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Froggy Jumps HIV Transmission: How It SpreadsVersión en línea Ways HIV can be transmitted por Brenda Blagogee 1 How is HIV most commonly transmitted? a Through bodily fluids like blood, semen, vaginal fluids, or breast milk. b Through casual contact like hugging or handshake. c Through air or water droplets. 2 Can HIV be spread by kissing under normal circumstances? a No, not through ordinary kissing. b Yes, always through kissing. c Only if there are no symptoms. 3 Which activity poses a risk if body fluids contact mucous membranes? a Staying in the sun for a long time. b Saliva on a dry surface. c Unprotected sexual intercourse. 4 What is a common non-sexual transmission route? a Breathing near someone with HIV. b Touching a person with HIV. c Sharing contaminated needles. 5 Can HIV be transmitted from mother to child during birth or breastfeeding? a Yes, during childbirth or breastfeeding. b Only through sexual contact. c No, never. 6 Is it possible to acquire HIV from a blood transfusion in developed countries? a Never possible in any country. b Very unlikely due to screening, but possible before screening. c Always possible, regardless of screening. 7 Can HIV be transmitted by insects like mosquitoes? a Yes, mosquitoes can spread HIV. b No, not by insects such as mosquitoes. c Only certain species can transmit it. 8 Do condoms help reduce the risk of HIV transmission? a No, they have no effect. b They completely remove all risk. c Yes, they reduce the risk when used correctly. 9 What can be done after potential exposure to HIV to lower risk? a Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) within 72 hours. b Vitamins and rest only. c No treatment helps after exposure. 10 Should HIV testing be part of routine medical care? a Yes, especially after potential exposures. b No, testing is unnecessary. c Only if you have symptoms.

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HIV Transmission: How It SpreadsVersión en línea

por Brenda Blagogee

How is HIV most commonly transmitted?

Can HIV be spread by kissing under normal circumstances?

Which activity poses a risk if body fluids contact mucous membranes?

What is a common non-sexual transmission route?

Can HIV be transmitted from mother to child during birth or breastfeeding?

Is it possible to acquire HIV from a blood transfusion in developed countries?

Can HIV be transmitted by insects like mosquitoes?

Do condoms help reduce the risk of HIV transmission?

What can be done after potential exposure to HIV to lower risk?

Should HIV testing be part of routine medical care?