Symptoms of HIV and AIDS Practice Exercise 2

Why does a person living with untreated HIV get sick often?

Why does a person living with untreated HIV get sick often? (1 mark)

Why does a person living with untreated HIV get sick often? (1 mark)

Why does a person living with untreated HIV get sick often? (1 mark)

Which of the following is an early symptom of HIV infection?

Which of the following is an early symptom of HIV infection? (1 mark)

Which of the following is an early symptom of HIV infection? (1 mark)

Which of the following is an early symptom of HIV infection? (1 mark)

Which of the following is the main way HIV can spread from one person to another?

Which of the following is the main way HIV can spread from one person to another? (1 mark)

Which of the following is the main way HIV can spread from one person to another? (1 mark)

Which of the following is the main way HIV can spread from one person to another? (1 mark)

Which statement correctly distinguishes HIV from AIDS symptoms?

Which statement correctly distinguishes HIV from AIDS symptoms? (1 mark)

Which statement correctly distinguishes HIV from AIDS symptoms? (1 mark)

Which statement correctly distinguishes HIV from AIDS symptoms? (1 mark)

Which type of microorganism causes HIV in humans?

Which type of microorganism causes HIV in humans? (1 mark)

Which type of microorganism causes HIV in humans? (1 mark)

In a small village, three people report different symptoms: - Person A has flu-like symptoms and swollen lymph nodes. - Person B has rapid weight loss and frequent opportunistic infections. - Person C has skin rashes and mouth ulcers. A health worker suspects HIV infections in all three cases. Which person is most likely in the AIDS stage of the infection?

In a small village, three people report different symptoms:- Person A has flu-like symptoms and swollen lymph nodes.- Person B has rapid weight loss and frequent opportunistic infections.- Person C has skin rashes and mouth ulcers.A health worker suspects HIV infections in all three cases. Which person is most likely in the AIDS stage of the infection? (1 mark)

In a small village, three people report different symptoms:- Person A has flu-like symptoms and swollen lymph nodes.- Person B has rapid weight loss and frequent opportunistic infections.- Person C has skin rashes and mouth ulcers.A health worker suspects HIV infections in all three cases. Which person is most likely in the AIDS stage of the infection? (1 mark)

In a small village, three people report different symptoms:- Person A has flu-like symptoms and swollen lymph nodes.- Person B has rapid weight loss and frequent opportunistic infections.- Person C has skin rashes and mouth ulcers.A health worker suspects HIV infections in all three cases. Which person is most likely in the AIDS stage of the infection? (1 mark)

A health officer compares two patients: - Patient X: Fever, night sweats, and swollen lymph nodes - Patient Y: Profuse weight loss, recurring infections, and severe fatigue Which statement best describes their HIV stages?

A health officer compares two patients:- Patient X: Fever, night sweats, and swollen lymph nodes- Patient Y: Profuse weight loss, recurring infections, and severe fatigueWhich statement best describes their HIV stages? (1 mark)

A health officer compares two patients:- Patient X: Fever, night sweats, and swollen lymph nodes- Patient Y: Profuse weight loss, recurring infections, and severe fatigueWhich statement best describes their HIV stages? (1 mark)

A health officer compares two patients:- Patient X: Fever, night sweats, and swollen lymph nodes- Patient Y: Profuse weight loss, recurring infections, and severe fatigueWhich statement best describes their HIV stages? (1 mark)

A health officer compares two patients:- Patient X: Fever, night sweats, and swollen lymph nodes- Patient Y: Profuse weight loss, recurring infections, and severe fatigueWhich statement best describes their HIV stages? (1 mark)

A health officer compares two patients:- Patient X: Fever, night sweats, and swollen lymph nodes- Patient Y: Profuse weight loss, recurring infections, and severe fatigueWhich statement best describes their HIV stages? (1 mark)

A nurse is investigating three cases: - Case 1: A child who got HIV through breastfeeding now shows flu-like symptoms. - Case 2: A young man who shares needles with friends recently developed mouth ulcers and night sweats. - Case 3: A woman with untreated HIV now suffers from opportunistic infections and weight loss. Which case is showing progression to AIDS?

A nurse is investigating three cases:- Case 1: A child who got HIV through breastfeeding now shows flu-like symptoms.- Case 2: A young man who shares needles with friends recently developed mouth ulcers and night sweats.- Case 3: A woman with untreated HIV now suffers from opportunistic infections and weight loss.Which case is showing progression to AIDS? (1 mark)

A nurse is investigating three cases:- Case 1: A child who got HIV through breastfeeding now shows flu-like symptoms.- Case 2: A young man who shares needles with friends recently developed mouth ulcers and night sweats.- Case 3: A woman with untreated HIV now suffers from opportunistic infections and weight loss.Which case is showing progression to AIDS? (1 mark)

A nurse is investigating three cases:- Case 1: A child who got HIV through breastfeeding now shows flu-like symptoms.- Case 2: A young man who shares needles with friends recently developed mouth ulcers and night sweats.- Case 3: A woman with untreated HIV now suffers from opportunistic infections and weight loss.Which case is showing progression to AIDS? (1 mark)

A nurse is investigating three cases:- Case 1: A child who got HIV through breastfeeding now shows flu-like symptoms.- Case 2: A young man who shares needles with friends recently developed mouth ulcers and night sweats.- Case 3: A woman with untreated HIV now suffers from opportunistic infections and weight loss.Which case is showing progression to AIDS? (1 mark)

A nurse is investigating three cases:- Case 1: A child who got HIV through breastfeeding now shows flu-like symptoms.- Case 2: A young man who shares needles with friends recently developed mouth ulcers and night sweats.- Case 3: A woman with untreated HIV now suffers from opportunistic infections and weight loss.Which case is showing progression to AIDS? (1 mark)

A pregnant woman living with HIV gives birth but does not attend the clinic and breastfeeds without medication. Months later, the baby develops fever, recurrent cough, and swollen lymph nodes. What is the most likely reason the baby got infected?

A pregnant woman living with HIV gives birth but does not attend the clinic and breastfeeds without medication. Months later, the baby develops fever, recurrent cough, and swollen lymph nodes. What is the most likely reason the baby got infected? (1 mark)

A pregnant woman living with HIV gives birth but does not attend the clinic and breastfeeds without medication. Months later, the baby develops fever, recurrent cough, and swollen lymph nodes. What is the most likely reason the baby got infected? (1 mark)

During a school health workshop, students debate HIV transmission: - Student 1: "HIV spreads through sharing school desks." - Student 2: "HIV spreads through unprotected sexual contact and blood transfusion." - Student 3: "HIV can spread by mosquito bites." Which student gave the correct statement?

During a school health workshop, students debate HIV transmission:- Student 1: "HIV spreads through sharing school desks."- Student 2: "HIV spreads through unprotected sexual contact and blood transfusion."- Student 3: "HIV can spread by mosquito bites."Which student gave the correct statement? (1 mark)

During a school health workshop, students debate HIV transmission:- Student 1: "HIV spreads through sharing school desks."- Student 2: "HIV spreads through unprotected sexual contact and blood transfusion."- Student 3: "HIV can spread by mosquito bites."Which student gave the correct statement? (1 mark)

During a school health workshop, students debate HIV transmission:- Student 1: "HIV spreads through sharing school desks."- Student 2: "HIV spreads through unprotected sexual contact and blood transfusion."- Student 3: "HIV can spread by mosquito bites."Which student gave the correct statement? (1 mark)

During a school health workshop, students debate HIV transmission:- Student 1: "HIV spreads through sharing school desks."- Student 2: "HIV spreads through unprotected sexual contact and blood transfusion."- Student 3: "HIV can spread by mosquito bites."Which student gave the correct statement? (1 mark)

During a school health workshop, students debate HIV transmission:- Student 1: "HIV spreads through sharing school desks."- Student 2: "HIV spreads through unprotected sexual contact and blood transfusion."- Student 3: "HIV can spread by mosquito bites."Which student gave the correct statement? (1 mark)