Variable | N (%) |
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When does mother-to-child HIV transmission happen | |
All three stages | 128 (64.0) |
Groups where HIV is most prevalent | |
Persons who inject drugs | 185 (92.5) |
Female sex workers | 184 (92.0) |
Men who have sex with men | 122 (61.0) |
How long can HIV survive outside body | |
A few days | 29 (14.5) |
HIV can be destroyed by which sterilizing method | |
Regular disinfectants | 100 (50.0) |
UV rays/gamma rays | 134 (67.0) |
The main target cells that HIV infects and depletes | |
TCD4 lymphocytes | 82 (41.0) |
How does HIV affect TCD4 lymphocytes | |
Changes in TCD4 lymphocytes count | 146 (73.0) |
Infection risk of HBV&HCV compared to HIV | |
Hepatitis B Higher | 92 (46.0) |
Hepatitis C Higher | 77 (38.5) |
Which body fluids transmit HIV | |
Blood | 200 (100.0) |
Semen | 176 (88.0) |
Vaginal Fluid | 175 (87.5) |
Breast milk | 165 (82.5) |