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WorksheetsHIV/AIDS Worksheet
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
AIDS means ________
Accepted immediate deficiency syndrome
Acquired immune deficits systems
Accepted immune deficiency syndrome
Acquired immune deficiency syndrome
HIV can lead to _____
Tuberculosis
High fever
AIDS
Syphilis
HIV/AIDS can be contacted through ____
Mosquito bites
Hugging
Handshake
Sexual intercourse
HIV means ______
Human immense deficiency
Human immunodeficiency virus
Human imminent deficit virus
Human immune death virus
One of these is still an incurable disease
Malaria
HIV/AIDS
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
The full meaning of HIV is:
Human Immunodeficiency Virus
Human Infection Vaccine
Health Immunization Value
Human Internal Virus
The full meaning of AIDS is:
Acute Immune Deficiency System
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
African Immune Disease System
Acquired Infection Disease Syndrome
HIV primarily attacks the:
Digestive system
Immune system
Skeletal system
Nervous system
AIDS develops when:
HIV weakens the body's immune system
The body produces more blood cells
The body becomes stronger
The virus disappears completely
Which of the following is TRUE about HIV/AIDS?
It can be transmitted through sharing sharp objects
It is caused by mosquito bites
It can be cured completely with medicine
It is spread through casual handshakes
One of the early symptoms of HIV infection is:
Frequent headaches
Swelling of lymph nodes
Which of the following is a sign of HIV/AIDS?
Rapid weight loss
Strong immune system
Excessive energy
Faster healing of wounds
Night sweats and constant fever are symptoms of:
Malaria only
HIV/AIDS infection
Common cold
Healthy living
Which of the following may occur in a person with HIV/AIDS?
Skin rashes
Strong bones
Improved appetite
Better vision
Persistent diarrhea and fatigue are:
Normal signs of good health
Symptoms associated with HIV/AIDS
Signs of stronger immunity
Symptoms of eating well
Opportunistic infections in HIV patients occur because:
The immune system is weakened
The virus makes the body stronger
The person eats more food
The blood circulates faster
Which of these is NOT a common symptom of HIV/AIDS?
Cough and chest infection
Rapid weight loss
Hair turning grey
Prolonged fever
HIV can remain in the body for years:
Without showing symptoms
While making a person stronger
And improve blood circulation
While curing other infections
The stage when HIV infection has developed into AIDS is marked by:
Which of the following groups of symptoms may suggest AIDS?
Rapid weight loss, night sweats, and prolonged fever
Strong muscles, good vision, and increased appetite
Clear skin, improved health, and good energy
Faster wound healing and stronger immunity
