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STIs, HIV/AIDS Quiz 3 ( Form 2, Biology )Versión en línea Quick true/false quiz on HIV/AIDS topics. por YAKILI LMS 1 HIV can be transmitted through the air. Yes No 2 AIDS-defining illnesses include Pneumocystis pneumonia. Yes No 3 HIV can be cured with a simple pill in a week. Yes No 4 People living with HIV can have normal life expectancy with treatment. Yes No 5 HIV infection can be asymptomatic for years. Yes No 6 AIDS is a contagious disease like the common cold. Yes No 7 There is no cure for HIV/AIDS, but therapy helps manage it. Yes No 8 HIV can be transmitted through sharing contaminated needles. Yes No 9 Oral candidiasis (thrush) is common in people with HIV. Yes No 10 Common early symptoms of HIV infection include fever and fatigue. Yes No 11 Lemon juice kills HIV instantly. Yes No 12 ART must be taken for life. Yes No 13 HIV vaccines are available in clinics worldwide. Yes No 14 HIV cannot be transmitted through casual contact. Yes No 15 HIV can be transmitted through casual hugs. Yes No 16 HIV-2 is less common and mostly found in West Africa. Yes No 17 Mother-to-child transmission can occur during pregnancy, delivery, or breastfeeding. Yes No 18 AIDS is the final stage of HIV infection. Yes No 19 Testing for HIV involves antibody and antigen tests. Yes No 20 People with HIV cannot marry. Yes No 21 Antiretroviral therapy (ART) can control HIV and prevent progression to AIDS. Yes No 22 AIDS weakens the immune system by targeting CD4+ T cells. Yes No 23 HIV is not transmitted through sweat or tears. Yes No 24 Vaccines exist to prevent HIV and are widely used. Yes No 25 AIDS-related deaths are often due to opportunistic infections like Pneumocystis or tuberculosis. Yes No 26 The time from HIV infection to AIDS varies from person to person. Yes No 27 You must have symptoms to be diagnosed with HIV. Yes No 28 HIV is the causative agent of AIDS. Yes No 29 HIV can be transmitted through unprotected sexual contact. Yes No 30 HIV can be transmitted through breast milk. Yes No 31 Condom use reduces HIV transmission risk. Yes No 32 HIV attacks the immune cells and makes infections more likely. Yes No 33 HIV is transmitted by sharing utensils. Yes No 34 HIV testing can be done using saliva or blood. Yes No 35 AIDS affects only men. Yes No 36 An HIV test is 100% accurate immediately after exposure. Yes No 37 AIDS is not related to HIV at all. Yes No 38 Having a cold prevents HIV infection. Yes No 39 Opportunistic infections are common in AIDS. Yes No 40 Not everyone with HIV develops AIDS and treatment can delay it. Yes No 41 HIV can be transmitted via unprotected sex between consenting adults. Yes No 42 AIDS stands for Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome. Yes No 43 Pregnant women with HIV can take medication to reduce transmission. Yes No 44 HIV can be transmitted by mosquito bites. Yes No 45 HIV infection is not cured by a single drug dose. Yes No 46 A large number of people with HIV may not have symptoms for many years. Yes No 47 A person with HIV will always show symptoms within a week. Yes No 48 HIV can be passed from mother to child during pregnancy, birth, or breastfeeding. Yes No 49 HIV is not spread by casual contact such as hugging or sharing a glass. Yes No 50 HIV can be transmitted by sharing contaminated needles. Yes No

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HIV can be transmitted through the air.

AIDS-defining illnesses include Pneumocystis pneumonia.

HIV can be cured with a simple pill in a week.

People living with HIV can have normal life expectancy with treatment.

HIV infection can be asymptomatic for years.

AIDS is a contagious disease like the common cold.

There is no cure for HIV/AIDS, but therapy helps manage it.

HIV can be transmitted through sharing contaminated needles.

Oral candidiasis (thrush) is common in people with HIV.

Common early symptoms of HIV infection include fever and fatigue.

Lemon juice kills HIV instantly.

ART must be taken for life.

HIV vaccines are available in clinics worldwide.

HIV cannot be transmitted through casual contact.

HIV can be transmitted through casual hugs.

HIV-2 is less common and mostly found in West Africa.

Mother-to-child transmission can occur during pregnancy, delivery, or breastfeeding.

AIDS is the final stage of HIV infection.

Testing for HIV involves antibody and antigen tests.

People with HIV cannot marry.

Antiretroviral therapy (ART) can control HIV and prevent progression to AIDS.

AIDS weakens the immune system by targeting CD4+ T cells.

HIV is not transmitted through sweat or tears.

Vaccines exist to prevent HIV and are widely used.

AIDS-related deaths are often due to opportunistic infections like Pneumocystis or tuberculosis.

The time from HIV infection to AIDS varies from person to person.

You must have symptoms to be diagnosed with HIV.

HIV is the causative agent of AIDS.

HIV can be transmitted through unprotected sexual contact.

HIV can be transmitted through breast milk.

Condom use reduces HIV transmission risk.

HIV attacks the immune cells and makes infections more likely.

HIV is transmitted by sharing utensils.

HIV testing can be done using saliva or blood.

AIDS affects only men.

An HIV test is 100% accurate immediately after exposure.

AIDS is not related to HIV at all.

Having a cold prevents HIV infection.

Opportunistic infections are common in AIDS.

Not everyone with HIV develops AIDS and treatment can delay it.

HIV can be transmitted via unprotected sex between consenting adults.

AIDS stands for Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome.

Pregnant women with HIV can take medication to reduce transmission.

HIV can be transmitted by mosquito bites.

HIV infection is not cured by a single drug dose.

A large number of people with HIV may not have symptoms for many years.

A person with HIV will always show symptoms within a week.

HIV can be passed from mother to child during pregnancy, birth, or breastfeeding.

HIV is not spread by casual contact such as hugging or sharing a glass.

HIV can be transmitted by sharing contaminated needles.