Blaids powerpoint 2010 2011

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Rozanne Carlos
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Icebreaker

What do people with HIV look Like???

What is HIV?
H
I
V
uman
mmunodeficiency
irus

What is AIDS?
A
I
D
S
cquired
mmune
eficiency
yndrome

StaGES OF HIV

1. Primary HIV infection
Flu-like symptoms that last a few weeks
This is when the body begins to create CD4 antibodies to fight the HIV virus

2. Clinical Asymptomatic Stage
Asymptomatic: does not currently show symptoms of the disease being discussed
Can last for an average of 10 years
HIV is present and active in blood.

3. Symptomatic HIV infection
Immune system becomes weak
Opportunistic infections/diseases occur
These diseases and infections would not cause harm to a normal person, but can be fatal for someone with a weak immune system

4. Progression from HIV to AIDS
This is the fatal stage of HIV
The immune system is almost destroyed
The illness becomes more severe and you are diagnosed with AIDS
People DO NOT die from AIDS but from an opportunistic disease/infection

Those with the virus may or may not show any symptoms!

Ways of transmission

Ways of Transmission
Sex: Vaginal, Anal, Oral
Sharing Needles
Drugs
Tattoos/ Piercings
Mother To Child

5 Bodily Fluids
Blood
Semen
Pre-ejaculate
Vaginal Secretions
Breast Milk

Fluids That Will Not Give You HIV
Tears
Saliva
Sweat
Urine
* In order to contract HIV by making out, you would have to swallow a whole gallon of someone’s spit!*

Myths of Transmission
Hugging, Kissing or Shaking Hands
Sharing Utensils
Using Public Bathrooms
Donating Blood
Mosquito Bites

Protect Yourself!
Don’t put yourself at risk
Condoms are highly protective against HIV/AIDS and other STDs.
Abstinence is the only 100% effective way to prevent STDs and pregnancy

The HIV Test

How the test works
The HIV test looks for HIV antibodies in a person’s blood. NOT FOR AIDS.
If you have enough of the antibodies, your test will be positive, which means you have been infected with HIV
If you do not have the antibodies (or enough of them), your test will be negative, and this could mean one of two things:
You do not have HIV
OR
You have been infected but your body has not made enough antibodies for the test to detect them.

The window period
It takes about 3 months after HIV infection for people to develop antibodies to HIV.
It is best to wait at least three months after the last time you could have been exposed to HIV before taking the test.
Even if your test is negative after 3 months, some test centers may recommend testing again at 6 months, just to be extra sure.

Types of Testing

Home Testing Kits
1.Purchase kit from a local pharmacy.
2. Take your own sample (usually blood sample)
3. Send it off to a laboratory for testing.
4. After a few days, the person will call in, with a personal identification code to receive results.

Home Testing Kits: DISADVANTAGES
It’s not as efficient or reliable!
There are many home test kits out that are not approved by the FDA which potentially can lead to unreliable results.
The testing kit may be expensive (~ $80.00)

Rapid Testing
The rapid HIV test consists of either a small blood sample, or saliva.
Some testing centers require that a patient provide their name and a mailing address.
ADVANTAGE
short amount of time you wait to receive your results.
DISADVANTAGE
tests are expensive and there are a few places that offer it free of charge.

ConfidentiaL Testing
This test takes place in a clinic.
Personal information and results will be kept in your medical record.
DISADVANTAGE
Takes a little longer to get results HOWEVER….
ADVANTAGE
These results are given to you at the clinic
Usually, FREE!
It becomes part of your medical history

Anonymous Testing
This test also takes place in a clinic.
You’re given a code that you’ll use to call and get your results.
DISADVANTAGES
Also takes a little longer to get results
ADVANTAGES
Quality counseling
Anonymous
Usually FREE!!

Free HIV Testing
To find free HIV Testing near you go to:
http://www.hivtest.org/

Methods of birth control

THE PILL
Effectiveness: 92-99.7%
Still need to use a condom
Disadvantages:
Must take pill everyday
No protection from HIV, STD’s

The Shot: DepoProvera
Effectiveness: 97-99.7%
Still need to use a condom
Advantages:
Not taken daily and prevents pregnancy for 12 weeks.
Disadvantages
May cause delay in getting pregnant after shots are stopped.

The condom
Effectiveness: 85-98%
Advantages:
Latex Condoms offer protection against HIV & STDs. Inexpensive & readily available.
Disadvantages:
Uncooperative partners, allergies, and possibility of breakage

Sexually Transmitted Diseases

STDs
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Also known as STIs: sexually transmitted infections
STDs are infectious diseases usually transmitted from person to person through sexual intercourse or other intimate contact
If untreated, they can cause permanent damage such as infertility and can lead to life-threatening conditions
STD transmission can be prevented by the use of condoms or the practice of abstinence.

There are 65 million people living in the US with an incurable STD. That is 1 in 4 people!
In the US there are over 19 million new STD infections every year, and almost half of them are among young people ages 15-24 years old

How are STDs transmitted?
Vaginal Sex
Oral Sex
Anal Sex
Any exchange of bodily fluids
(blood, semen, vaginal secretions, pre-ejaculate, breast milk)
STDs can still be transmitted even when there are no symptoms!

Common STDs
Chlamydia
Gonorrhea
Genital Herpes
Syphilis
HIV/AIDS
Hepatitis

Chlamydia
The most widespread STD in the United States
It is a bacterial infection that can be treated with antibiotics
More than 50% of those infected have no symptoms at all
In 2007, the rate of infection for females was over 3 times greater than the rate for males

Chlamydia
Symptoms
Female:
Abnormal discharge (may have an odor)
Painful periods or bleeding between periods
Pain while urinating or having sex
Abdominal pain or fever
Itching in or around vagina

Chlamydia
Symptoms
Male:
Clear or cloudy discharge from the penis
Painful urination
Burning and itching around the opening of the penis
Pain and swelling of the testicles

Gonorrhea
Also known as “the clap”
It is a bacterial infection that can be treated with antibiotics
Symptoms usually appear within 2-5 days of exposure but many people have no symptoms

Gonorrhea
Symptoms
Women:
Vaginal discharge
Burning and pain while urinating and increased urination
Sore throat
Fever
Pain in the lower abdomen
Pain during intercourse
Labial swelling caused by gonorrhea

Gonorrhea
Symptoms
Male:
Pain and burning while urinating
Discharge from the penis (green, yellow, or white in color)
Increased urinary frequency
Red or swollen opening of the penis
Tender or swollen testicles
Sore throat

Genital Herpes
1 in 4 adults has herpes
There are 30 million cases of herpes in the US with about 1 million NEW cases every year!
The infection is caused by a virus that has no known cure.
Most people infected with the virus do not know that they have it since they have no symptoms.

GenitalHerpes
Symptoms
Small, red bumps, blisters and open sores in the genital, anal and nearby areas.
Pain or itching around genital area, buttocks or inner thighs

Hepatitis B
A virus that primarily infects the liver causing inflammation
Results from exposure to blood or bodily fluids containing blood, including unprotected sexual contact and contaminated needles.
Can be prevented by a vaccine
Can be treated with antiviral treatment

Hepatitis B
Symptoms
Abdominal Pain
Dark Urine
Joint Pain
Loss of appetite
Weakness and fatigue
Nausea and vomiting
Yellowing of the skin

HPV
HPV stands for Human Papillomavirus
There is no cure for HPV
There are over 100 types of HPV, some which can cause complications such as cervical cancer.
Can be prevented by a vaccine.

HPV
Symptoms
Warts in the genital area- may be raisedor flat, alone or in groups, small or large and are sometimes cauliflower shaped.
Lesions may appear on the anus, scrotum, groin, thighs, penis, cervix or in the vagina.

Syphilis
Syphilis is a bacterial infection that can be treated with antibiotics
It is a three stage infection with different symptoms in each stage

Syphilis: Stage 1
Symptoms
Painless sores
Swollen lymph nodes

Syphilis: Stage 2
Symptoms
Fever
Fatigue
Aches and pains
Loss of appetite
Skin rash on the palms or soles

Syphilis: Stage 3
Symptoms
Brain, Heart and Nervous System problems
Damage can occur in the brain, nerves, eyes, heart, blood vessels, liver, bones and joints.

Protect Yourself!
The only way to be 100% safe from contracting HIV or STDs is:and not sharing needles of any kind!!
ABSTINENCE

CONDOM DEMO
Check the expiration date
Make sure there is an air bubble
Slide the condom to the side and open the package
Place condom on banana (ridges up) and slide all the way down
Roll condom off of banana and place in napkin

Last Minute Tips!
Do not exchange bodily fluids
Do not use oil based lubricants
Use a new latex condom every time you engage in sex.
If you are allergic to latex condoms, Polyurethane condoms can be used as a replacement.

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