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HIV QUESTIONS - SIMPLE
HIV Info from the Mayo Clinic
Your Answer
Correct Answer
1. HIV is a virus, and AIDS is a disease.
True
False
2. HIV can be transfered from person to person by "fluid to fluid" contact.
True
False
3. An HIV negative individual can become HIV positive by having sexual relations (that involves fluid to fluid contact) with an HIV postive individual.
True
False
4. Using a condom will eliminate the risk of STDs such as HIV/ AIDs
True
False
5. An indivudal can become HIV postive only through sexual contact.
True
False
6. Many HIV positve individuals become HIV negative by taking antibiotics and eating a healthy diet.
True
False
7. HIV targets B cells - more specifically, helper B cells.
True
False
8. HIV targets T cells - more specifically, helper T cells.
True
False
9. HIV can only be spread through gay sex.
True
False
10. Using a condom during sex can reduce the risk STDs.
True
False
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