HIV

Q. Arrange the following events in DNA replication (top to bottom).

1. DNA unwinds
2. Strands separate
3. Strands scanned
4. New strands made
5. Copies created

Q.

AIDS spreads through______.

1. Sexual contact

2. All of the above

3. Placental transmission

4. Blood transfusion

Q.

AIDS can spread by sharing food or shelter with an AIDS patient.

1. True

2. False

Q. a newspaper has recently published a survey result which says that number of AIDS patients in the country are increasing . the report also says that the awareness about AIDS amongst the people is poor. you decide to help people fight against this disease. (A) what problem do you anticipate if you try to educate people of your village (B) how will you overcome that problem

Q.

Write the expanded form of AIDS.

Q. Why is AIDS considered a syndrome and not a disease?​

1. People with AIDS get a collection of symptoms ​as their immune system is damaged.​
2. People with AIDS get one symptom as their ​immune system is not damaged.​

3. People with AIDS don't get any symptoms as their immune system is not damaged.​

Q.

How is HIV transmitted from one person to another?

Q.

Immunodeficiency syndrome develops in the disease called _______.

1. Syphilis

2. Haemophilia

3. SAARS

4. AIDS

Q. HIV can be transmitted by:

1. Infected mother to baby during pregnancy
2. Infected mother to baby during breastfeeding
3. Casual physical contact like handshakes
4. Using razor of an infected person

Q.

What does the symbol given below represent?

1. SAARS awareness

2. Ebola awareness

3. AIDS awareness

4. Dengue awareness

Q. The virus causing AIDS cannot be transmitted from an infected person to a healthy person by ________.

1. blood transfusion
2. shaking hands
3. unprotected sexual contact
4. infected needles

Q. People taking drugs are more prone to AIDS because of .

1. sharing needles
2. frequent handshakes
3. unclean environment