1. The document is a survey questionnaire aimed at assessing the awareness of high school students regarding HIV. It contains questions about basic knowledge of HIV/AIDS, advanced knowledge, and modes of transmission and prevention.
2. The survey asks students about their familiarity with HIV/AIDS, how they learned about it, symptoms, treatment options like antiretroviral drugs, testing and local prevention programs.
3. Questions evaluate knowledge of what HIV stands for, worldwide infection rates, how HIV affects the body, transmission risks and the effectiveness of prevention methods like condoms.
1. The document is a survey questionnaire aimed at assessing the awareness of high school students regarding HIV. It contains questions about basic knowledge of HIV/AIDS, advanced knowledge, and modes of transmission and prevention.
2. The survey asks students about their familiarity with HIV/AIDS, how they learned about it, symptoms, treatment options like antiretroviral drugs, testing and local prevention programs.
3. Questions evaluate knowledge of what HIV stands for, worldwide infection rates, how HIV affects the body, transmission risks and the effectiveness of prevention methods like condoms.
1. The document is a survey questionnaire aimed at assessing the awareness of high school students regarding HIV. It contains questions about basic knowledge of HIV/AIDS, advanced knowledge, and modes of transmission and prevention.
2. The survey asks students about their familiarity with HIV/AIDS, how they learned about it, symptoms, treatment options like antiretroviral drugs, testing and local prevention programs.
3. Questions evaluate knowledge of what HIV stands for, worldwide infection rates, how HIV affects the body, transmission risks and the effectiveness of prevention methods like condoms.
1. The document is a survey questionnaire aimed at assessing the awareness of high school students regarding HIV. It contains questions about basic knowledge of HIV/AIDS, advanced knowledge, and modes of transmission and prevention.
2. The survey asks students about their familiarity with HIV/AIDS, how they learned about it, symptoms, treatment options like antiretroviral drugs, testing and local prevention programs.
3. Questions evaluate knowledge of what HIV stands for, worldwide infection rates, how HIV affects the body, transmission risks and the effectiveness of prevention methods like condoms.
Magsaysay, Alicia, Isabela A.Y. 2019 – 2020 As part of the research study entitled “PREVENTION THAN CURE: A Study About the HIV Awareness of High School Students from the School of Our Lady of Atocha, Inc.,” the following survey questionnaire aims to assess the awareness of the respondents regarding HIV. Kindly answer the following questions to the best of your ability to ensure accurate findings. All information will be kept confidential. Thank you for your time and cooperation. SEAN PATRICK B. RAZO Researcher
Instruction. Shade the circle of your corresponding answers. I. GENERAL INFORMATION A. Basic Knowledge 1. Have you ever heard of AIDS or of 6. Can a person infected with HIV look HIV? healthy? Yes Yes No No 2. If yes, through which sources did 7. Have you ever heard about you hear about HIV or AIDS? Voluntary Counseling and Testing (Choose three) for HIV? Radio Yes Television No Billboard or Hand bills 8. Have you ever heard about Newspaper/Magazine Antiretroviral drugs for HIV/AIDS? Family Member Yes Doctor or Nurses No Infected persons 9. Antiretroviral drugs can cure Community Leaders HIV/AIDS. School Yes Church No Friends 10. Antiretroviral drugs can prolong the Other (Specify): life of the people infected with ________________ HIV/AIDS 3. If you heard about HIV or AIDS Agree from a family member, who did you Disagree hear from? 11. Are you aware of any programs from Parent the Municipality of Alicia that are Siblings intended to help prevent infection Other (Specify): with HIV/AIDS? _______________ Yes 4. Can someone die from AIDS? No Yes 12. If YES, have you had any direct No contact with any of these local HIV 5. Is there a cure for AIDS? prevention programs Yes Yes No No B. Advanced Knowledge HIV attacks the heart muscle and leads to cases of cardiomyopathy 1. What does HIV stand for? 7. Testing for HIV is most accurate… Human Internal Virulence Immediately after you think you Homosexual Integration Virus may have contracted the virus Human Immunodeficiency Virus About 2 – 4 weeks after you may Hidden Integration Virus have contracted the virus 2. About how many people are About 3 – 6 months after you currently infected with HIV may have contracted the virus worldwide? About 2 – 3 years after you may 4 million have contracted the virus 25 million 8. The Risk of HIV transmission is 37 million greatest 50 million Within 3 months after initial 3. AIDS is a sexually transmitted infection disease. 6 months to 1 year after initial True infection False 2 – 3 years after initial infection 4. What is AIDS in reference to HIV? An HIV infected person is prone AIDS is a disease immediately to the same rate of infection, contracted upon HIV regardless of time after infection AIDS is a late stage HIV 9. Condoms are approximately how AIDS and HIV are both viruses effective in preventing HIV AIDS and HIV are both diseases transmission 5. HIV can only be transmitted sexually 69% True 36% False 57% 6. What does the HIV virus do to the 98% human body? 10. The majority of the world’s HIV HIV directly causes a fatal infected population resides in… pneumonia infection The Middle East HIV targets and attacks genital The United States0 and reproductive organs Sub-Saharan America HIV targets and attacks the South Asia immune system II. MODES OF TRANSMISSION / PREVENTION YES NO NOT SURE
1. Social awareness prevents spread of HIV
2. Once infected with HIV, can patients transfer the virus at all stages? 3. HIV spreads by sharing food or utensils 4. HIV spreads by being near HIV infected people 5. HIV spreads by shaking hands with HIV infected people 6. HIV spreads by hugging HIV infected people
7. HIV spreads by spreads by mosquito bites
8. HIV spreads by sharing needle with HIV patients
9. HIV spreads by blood transfusion
10. HIV spreads from infected mother to child
11. HIV spreads by sexual contact with infected person 12. HIV spreads by saliva
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