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1.
HIV stands for what?
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A) Human Immunodeficiency Virus
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B) Acquired Immune Deficiency
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The term AIDS stands for what?
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A) Human Immune Deficiency Virus
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B) Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
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HIV disease progresses to AIDS when the CD4+ T cell count drops below what level?
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A) 50 cell/mm
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B) 100 cell/mm
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C) 200 cell/mm
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D) 300 cell/mm
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4.
CD4+ T cells are a type of ?
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A) white blood cell that fights infections
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B) red blood cell that fights infections
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Which of the following are body fluids that pass the Hiv Virus?
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A) blood
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B) semen
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C) vaginal fluid
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D) All of the Above
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6.
What body fluids might health care workers come in contact with?
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A) cerebrospinal fluid surrounding the brain and the spinal cord
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B) synovial fluid surrounding bone joints
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C) amniotic fluid surrounding a fetus
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D) All of the Above
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HIV is spread by sexual contact with an infected person, by sharing needles and/or syringes with someone who is infected and through transfusions of infected blood or blood clotting factors.
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Casual contact through closed-mouth kissing is a risk for transmission of HIV.
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9.
HIV-related stigma refers to all unfavorable attitudes, beliefs, and policies directed toward people perceived to have HIV/AIDS.
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Accessing health care can be a challenge for people who are HIV positive, because the health care system itself is often a source of stigma.
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11.
In health care settings, workers have been infected with HIV after after being stuck with needles containing HIV-infected blood.
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12.
What US state has the most reported cases of Hiv/Aids?
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A) New York
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B) Florida
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C) Texas
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D) New Jersey
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What population accounts for the largest number of people reported with AIDS each year?
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A) Men to women sex
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B) Men to men sex
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C) Woman to Woman
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D) Healthcare workers
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Healthcare personnel should assume that the blood and other body fluids from all patients are potentially infectious.
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Most people will develop detectable antibodies within how many months after infection?
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A) one month
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B) two month
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C) three month
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D) four month
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What family of drugs are used to treat the AIDS virus?
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A) Antibiotics
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B) Antiretroviral
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C) Antipsychotic
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D) Topical Ointments
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17.
Perinatal transmission of the virus can occur during pregnancy, during labor and delivery or after delivery through breast-feeding.
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Adherence to HIV treatment is very important to prevent drug resistance.
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19.
AIDS wasting is the involuntary loss of more than what % of body weight?
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A) 5%
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B) 10%
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C) 15%
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D) 20%
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20.
Low food intake, poor nurtient absorption and altered metabolism contribute to AIDS wasting?
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21.
Clinical depression is the most commonly observed psychiatric disorder among patients with HIV infection.
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