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2. Let’s review what we learned about GERMS.
What is a GERM?
How do GERMS spread?
How do we prevent GERMS?

3. Overview WHAT HIV/AIDS are Ways that HIV can and cannot be caught
Prevent the spread of HIV by avoiding contact with blood
Understanding the transmission of AIDS by its relation to drug use and other risky behaviors.
Treatment of those with HIV/AIDS

4. What are immunities?
Basically it is when your body figures out how to fight germs, diseases, etc.

5. Great Wall of china
built in 5th century BC stretches for about 5500 miles. what are some defenses that we have?

6. Bacteria harmful Helpful antibiotics Escherichia coli
Bacillus Anthracis:
Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Helpful
antibiotics
Streptococcus pneumoniae:
Escherichia coli

7. Here are the more popular virus now
Influenza
HIV
REPLICATION
CAN’T KILL IT
SMALL
Virus
Here are the more popular virus now

8. AIDS What is AIDS? Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
ask what they know about it. let them have the floor
Acquired
Immune
Deficiency
Syndrome
What is AIDS?

9. Acquired IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME
You had to get it, or someone had to get it for you.
IMMUNE
Has a defense against
DEFICIENCY
Not enough of
SYNDROME
Collection of symtoms
HIV is the virus that causes the disease AIDS

10. Human immunodeficiency
HIV
200
be clear that this is the virus that causes aids. AIDS happens when the t-count is down to 200.
Human immunodeficiency

11. 300,000,000 49,000 people die in car accidents each year.
What have people done to prevent this number getting higher?
higher speeding fines
losing their license
seat belts
cars made safer
higher drunk driving punishments
300,000,000

12. National numbers
49,000 die in car accidents
1,106,000 have AIDS/HIV

13. Based on our total we have .5%
Hamilton County
1,400 number of cases out of 330,000
Based on our total we have .5%

14. universal precautions
don’t touch blood, try to use a toilet seat cover, washing hands, don’t play with garbage, don’t touch needles, drinking after people, keep your fingers out of your mouth and nose

15. universal precautions
don’t touch blood, try to use a toilet seat cover, washing hands, don’t play with garbage, don’t touch needles, drinking after people, keep your fingers out of your mouth and nose

16. HIV/Aids by risk factor

17. Can aids be spread by... hugging drinking after someone infected
mosquitos bites infected person then you
using a needle you found
hugging
drinking after someone infected
blood transfusion
Can aids be spread by...
Remember, AIDS is spread by contact with blood
looking at someone
kissing an infected
Infected parents to child
making a blood pact
sharing needles
hi- fives/shaking hands
doing home-work?

18. should i worry?
acquired!

19. you are the great wall! Explain how their skin is like the great wall of china keeping out many harmful things. as long as you don’t invite germs in by breaking down the wall, you are safe!