES
• Regardless if you are having protected sex,
you are still at risk to acquire HIV if the other
person has HIV/AIDS already.
Ways to get HIV/AIDS
- 30
• YES or NO?
• Having an organ transplant?
Ways to get HIV/AIDS
– 30
• YES, there is a possibility that you can get HIV
through an organ transplant
Ways to get HIV/AIDS
- 40
• YES or NO?
• Blood-to-blood contact with someone who
has HIV/AIDS?
Ways to get HIV/AIDS
– 40
• YES,
• There is a very high chance that you get
HIV/AIDS by your blood coming into contact
with already infected blood
Ways to get HIV/AIDS
- 50
• From a man or a woman or both?
• True or false: You must show symptoms of
HIV/AIDS in order to spread it?
Ways to get HIV/AIDS
– 50
• Both. Gender does not matter. If the blood is
infected, it is infected.
• False: You may have it and spread it without
even knowing.
Ways to not get HIV/AIDS
- 10
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YES or NO?
Shaking or touching hands?
Hugging?
Kissing?
Ways to not get HIV/AIDS
– 10
• All NO
• These are all examples of regular physical
contact and HIV cannot be spread these ways.
Ways to not get HIV/AIDS
- 20
• YES or NO?
• Using the same toilet, book, iPad, or door
knob as someone who has HIV/AIDS?
Ways to not get HIV/AIDS
– 20
• NO
• These are just regular germs you are coming
into contact with. While there’s a chance you
may get the common cold or something else,
you cannot get HIV/AIDS this way.
Ways to not get HIV/AIDS
- 30
• YES or NO?
• Sharing cups, towels, utensils, and sports
equipment?
Ways to not get HIV/AIDS
– 30
• These are just regular germs you are coming
into contact with. While there’s a chance you
may get the common cold or something else,
you cannot get HIV/AIDS this way.
Ways to not get HIV/AIDS
- 40
• YES or NO?
• Living with someone who is infected with
HIV/AIDS?
Ways to not get HIV/AIDS
– 40
• NO it is not possible to get HIV/AIDS by just
living under the same roof as them.
Ways to not get HIV/AIDS
- 50
• YES or NO?
• Coming into contact with somebody’s:
• Urine?
• Sweat?
Ways to not get HIV/AIDS
– 50
• NO, these are not the body fluids that can
spread HIV/AIDS. The body fluids are:
• Blood, vaginal secretions, Semen, and breast
milk.
Definitions- 10
• Abstinence
Definitions– 10
• Choosing to not be sexually active
Definitions- 20
• An infectious disease that is prevalent to occur
in a person with a weakened immune system
Definitions– 20
• Opportunistic Infection
Definitions- 30
• The body system with a main goal of fighting
off infectious diseases
Definitions– 30
• Immune System
Definitions- 40
• What are Universal Precautions?
• What does wet, warm, and not yours mean?
• Why do we use them?
• What happens if we don’t use them?
Definitions– 40
• Measures in place to protect us from infection
• We use them to make sure we are doing
everything we can the safe way
• Without UPs, higher chance we get infected
Definitions- 50
• HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus)
AND
• AIDS (AutoImmune Deficiency Syndrome)
Definitions– 50
• HIV: A virus that enters the body and destroys
infectious fighting cells and causes AIDS
• AIDS: A disease that causes a breakdown in
the body’s immune system
Diseases - 10
• Deadly pneumonia caused by AIDS
A. Pneumoyctosis carinii Pneumonia (PCP)
B. Thrush
Diseases – 10
• Pneumoyctosis carinii Pneumonia (PCP)
Diseases - 20
• Gradual loss of brain function caused by HIV?
Diseases – 20
• A. Kaposi’s Sarcoma
• B. AIDS Dementia Complex
Diseases - 30
• Type of cancer in people who have AIDS that
causes lesions on organs and linings of the
body
• A. Thrush
• B. Kaposi’s Sarcoma
Diseases – 30
• B. Kaposi’s Sarcoma
Diseases - 40
• Fungal infection of the mucous membranes of
the tongue and mouth
• A. Thrush
• B. Oral Hairy Leukolpakia
Diseases – 40
• A. Thrush
Diseases - 50
• Infection in which white patches are found on
the tongue
• A. Thrush
• B. Oral Hairy Leukolpakia
Diseases – 50
• B. Oral Hairy Leukolpakia