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HIV-AIDS | Multiple Choice Questions (Set 1)

January 1, 2019December 21, 202204746

Q.) HIV Stands for

Human Immunodiffusion virus

Human Immunodeficiency Virus

Human Infectious Virus

None of these

Q.) Which of these is a reliable way of knowing if you have HIV?

Waiting to see if you get sick

Researching the symptoms online to see if you have any of them

Asking the people you have sex with if they have HIV

Taking an HIV test

Q.) What is HIV?

The bacteria causes UTI

The protozoa that causes malaria

The virus that causes AIDS

The Fungi causes Candidiasis

Q.) Where did HIV originate?

A strain of the hepatitis virus

Mad cow disease

All of the above

A chimpanzee

Q.) AIDS stands for

None of these

Acquired Immuno derived syndrome

Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome

Acquired immunity syndrome

Q.) What is AIDS?

A rare blood cancer caused by HIV

A bacterial infection

A group of diseases caused by HIV

A fungal infection

Q.) When was the World AIDS Day celebrated for the first time?

1986

1995

1988

2002

Q.) AIDS is not transmitted by which of the following:

Transfusions of contaminated blood

Sharing of contaminated blood, syringes or other sharp instruments 3. The transmission between a mother and her baby during pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding

Touching Infected Individuals.

Transfusions of contaminated blood 2. Sharing of contaminated blood, syringes or other sharp instruments

Q.) People wear ribbons of which colour to spread awareness about HIV AIDS

Yellow

Green

Red

Black

Q.) Name the therapy used to control the spread of the HIV Virus

Chemotherapy

Photodynamic Therapy

Anti-Retroviral therapy

Bone marrow transplant

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