AIDS Quiz
In 10 minutes, understand key facts about HIV and AIDS, including symptoms, transmission, testing, prevention, and treatment. Free and no sign-up, 16 quick questions clarify misconceptions but do not diagnose.


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AIDS Knowledge (AK)
AIDS Knowledge (AK)
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6.9
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4.2 — 9.6
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
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- HIV and AIDS are two names for separate infections transmitted in the same ways.
- AIDS is the virus, while HIV is the collection of symptoms it causes.
- HIV is the virus; AIDS is the most advanced stage of HIV infection when defined clinical criteria are met.
- Every person with HIV immediately has AIDS.
- Sharing a toilet seat with someone who has HIV
- Having sex involving relevant body fluids without an effective prevention method
- Breastfeeding when HIV is not effectively treated
- Sharing injection equipment that contains infected blood
- Saliva, tears, sweat, and urine
- Blood, semen, vaginal or rectal fluids, and breast milk
- Saliva, nasal mucus, vomit, and sweat
- Tears, saliva, breast milk, and perspiration
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AIDS Quiz - Symptoms and Signs
Test your knowledge of HIV, AIDS, possible symptoms, transmission, testing, prevention, and treatment with this free, no-sign-up quiz. Because HIV may cause no symptoms—and possible symptoms overlap with many other conditions—this is an educational quiz, not an AIDS symptoms test or diagnosis. Only appropriate HIV testing can determine your status. If you may have been exposed recently, contact a healthcare professional promptly; PEP must be started within 72 hours.
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