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HIV AND AIDS POLICY Flashcards

1
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AIDS was first described

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1979

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2
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first case of transfusion associated AIDS found in infant

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1982

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3
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first case of HIV infection in PH

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1984

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4
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PNAC was created

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Dec 3, 1992

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5
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HIV became mandatory

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1989

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6
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prevention and control of HIV

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EO no 39, S. 1992

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7
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when RA 8504 came into law

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Feb 13, 1998

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8
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first law intended to prevent and control spread of AIDS

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RA 8504

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9
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RA NO 11166 was approved and became law

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Dec 20, 2018

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10
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RA NO 11166 was approved

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Dec 30, 2018

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11
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retrovirus that infects cells

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HIV

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12
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health condition wherein deficieny makes individual susceptible to opportunistic infection

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AIDS

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13
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diseases caused by various organisms

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opportunistic infection

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14
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transfer of HIV from one infected person to uninfected individual

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HIV transmission

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15
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choices and behaviors adopted to reduce and minimize risk oof HIV transmission

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Safe Sex practice

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16
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agency attached to DOH that primarily tasked to ensure implementation of country’s response to HIV

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PNAC Philippine National AIDS Council

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17
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office, premises, work site

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workplace

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18
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groups suffering from vulnerabilities

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vulnerable communities

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19
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groups/ person who have higher risk of HIV exposure

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key affected populations

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20
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any agent or device used to prevent transmission

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prophylactic

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21
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Composition of PNAC (15)

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DOH
DEPED
DILG
DSWD
DBM
CSC
CHED
NYC
PIA
DOLE
Chairperson of Committee on Health and Demography
Chairperson of COmmittee on Health of House of Representatives
2 Representatives from organization of person living with HIV & AIDS
1 Representative from Private organizations
6 Representative from NGOs working for welfare and key population

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22
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permanent chairperson of PNAC

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Secretary of Health

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23
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mere liberality / generosity

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gratitious / simple donation

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24
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burdened with charges

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Onerous Donation

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25
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2 Types of Consent / Waiver

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Express Waiver
Implied Waver

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26
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written consent

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express waiver

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27
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indirectly given by reason of operation of law

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implied waiver

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28
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voluntary agreement of person

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informed consent

29
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concept enshrined in Article 5 recognizing the developmental changes and corresponding progress in cognitive abilities undergone by children as they grow up

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Evolving Capacities of Child

30
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refers to minor who is atleast 15 yrs old but less than 18 yrs old

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child

31
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refers to legal principle that recognizes the capacity of some minors to consent independently

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mature minor doctrine

32
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refers to person’s involvement in certain activities that increase the risk of transmitting or acquiring HIV

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High risk behavior

33
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refers to any facilities based that are conducted to determine the presence/absence of HIV

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HIV testing

34
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refers to absence of HIV or HIV antibodies

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HIV negative

35
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refers to presence of HIV infection as confirmed by HIV test

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HIV positive

36
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refers to testing done that willingly submits to such test

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Voluntary HIV testing

37
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test is imposed upon individual without consent, requiring the test

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Compulsory HIV testing

38
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refers to initial serologic tests performed to determine presence of antibodies

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screening test

39
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refers to test perfomed on samples reactive to the screening test to ensure that the results are true positive

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confirmatory test

40
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refers to interpersonal and dynamic communication process between client and trained counselor

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HIV counseling

41
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2 phases of HIV counseling

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Pre-test counseling
Post-test counseling

42
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refers to process of providing an individual with information and emotional support

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pre-test counseling

43
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refers to process of providinf risk-reduction information and emotional support

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post-test counseling

44
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refers to treatment that stops or suppresses the replication of retroviruses such as HIV

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anti-retroviral therapy

45
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refer to private and public hospitals accredited by DOH to provide treatment

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Treatment hub

46
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use of prescription drugs as a strategy for the prevention of HIV infection by people who do not have HIV and AIDS

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pre-exposure prophylaxis

47
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refers to a preventive medical treatment after exposure to a pathogen

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post-exposure prophylaxis

48
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refers to core duty of medical practice where information provided is kept private

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medical confidentiality

49
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refers to process by which index client is given support in order to notify and advice partners who have been exposed to infection

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Partner notification

50
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refers to unfair or unjust treatment

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discrimination

51
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refers to the way a person communicates gender identity

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gender expression

52
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refers to personal sense of identity

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gender identity

53
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refers to direction of emotional and sexual attraction towards people

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sexual orientation

54
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refers to dynamic devaluation and dehumanization of individual

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Stigma

55
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refers to any severe or repeated use by one or more person

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bullying

56
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constant threat in the global public health setting.
- first recorded case in the UB in the ’80s
- had a constant trend of increase in many parts of the world.
- due to an alarming increase in the Phils., DOH provides programs
for public awareness and screening tests to stop the rise of new
cases every day.

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HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS
(HIV)

57
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HIV is a single-stranded, enveloped
RNA virus that belongs to a
family of viruses called

A

Retroviruses

58
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HIV is an obligate intracellular
parasite that infects a specific
type of cell called

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CD4 cell or
T-helper cell

59
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ENZYMES THAT INFECT THE CELLS IN
THE BODY

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Reverse transcriptase
Integrase
Protease

60
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used for the virus transcription
of RNA to DNA inside the cell.

A

Reverse transcriptase

61
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an enzyme the virus utilizes to penetrate the
target cells in the body

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Integrase

62
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responsible for the maturation of the virus
inside the target cells

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Protease

63
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glycoproteins located in the
surface of the viral wall and are responsible for
point attachment to target cells

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  • gp 120 and gp 41 -
64
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HIV Modes of Transmissions

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Blood and Blood Products
Mother-Child transmission
Sexual Transmission
Sharing of needles

65
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4 body fluids

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vaginal discharge
breastmilk
semen
blood

66
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How one can get HIV

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Exit
Survive
Sufficient
Entry

67
Q

How HIV can be prevented

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be faithful
abstinence
Correct and consistent use of condoms
education
dont use drugs

68
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Information must be disseminated and learned

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definition of HIV and AIDS
causes and modes of transmission
consequences of infection
means of prevention

69
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who should receive the results

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  • person who was tested
  • parent / legal guardian of a minor who was tested
  • ;egal guardian of insane person
  • person authorized to receive results for national AIDS registry
  • justice of court of appeals or supreme court in cases

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