Related Questions

AIDS is caused by the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). The transmission of HIV infection generally occurs through
A eating contaminated food and water \
B transfusion of contaminated blood and blood products
C inhaling polluted air
D shaking hand with infected person
For each question, pick up word/phrase from the options to complete the passage : Global strategies to control '..............' disease have historically included the erection of barriers to international travel and '...........'. Keeping people with such deadly diseases outside national borders has '...........' as an important public health policy in the Human Immunodeficiency Virus(HIV) epidemic. Between 29 and 50 countries '..........' to have introduced border restrictions on HIV positive foreigners, usually those planning an '..............' stay in the country, such as students, workers, or seamen.
A infectious
B defective
C infective
D prolonged
There are blank spaces in the following passage which have been numbered . These numbers are printed below the passage and against each some words are suggested . Find out the word that best fit the blank spaces. Global Strategies to control infective disease have historically included the erection of barriers to international travel and ___ (24) _______. Keeping people with such deadly disease outside national borders has ___ (25) _______ as an important public health policy in the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) epidemic . Betwwn 29 and 50 countries ___ (26) _____ to have introduced border restrictions on HIV _ positive foreigners ,usually those planning an ___ (27) ___ stay in the country , such as students , workers or seamen.
A migration
B immigrate
C emigration
D immigration
Neoplasms found in palients with HIV infection are
A Kaposi sarcoma
B Hodgkin lymphoma
C Primary lymphoma of the brain
D Invasive squamous cell carcinoma of uterine cervix
E Bronchogeric carcinoma
During the period of clinical latency in HIV infection
A Virus is not detectable in the blood
B Virus is present in lymphoid organs
C Virus can be transmitted to others
D Neutralizing antibodies are not elicited
E CD4+ cell counts remain unchanged
During acute stage of HIV infection
A Genome is integrated into the DNA of CD4+ T cells
B High turnover of CD4+ T cells
C Viral load has direct bearing on the prognosis
D Patient is asymptomatic
E Virus is not transmissible to others
Infection of HIV is usually detected by which test
A Elisa test
B Hybridization
C Gram staining
D None
Parasitic infection associated with anemia is :
A Onchocerca volvulus
B Necator americanus
C Loa loa
D W. bancrofti
Helicobacter pylori infection is associated with
A Gastric Carcinoma
B Mucosa associated lymphoid tissue lymphoma
C Peptic ulcer disease
D Gastro- esophageal reflux disease
E Burkitt s lymphoma
Cancer may be associated with infection by
A Hepatitis B virus
B Human papilloma virus
C Schistosomia
D Clostridia
E Chlamydia

Next steps