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HIV / AIDs Experiential Learning Technology

What is AIDs? AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) is a group of diseases that break down your immune system and causes you to die. HIV is the virus that causes AIDS. *you may have the HIV virus without having and visible signs or symptoms **you may not get full blown AIDS for up to years after you were infected! Experiential Learning Technology

Identify High Risk Behaviors Experiential Learning Technology

Show Me……. Thumbs up for high risk Wave your hand if possible risk Thumbs down if not a risk Experiential Learning Technology

Going to school with a person who has AIDS. Experiential Learning Technology

Sexual contact with a person who is HIV positive. Experiential Learning Technology

Donating blood today. Experiential Learning Technology

Sharing razors or toothbrushes. Experiential Learning Technology

Sexual abstinence Experiential Learning Technology

Sharing drug needles. Experiential Learning Technology

Having many sexual partners. Experiential Learning Technology

Having many sexual partners.

Using condoms during sexual contact.

Kissing.

Caring for a person who has AIDs.

Coughing or sneezing.

Sexual contact with a needle drug user. Experiential Learning Technology

Receiving tattoos or piercing. Experiential Learning Technology

Receiving a blood transfusion today. Experiential Learning Technology

Receiving a blood transfusion before 1982. Experiential Learning Technology

Sexual relationship with a person you marry who is HIV negative. Experiential Learning Technology

Hugging a person who has AIDS. Experiential Learning Technology

Breastfeeding by a woman who is infected with HIV Experiential Learning Technology

Eating food prepared by an HIV infected cook. Experiential Learning Technology

Living with a person in your family who has AIDs. Experiential Learning Technology

Getting bitten by a mosquito which has just bitten an HIV infected person. Experiential Learning Technology

How is HIV / AIDs Spread? Unprotected sexual contact with an infected person. Piercing the skin with a needle used by an infected person. Mother to baby through pregnancy, childbirth, or breastfeeding. Blood to blood Experiential Learning Technology

How is HIV / AIDs NOT Spread? Through the air Through kissing Casual contact with an infected person By mosquitoes that have bitten an infected person By sharing eating utensils with an infected person By donating blood Experiential Learning Technology

How can you protect yourself against HIV / AIDS? Do not have sexual contact until you’re married and you KNOW your spouse does not have it in their blood Do not touch anyone else’s blood anytime! Do not share “dirty” needles Experiential Learning Technology

We have no cure for HIV/AIDs. You can be kept alive with many different “cocktail drugs” and new experimental drugs but quite often they are expensive! As you live you are very susceptible to a lot of diseases that could take your life at any time! Experiential Learning Technology

What are your responsibilities? Sexual activity? Blood? Drugs? Knowledge? Hormones? Experiential Learning Technology