Subject code: HIL 3705 (NOTES)
HIV/AIDS and the Law MCQ And True of fase Questions 2023
For more info or Questions contact : #Ramuhulu AB on
067691-0836( WhatsApp only no phone call)
1. According to ............ AIDS is perhaps the most frightening natural
catastrophe South Africa has ever faced.
(a) Human Rights Law Journal 105.
(b) Industrial Law Journal 193.
(C) international law rules.
(d) Cameron E.
2. Despite the high HIV prevalence in South Africa, people living with HIV
and AIDS continue to face:
(a) discrimination and stigma
(b) the manner of diagnoses
(c) this vulnerability that people living with HIV and AIDS require the protection of
the law
(d) The outcome that a large number of Thabo Mbeki’s panel of experts
dismissed the “causal link between HIV and AIDS
3. The terms HIV and AIDS are often confused. In addition to this, in the
past there was........... regarding whether HIV causes AIDS. As a paralegal,
it is imperative that you understand the meaning of these terms and
whether HIV causes AIDS.
(a) Pure Knowlege
(b) Stigmama knowlege
(c) The syndrome Knowlege
(d) controversy
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, 4. State whether the following statements are true or false:
(a) When the Immune system is weakened, it becomes hard for it to fight the HIV
and to remove it from the body. This allows the virus to remain in your body and
multiply. The end result of the virus’s infecting your body is that it destroys all
your body’s immune cells. Scientists throughout the world are still trying to
determine ways in which to stop this from happening and to find a cure.
(b) AIDS is a virus which makes one vulnerable to a number of diseases
because of a damaged immune system
5. choose the correct statement:
(a) Other bodily fluids, such as faeces, nasal fluid, Blood, sweat, tears, urine or
vomit, do not contain enough HIV to be infective, unless they contain blood and
you have significant and direct contact with them.
(b) Other bodily fluids, such as faeces, nasal fluid, saliva, sweat, tears, urine or
vomit, contain enough HIV to be infective, unless they contain blood and you
have significant and direct contact with them.
(c) Other bodily fluids, such as faeces, nasal fluid, saliva, sweat, tears, urine or
vomit, do not contain enough HIV to be infective, unless they contain blood and
you have significant and direct contact with them.
(d) Other bodily fluids, such as faeces, semen, saliva, sweat, tears, urine or
vomit, do not contain enough HIV to be infective, unless they contain blood and
you have significant and direct contact with them.
6. During this stage the body changes from being HIV negative to HIV
positive:
(a) Asymptomatic stage
(b) Primary HIV infection
(c) Symptomatic stage
(d) Non of the above
7. stage in which the infected person has no symptoms of the disease.
(a) Asymptomatic stage
(b) Primary HIV infection
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HIV/AIDS and the Law MCQ And True of fase Questions 2023
For more info or Questions contact : #Ramuhulu AB on
067691-0836( WhatsApp only no phone call)
1. According to ............ AIDS is perhaps the most frightening natural
catastrophe South Africa has ever faced.
(a) Human Rights Law Journal 105.
(b) Industrial Law Journal 193.
(C) international law rules.
(d) Cameron E.
2. Despite the high HIV prevalence in South Africa, people living with HIV
and AIDS continue to face:
(a) discrimination and stigma
(b) the manner of diagnoses
(c) this vulnerability that people living with HIV and AIDS require the protection of
the law
(d) The outcome that a large number of Thabo Mbeki’s panel of experts
dismissed the “causal link between HIV and AIDS
3. The terms HIV and AIDS are often confused. In addition to this, in the
past there was........... regarding whether HIV causes AIDS. As a paralegal,
it is imperative that you understand the meaning of these terms and
whether HIV causes AIDS.
(a) Pure Knowlege
(b) Stigmama knowlege
(c) The syndrome Knowlege
(d) controversy
1
, 4. State whether the following statements are true or false:
(a) When the Immune system is weakened, it becomes hard for it to fight the HIV
and to remove it from the body. This allows the virus to remain in your body and
multiply. The end result of the virus’s infecting your body is that it destroys all
your body’s immune cells. Scientists throughout the world are still trying to
determine ways in which to stop this from happening and to find a cure.
(b) AIDS is a virus which makes one vulnerable to a number of diseases
because of a damaged immune system
5. choose the correct statement:
(a) Other bodily fluids, such as faeces, nasal fluid, Blood, sweat, tears, urine or
vomit, do not contain enough HIV to be infective, unless they contain blood and
you have significant and direct contact with them.
(b) Other bodily fluids, such as faeces, nasal fluid, saliva, sweat, tears, urine or
vomit, contain enough HIV to be infective, unless they contain blood and you
have significant and direct contact with them.
(c) Other bodily fluids, such as faeces, nasal fluid, saliva, sweat, tears, urine or
vomit, do not contain enough HIV to be infective, unless they contain blood and
you have significant and direct contact with them.
(d) Other bodily fluids, such as faeces, semen, saliva, sweat, tears, urine or
vomit, do not contain enough HIV to be infective, unless they contain blood and
you have significant and direct contact with them.
6. During this stage the body changes from being HIV negative to HIV
positive:
(a) Asymptomatic stage
(b) Primary HIV infection
(c) Symptomatic stage
(d) Non of the above
7. stage in which the infected person has no symptoms of the disease.
(a) Asymptomatic stage
(b) Primary HIV infection
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