What is it
HISTORY
TREATMENT
PREVENTION
100
What does AIDS stand for?
What is Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
100
What animal did HIV/AIDS originate from?
What is primates, specifically chimpanzees and apes
100
How can HIV/AIDS be kept under control??
What is through the use of drugs and healthy active living
100
What is the most common method of prevention?
What is the use of condoms
200
What does HIV stand for?
What is Human Immunodeficiency Virus
200
Name one of the theories on how it spread.
What is through hunting primates
200
What factor makes treatment unavailable?
What is cost
200
What are the three ways to get HIV testing?
What is home-based, voluntary, and mobile
300
How does the virus attack ones body?
What is virus attacks the white blood cells responsible for aiding the body's immune system
300
Name another theory of how HIV/AIDS spread.
What is through oral polio vaccinations that were grown in chimpanzee cells
300
Why are pharmaceutical companies not ready to make treatment more available?
What is they want more money
300
Name one way to prevent mother to child transmission
What is antenatal testing, utilisation of antiretrovirals, avoiding unintended pregnancy
400
Why is it easier for people with HIV/AIDS to catch common virus' and colds?
What is it affects the body’s ability to fight infections
400
When was the first reported case?
What is 1959
400
What types of drugs are used to treat HIV/AIDS?
What is "the cocktail", antiretrovirals, and Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy
400
What is another way of preventing HIV/AIDS?
What is reducing drug injection use
500
What continent has the highest rate of HIV/AIDS infection?
What is Africa
500
What is the leading cause of death in sub-Saharan Africa?
What is AIDS
500
How do drugs benefit those with HIV/AIDS?
It improves their quality of life and lifespan
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