What does HIV stand for?

Human Immunodeficiency Virus

Human Influenza Virus

Hepatitis Infection Virus

Human Intestinal Virus

What is the primary mode of transmission for HIV?

Unprotected sexual intercourse

Sharing needles

Mother-to-child transmission

Blood transfusion

What is the most common way to prevent the sexual transmission of HIV?

Using condoms consistently and correctly

Taking antiretroviral medication

Getting vaccinated

Abstaining from sex

What does AIDS stand for?

Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome

Autoimmune Disease Syndrome

Advanced Infection Disease Syndrome

Asthma and Immunodeficiency Syndrome

Which of the following is NOT a common method of HIV testing?

Visual inspection

Blood test

Oral swab

Rapid test

What is the term used to describe an HIV-positive person who does not show any symptoms of AIDS?

Asymptomatic

Symptomatic

Immunocompromised

Seropositive

Which of the following is an example of a high-risk behavior for HIV transmission?

Sharing needles

Kissing

Hugging

Using public toilets

What is the term used to describe the period between HIV infection and the development of detectable antibodies?

Window period

Incubation period

Latent period

Asymptomatic period

Which of the following statements about HIV/AIDS in the workplace is true?

Employers have a legal obligation to protect employees from HIV/AIDS-related discrimination

Employees with HIV/AIDS are always unable to work

HIV/AIDS can have a significant impact on productivity and absenteeism

HIV/AIDS can only be transmitted through direct contact with blood

What is the term used to describe the process of disclosing one's HIV status to others?

HIV disclosure

HIV concealment

HIV stigmatization

HIV discrimination

Which of the following is NOT a potential consequence of HIV/AIDS for a business sub-sector?

Decreased workforce productivity

Increased healthcare costs

Loss of skilled employees

Improved employee morale

Which of the following is an example of a workplace accommodation for an employee with HIV/AIDS?

Flexible work hours

Termination of employment

Reduction in salary

Exclusion from company events

What is the term used to describe the negative attitudes and beliefs towards people living with HIV/AIDS?

HIV stigma

HIV acceptance

HIV discrimination

HIV concealment

What is the most common route of HIV transmission worldwide?

Unprotected sexual intercourse

Sharing needles

Mother-to-child transmission

Blood transfusion

Which of the following body fluids does NOT transmit HIV?

Saliva

Semen

Vaginal fluid

Breast milk

What is the recommended method for preventing mother-to-child transmission of HIV during childbirth?

Administering antiretroviral drugs to the mother and newborn

Exclusive breastfeeding

Avoiding pregnancy

Cesarean section delivery

Which of the following is an example of a barrier method of HIV prevention?

Condoms

Oral contraceptives

Diaphragms

Intrauterine devices (IUDs)

What is the window period for HIV testing?

The time between HIV infection and the detection of antibodies

The time between exposure to HIV and the onset of symptoms

The time it takes for HIV to become AIDS

The time it takes for antiretroviral drugs to suppress HIV replication

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