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Common Social Problems V - JSS1 Social studies Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1
What does HIV/AIDS target in the body?
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A

Liver

B

Heart

C

CD4 cells

D

Lungs

2
What is the primary consequence of untreated HIV?
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A

Increased muscle mass

B

Weakened immune system

C

Enhanced vision

D

Improved digestion

3
What are opportunistic infections associated with HIV/AIDS?
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A

Common cold

B

Pneumonia and tuberculosis

C

Allergies

D

Headaches

4
Which medication slows down the progression of HIV?
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A

Antibiotics

B

Antiretroviral Therapy (ART)

C

Painkillers

D

Antifungal drugs

5
What do regular medical check-ups for HIV/AIDS involve?
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A

Dental procedures

B

Eye examinations

C

Monitoring virus progression and managing complications

D

Haircuts

6

What supports overall well-being for individuals with HIV/AIDS?

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A

Skipping meals

B

Balanced diet, regular exercise, and adequate sleep

C

Lack of physical activity

D

Irregular sleep patterns

7
How can emotional challenges for those with HIV/AIDS be addressed?
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A

Ignoring the issues

B

Offering understanding and empathy

C
Avoiding communication
D

Criticizing the affected individuals

8
What role does education play in HIV/AIDS care?
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A

Confusing people

B

Dispelling myths and reducing stigma

C

Creating misinformation

D

Encouraging fear

9
What fosters a sense of belonging and understanding in the HIV/AIDS community?
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A

Isolation

B

Support groups and community initiatives

C

Criticism

D

Lack of communication

10
What is a crucial aspect of prevention in HIV transmission?
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A

Sharing needles

B

Safe injection techniques

C

Avoiding testing

D

Ignoring HIV status