Presentasi HIV/AIDS

Human Immunodeficiency Virus

Human Immune Virus

Human Infection Virus

Human Immunity Virus

HIV

Bacteria

Fungi

Parasites

Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

Acquired Immunity Disease Syndrome

Autoimmune Deficiency Syndrome

Acquired Immune Disease Syndrome

Vaginal, oral, and anal sex

Airborne transmission

Contaminated water

Insect bites

Genetics

Environment

Lifestyle

All of the above

Kehilangan berat badan secara drastis

Diare yang berkepanjangan

Batuk terus menerus

Semua di atas

Batuk kering tidak sembuh-sembuh

Kulit gatal di seluruh tubuh

Herpes zoster yang tidak kunjung sembuh

Pembengkakan kelenjar

Stage I of HIV disease shows no symptoms and is not categorized as AIDS.

Stage II includes minor mucocutaneous manifestations and infections of the upper respiratory tract.

Stage III is the most advanced stage of HIV infection.

Stage IV is characterized by severe opportunistic infections.

Bersentuhan, pelukan, ciuman

Sharing alat makan dan minum

Gigitan nyamuk

Keringat, air mata, air kencing, ludah

All patients will develop AIDS

20-30% chance of transmission from mother to child

No treatment available

Infection can be completely cured

A: Abstinence

B: Be Faithfull

C: Condom

D: No Drugs

Communication, Information and Education (KIE)

Prevention Actions

Testing and Counseling

Treatment, Services and Care

To provide accurate information about HIV/AIDS

To promote discrimination against HIV patients

To develop negative attitudes towards HIV

To limit access to HIV information

Educating the public

Conducting research

Providing medical treatment

Performing surgeries

Individuals and institutions

Women and youth

Community leaders

All of the above

People with high-risk jobs

Individuals with multiple partners

Drug users

All of the above

To provide equipment and services

To ensure information and support

To protect against HIV transmission

To promote awareness about HIV

To provide voluntary counseling

To test for HIV symptoms

To initiate testing based on health advice

To conduct mandatory testing

Voluntary Counseling and Testing

Voluntary Care and Treatment

Viral Counseling and Testing

Voluntary Check and Test

Holistic support

Limited resources

Individual treatment

Family involvement

HIV/AIDS is a curse from God

Only certain groups can contract HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS can only be transmitted through sexual contact

HIV/AIDS is only a problem for homosexuals