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Froggy Jumps STIs, HIV/AIDS Quiz 3 ( Form 1, Biology )Versión en línea Test your knowledge on HIV/AIDS basics. por YAKILI LMS 1 What is the causative agent of AIDS? a HCV b HIV c HBV 2 Which body fluid mainly transmits HIV during sex? a Se men b Tears c Urine 3 Hepatitis B is caused by which virus? a HBV b HIV c HSV 4 Which route is a common way HIV is transmitted? a Sharing utensils b Breathing air c Unprotected sexual contact 5 What is a common sign of HIV-related illness? a Persistent fever b Broken bones c Excessive sweating only at night 6 Which disease is often seen with AIDS due to weakened immunity? a Common cold b Chickenpox c Tuberculosis 7 Can HIV be transmitted through casual contact? a No b Yes by touch c Yes by sitting together 8 Is there a vaccine to cure AIDS? a No b Yes, a pill c Yes, a simple shot 9 Which prevention reduces HIV risk during sex? a Condom use b Sharing drinks c Washing after sex 10 What is the medical term for HIV infection progression? a Seroconversion b Inoculation c Vaccination 11 Which organ is primarily protected by the immune system? a Lymph nodes b Stomach c Liver 12 Definition of AIDS: a Common cold b Early HIV infection c Advanced stage of HIV with weakened immunity 13 Can HIV be transmitted from mother to baby? a Only after birth from others b No c Yes 14 Name a common symptom of AIDS in later stages. a Increased appetite b Hair loss c Weight loss 15 Which disease is NOT typically linked with AIDS? a Common flu virus in healthy people b Pneumocystis pneumonia c Tuberculosis 16 Which method does NOT prevent HIV transmission? a Using condoms b Screening blood donations c Sharing cigarettes 17 Which is a misbelief about AIDS? a AIDS can be cured by herbal tea b AIDS is caused by HIV c AIDS affects immunity 18 Which test confirms HIV infection? a HIV antibody/antigen test b Urine test only c Blood sugar test 19 HBV is primarily transmitted by: a Water b Blood and sexual contact c Air 20 AIDS-defining illness includes: a Migraine b Allergies c Pneumocystis pneumonia 21 What is a key prevention for HBV? a Fasting b Cold exposure c HBV vaccination 22 Are there cures for HIV? a A 1-day cure b Cured by rest c No cure, but treatment controls 23 Which symptom suggests late HIV infection? a Chronic diarrhea b Transient rash only c Acute fever lasting 1 hour 24 AIDS-tolerant vaccines currently: a Always prevent AIDS b Do not exist for cure c Always cure AIDS 25 Which action reduces HIV risk most? a Eating together b Consistent condom use c Avoiding baths 26 HIV damages which immune cells most? a Red blood cells b Platelets c CD4 T-cells 27 Which is NOT a transmission mode of HIV? a Unsafe sex b Needle sharing c Sharing a glass 28 Stigma about AIDS: a Useful and true b Unimportant c Harmful and wrong 29 Which symptom is common early in HIV? a Sneezing only b Nosebleeds only c Fever and fatigue 30 What is the best way to know HIV status? a Guess b Get tested c Wait for symptoms 31 HBV prevention includes: a Only hygiene b Vaccination c Antibiotics 32 Which term describes HIV with low immune cells? a Acquired Immunodeficiency b Allergy c Autoimmune Disease 33 Which is NOT a symptom of AIDS? a Healthy appetite b Frequent infections c Weight loss 34 HIV is primarily a: a Fungus b Bacteria c Virus 35 Which body fluid can carry HIV? a Blood b Sweat c Saliva only (not infected) 36 What does CD4 count indicate? a Kidney function b Liver function c Immune system strength 37 Can AIDS be transmitted by kissing? a Only with fluids b Always yes c Generally no 38 Which is a HIV preventive measure? a No prevention exists b Post-exposure therapy only c Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) 39 Which is a common opportunistic infection in AIDS? a Candidiasis b Common cold c Sunburn 40 Which area has the highest HIV risk? a Unprotected sex b Handwashing c Sunscreen use 41 Hepatitis B vaccine also protects against: a HCV b HBV c HIV 42 What is the main purpose of HIV testing? a To scare people b To confirm vaccines work c Early treatment 43 Which is a false belief? a HIV spreads sexually b HIV spreads via blood c HIV can spread through mosquitoes 44 Which is true about AIDS signs? a May include infections, weight loss b Always severe pain c Only skin rash 45 HBV can be prevented by: a Vaccination b Regular baths c Antibiotics 46 Which is true about HIV? a It only affects skin b It targets immune cells c It is a bacteria 47 Which symptom is less specific to HIV? a Chronic diarrhea b Headache c Weight loss 48 AIDS awareness should focus on: a Ignoring it b Prevention and care c Only treatment after death 49 How is HIV most commonly diagnosed? a Blood test b Urine test c Hair analysis 50 Which disease is commonly associated with AIDS in Cameroon? a Typhoid b Tuberculosis c Malaria

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What is the causative agent of AIDS?

Which body fluid mainly transmits HIV during sex?

Hepatitis B is caused by which virus?

Which route is a common way HIV is transmitted?

What is a common sign of HIV-related illness?

Which disease is often seen with AIDS due to weakened immunity?

Can HIV be transmitted through casual contact?

Is there a vaccine to cure AIDS?

Which prevention reduces HIV risk during sex?

What is the medical term for HIV infection progression?

Which organ is primarily protected by the immune system?

Definition of AIDS:

Can HIV be transmitted from mother to baby?

Name a common symptom of AIDS in later stages.

Which disease is NOT typically linked with AIDS?

Which method does NOT prevent HIV transmission?

Which is a misbelief about AIDS?

Which test confirms HIV infection?

HBV is primarily transmitted by:

AIDS-defining illness includes:

What is a key prevention for HBV?

Are there cures for HIV?

Which symptom suggests late HIV infection?

AIDS-tolerant vaccines currently:

Which action reduces HIV risk most?

HIV damages which immune cells most?

Which is NOT a transmission mode of HIV?

Stigma about AIDS:

Which symptom is common early in HIV?

What is the best way to know HIV status?

HBV prevention includes:

Which term describes HIV with low immune cells?

Which is NOT a symptom of AIDS?

HIV is primarily a:

Which body fluid can carry HIV?

What does CD4 count indicate?

Can AIDS be transmitted by kissing?

Which is a HIV preventive measure?

Which is a common opportunistic infection in AIDS?

Which area has the highest HIV risk?

Hepatitis B vaccine also protects against:

What is the main purpose of HIV testing?

Which is a false belief?

Which is true about AIDS signs?

HBV can be prevented by:

Which is true about HIV?

Which symptom is less specific to HIV?

AIDS awareness should focus on:

How is HIV most commonly diagnosed?

Which disease is commonly associated with AIDS in Cameroon?