Care of the Person with HIV/AIDS for People with HIV/AIDS: 25 MCQs

Care of the Person with HIV/AIDS for People with HIV/AIDS: 25 MCQs


1. Question: What does HIV stand for? a) Human Immunodeficiency Virus b) Human Influenza Virus c) Human Infectious Virus d) Human Inherited Virus

Answer: a) Human Immunodeficiency Virus

2. Question: Which of the following is the primary mode of HIV transmission? a) Casual contact b) Blood transfusion c) Sharing utensils d) Sexual contact

Answer: d) Sexual contact

3. Question: Which of the following is a common opportunistic infection in people with advanced HIV/AIDS? a) Common cold b) Tuberculosis (TB) c) Influenza d) Sinus infection

Answer: b) Tuberculosis (TB)

4. Question: What is the primary goal of HIV/AIDS care? a) Complete cure of HIV b) Symptom management and improving quality of life c) Prevention of HIV transmission d) Reduction of HIV viral load

Answer: b) Symptom management and improving quality of life

5. Question: Which of the following is a common symptom of HIV/AIDS? a) Persistent cough b) Excessive weight gain c) Increased energy levels d) Improved appetite

Answer: a) Persistent cough

6. Question: Which type of healthcare professional specializes in the treatment and care of individuals with HIV/AIDS? a) Cardiologist b) HIV Specialist (Infectious Disease Specialist) c) Gynecologist d) Dermatologist

Answer: b) HIV Specialist (Infectious Disease Specialist)

7. Question: What is an essential component of HIV/AIDS care and management? a) Antiretroviral therapy (ART) b) Physical exercise only c) Herbal treatments d) Dietary supplements

Answer: a) Antiretroviral therapy (ART)

8. Question: Which of the following is a common side effect of antiretroviral therapy (ART)? a) Increased CD4 cell count b) Liver damage c) Weight gain d) Improved immune response

Answer: b) Liver damage

9. Question: Which behavior is crucial in preventing the progression of HIV to AIDS? a) Regular exercise b) Adhering to prescribed medications c) Herbal treatments d) Avoiding medical check-ups

Answer: b) Adhering to prescribed medications

10. Question: Which of the following is an important aspect of HIV/AIDS care for mental well-being? a) Social isolation b) Regular counseling and support c) Avoiding disclosure to loved ones d) Ignoring emotional stress

Answer: b) Regular counseling and support

11. Question: What is an essential step in managing HIV/AIDS during pregnancy to prevent mother-to-child transmission? a) Exclusive breastfeeding b) Antiretroviral therapy (ART) c) Avoiding prenatal care d) Home birth

Answer: b) Antiretroviral therapy (ART)

12. Question: What does AIDS stand for? a) Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome b) Advanced Inflammatory Disease Syndrome c) Autoimmune Infectious Disease Syndrome d) Acute Infection Deficiency Syndrome

Answer: a) Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome

13. Question: What is the importance of monitoring CD4 cell count in HIV/AIDS care? a) To track viral load b) To assess liver function c) To evaluate immune system health d) To measure blood glucose levels

Answer: c) To evaluate immune system health

14. Question: Which of the following is a recommended preventive measure for opportunistic infections in individuals with HIV/AIDS? a) Vaccinations b) Herbal remedies c) Avoiding ART d) High sugar diet

Answer: a) Vaccinations

15. Question: Which type of hygiene is important in HIV/AIDS care to prevent infections? a) Regular handwashing b) Avoiding showering c) Infrequent tooth brushing d) Sharing personal items

Answer: a) Regular handwashing

16. Question: What is a common issue related to HIV/AIDS care and aging? a) Increased CD4 cell count b) Osteoporosis and bone health c) Decreased risk of opportunistic infections d) Improved immune response

Answer: b) Osteoporosis and bone health

17. Question: Which of the following is a part of comprehensive HIV/AIDS care? a) Encouraging high-risk behaviors b) Providing education and counseling c) Limiting access to treatment d) Promoting discrimination

Answer: b) Providing education and counseling

18. Question: What is a crucial factor in HIV/AIDS care for improving medication adherence? a) Ignoring side effects b) Creating a treatment schedule c) Frequent medication changes d) Avoiding medical appointments

Answer: b) Creating a treatment schedule

19. Question: What is a common route of HIV transmission among injection drug users? a) Sharing needles and syringes b) Handshakes c) Avoiding medical help d) Condom use

Answer: a) Sharing needles and syringes

20. Question: Which of the following organizations provides essential resources and support for people with HIV/AIDS? a) World Health Organization (WHO) b) Tobacco companies c) Fast food chains d) Soft drink manufacturers

Answer: a) World Health Organization (WHO)

21. Question: Which of the following is an essential element in providing palliative care for individuals with advanced HIV/AIDS? a) Pain management b) Avoiding psychological support c) Limiting family involvement d) Avoiding communication about prognosis

Answer: a) Pain management

22. Question: Which preventive measure helps in reducing the risk of HIV transmission within a monogamous relationship? a) Condom use b) Avoiding communication c) Sharing needles d) Frequent medical check-ups

Answer: a) Condom use

23. Question: What is a common nutritional challenge in individuals with HIV/AIDS? a) Obesity b) Malnutrition and wasting c) High energy levels d) Excessive weight gain

Answer: b) Malnutrition and wasting

24. Question: What is the main purpose of support groups in HIV/AIDS care? a) To spread misinformation b) To promote discrimination c) To provide emotional support and education d) To encourage risky behaviors

Answer: c) To provide emotional support and education

25. Question: Which of the following is a potential complication of long-term antiretroviral therapy (ART)? a) Improved immune response b) Lipodystrophy (changes in body fat distribution) c) Reduced viral load d) Increased CD4 cell count

Answer: b) Lipodystrophy (changes in body fat distribution)






 

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