HIV Prevention Strategies Quiz

What is the primary method to reduce the risk of HIV infection, given the absence of a vaccine?

• Using herbal supplements

• Taking daily vitamins

• Avoiding sunlight

• Modifying certain behaviors

Which sexual activity poses the highest risk for HIV transmission?

• Anal sex

• Oral sex

• Kissing

• Vaginal sex

What is the most effective way to ensure you do not contract HIV through sexual activity?

• Having multiple partners

• Practicing abstinence

• Using birth control pills

• Using condoms

Why is it important to limit the number of sexual partners?

• To increase social status

• To avoid emotional attachment

• To reduce the risk of exposure to HIV and other STIs

• To save money

How can knowing your HIV status and your partner's status help in HIV prevention?

• It helps in planning vacations

• It allows for better financial planning

• It aids in making informed decisions about sexual activities

• It improves communication skills

What is a crucial step to prevent HIV transmission among intravenous drug users?

• Using alcohol wipes

• Injecting in groups

• Using sterile equipment

• Sharing needles

How can antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) help prevent HIV transmission during pregnancy?

• By changing the baby's DNA

• By increasing the viral load

• By preventing pregnancy

• By reducing the viral load

What is the purpose of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP)?

• To cure HIV

• To treat an existing HIV infection

• To increase energy levels

• To prevent HIV infection before exposure

When should post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) be administered for it to be most effective?

• After a month of exposure

• Only if symptoms appear

• Within an hour of exposure

• Within a week of exposure

What is a common factor between PrEP and PEP in HIV prevention?

• Both are forms of antiretroviral drugs

• Both are dietary supplements

• Both are used to treat HIV

• Both are used after exposure