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R.A 8504 Flashcards

1
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A condition caused by HIV that weakens the immune system, making the individual susceptible to life-threatening infections.

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AIDS

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HIV testing without revealing the true identity, using an identifying number or symbol.

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Anonymous Testing

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HIV testing imposed without proper consent or through force or intimidation.

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Compulsory HIV Testing

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4
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Identifying and counseling sexual partners of individuals diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease.

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Contact Tracing

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5
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Virus causing AIDS.

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HIV

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6
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Documenting and analyzing HIV/AIDS infections and spread patterns.

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HIV/AIDS Monitoring

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Measures to protect non-infected individuals and minimize the impact on those living with HIV.

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HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control

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8
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Presence of HIV infection indicated by test results.

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HIV-positive

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9
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Absence of HIV infection upon testing.

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HIV-negative

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10
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Laboratory procedure to determine HIV infection presence or absence.

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HIV Testing

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Transfer of HIV from an infected person to an uninfected individual through sexual intercourse, blood transfusion, needle sharing, or during pregnancy.

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HIV Transmission

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12
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Frequent involvement in activities increasing the risk of HIV transmission.

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High-Risk Behavior

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13
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Voluntary agreement for a procedure based on full information.

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Informed Consent

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Trust and confidence between a patient/person with HIV and healthcare providers involved in counseling, testing, or care.

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Medical Confidentiality

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An individual testing positive for HIV.

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Person with HIV

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16
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Providing information and support before HIV testing.

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Pre-Test Counselling

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17
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Providing risk-reduction information and support after receiving HIV test results.

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Post-Test Counselling

18
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Agent or device used to prevent disease transmission.

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Prophylactic

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Diseases acquired or passed through sexual contact.

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Sexually Transmitted Diseases

20
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HIV testing done willingly after pre-test counseling.

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Voluntary HIV Testing

21
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Time after infection when an individual may test negative but can still transmit the infection.

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Window Period

22
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President of the Philippines

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FIDEL V. RAMOS

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President of the Senate

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NEPTALI A. GONZALES

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Speaker of the House of Representatives

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JOSE DE VENECIA, JR.

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Secretary of the Senate

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HAZEL P. GACUTAN

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Secretary General House of Representatives

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ROBERTO P. NAZARENO

27
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Date Approved

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FEBRUARY 13, 1998

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Section 11 (A.I) - Penalties for Misleading Information

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wo (2) months to two (2) years, without prejudice to the imposition of administrative sanctions

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Section 14 (A.II) - Penalties for Unsafe Practices and Procedures

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imprisonment for six (6) years to twelve (12) years without prejudice to the imposition

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Section 33 (A.VI) - Penalties for Violation of Confidentiality

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  • imprisonment for six (6) months to four (4) years, without prejudice to administrative sanctions
  • cancellation or withdrawal of the license to operate any business entity and the accreditation of hospitals, laboratories and clinics.
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Section 42 - Penalties for Discriminatory Acts and Policies

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  • imprisonment for six (6) months to four (4) years
  • fine not exceeding Ten thousand pesos (P10,000.00).
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Effectivity

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(15) days after its
publication in at least two (2) national newspapers of general circulation

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I

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Education and Information (4-11)

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II

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Safe Practices and Procedures (12-14)

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III

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Testing , Screening and Counseling (15-21)

36
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IV

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Health and Support Services (22-26)

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V

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Monitoring (27-29)

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VI

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Confidentiality (30-34)

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VII

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Discriminatory Acts and Policies (35-42)

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VIII

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The Philippine National AIDS Council (43-48)

41
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IX

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Miscellaneous Provisions (49 - 52)

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