HIV and Birth Control
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Objective
I can describe how HIV is transmitted and how birth control methods can prevent pregnancy but not necessarily HIV transmission.
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Key concepts
3 concepts
- 1
HIV stands for human immunodeficiency virus and can lead to the development of AIDS.
- 2
HIV can only be spread through bodily fluids, such as through sex or sharing a drug needle.
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Condoms can help provide protection during sex, and PrEP is a medication that can lower the risk of getting HIV.
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Practice
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Christy answered correctly that you cannot tell if someone has HIV just by looking at them. Why is this the case?
Which of the following activities poses a risk of HIV transmission?
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Exit ticket
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“Describe two ways HIV can be transmitted from one person to another. Also, explain how condoms can help prevent HIV transmission, but birth control pills cannot.”
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