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This document contains a 25 question survey about knowledge of HIV/AIDS. The survey asks questions to determine the participant's gender, age, and general knowledge of how HIV can be transmitted and prevented. It informs participants that completing the 10 minute survey is voluntary and their responses will remain confidential. The questions cover topics like transmission through sexual intercourse, needle sharing, mother to child, and whether actions like coughing/sneezing, drinking from the same glass, or sitting in a hot tub with an HIV positive person can transmit HIV. It also asks participants to identify whether statements about HIV are true, false, or they are unsure.
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Hiv survey quest
- 1. FNBE MARCH 2015 l MATHEMATICS (MTH 30104) l SUREVEY QUESTIONNAIRE ASSIGNMENT l We are conductinga researchstudyto examine determine yourknowledge aboutHIV (Human immunodeficiencyvirus) disease.Yourparticipationinthisresearchprojectisentirely voluntaryand your responseswill be keptcompletelyconfidential.The surveyquestionnaire iscomposedof 25 questionsandittakesabout10 minutestocomplete it.Thankyouforyour time andeffort. 1. What genderdoyou identifyas?(Pleasemarkonlyone answer) o Female o Male o Trans person o _________________________ (write yourtermof choice) 2. How oldare you?(Please markonlyone answer) o Under 18 o 18 to 24 o 25 to 39 o 40 or over 3. Have you everheardof HIV/AIDS? o Yes o No For eachstatementbelow,please checkthe appropriatebox toindicate if itistrue,false,orif youre notsure. Please markonlyone answerforeachstatement. TRUE FALSE NOT SURE 4. CoughingandsneezingDONOTspreadHIV. 5. A personcan getHIV bysharinga glassof waterwithsomeone whohasHIV. 6. AIDSis the cause of HIV. 7. HIV is killedbybleach 8. A personwithHIV can lookand feel healthy. 9. People whohave beeninfectedwithHIV quicklyshowserioussignsof beinginfected. 10. A personcan be infectedwith HIV for5 yearsor more withoutgettingAIDS. 11. A personcannotget HIV by havingoral sex, mouth-to-penis,withamanwhohas HIV 12. A personcan getHIV evenif she orhe has sex withanotherpersononlyone time. 13. Takingvitaminskeepsaperson fromgetting HIV.
- 2. FNBE MARCH 2015 l MATHEMATICS (MTH 30104) l SUREVEY QUESTIONNAIRE ASSIGNMENT l 14. HIV can be transmittedbysexual intercourse 15. HIV can be transmittedfrommothertochild 16. HIV can be transmittedbysharingneedleor syringe 17. HIV can be transmittedbybloodtransfusion 18. HIV can be transmittedby shakinghand 19. HIV can be transmittedbyeatingand drinkingfromthe same plate orglass of an HIV-positive person 20. Eatinghealthyfoodscankeepa personfrom gettingHIV 21. A personcan getHIV bysittingina hot tub or a swimmingpool withapersonwhohas HIV. 22. All pregnantwomeninfectedwithHIV will have babiesbornwithAIDS. 23. HIV can be transmittedthroughamosquito bite 24. HIV can be preventedbyproperlyusing condomduringsexual intercourse 25. HIV transmissioncanbe avoided bya blood testbefore marriage Answertoquestionnaire HIV 4. T 5. F 6. T 7. T 8. T 9. F 10. T 11. F 12. T 13. F 14. T 15. T 16. T 17. T 18. F 19. F 20. F 21. F 22. F 23. F 24. T 25. T