Copy of Pre-Training Quiz

1. What does HIV stand for?

2. What is HIV? (check all that apply)

3. An opportunistic infection is an illness that takes advantage of a person’s already weakened immune system.

4. If someone has HIV, which of the following can indicate an AIDS diagnosis? (check all that apply)

5. Every case of HIV exposure will result in HIV infection.

6. When does HIV infection occur?

7. Which 5 of the following body fluids can transmit HIV? (check all that apply)

8. Select the four primary modes of transmission for HIV: (check all that apply)

9. On the continuum of risk, which sexual activity is considered the highest risk for contracting HIV?

10. What does having an “undetectable” viral load mean?

11. What is serosorting?

12. Which of the following could reduce HIV transmission risk for a client who says that condoms are not an option?

13. HIV is an inflammatory disease?

14. The focus of HIV counseling and testing is to help clients come up with ways to reduce their exposure to HIV/STIs.

15. HIV counseling involves: (Check all that apply)

16. What is not true about the Stages of Change?

17. Which of the following are stages of change: (check all that apply)

18. Which intervention usually isn’t helpful until the contemplative stage?

19. The window periods are defined as:

20. Harm reduction involves…

21. Select the three possible results from the rapid HIV antibody test: (check all that apply)

22. What does a Non-reactive test result mean?

23. A Reactive test result means:

24. Unprotected sex is always an HIV risk, even if the partners involved do not have HIV.

25. Identifying and treating other sexually transmitted infections reduces the chance of infection with HIV.

26. Which of the following is not part of the written consent process?

27. When giving a referral, regardless of HIV status, clients should be referred to STI testing.

28. What is NOT true about HIV rapid tests?

29. About three out of four people exposed to hepatitis C virus (HCV) develop chronic infection.

30. A reactive HCV antibody test means that someone has chronic HCV infection.

31. Hepatitis C can be treated and, in some cases, cured.

32. Hepatitis C is vaccine preventable.