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HIV/AIDS jeopardy game

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Danielle Baron
Danielle Baron

This document contains a Jeopardy-style game about various diseases including hepatitis, HIV/AIDS, STDs, tuberculosis. The game contains clues and answers about transmission, symptoms, treatment and prevention of various diseases.

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100 100 200 200 400 400 300 400 Hepatitis HIV/AIDS STDs TB 300 300 300 200 400 200 100 500 500 500 500 100
1,1 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This is is usually spread by putting something in the mouth that has been contaminated with the feces of an infected person. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is Hepatitis A ?
1,2 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This is the name of the virus that causes AIDS. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is the human immunodeficiency virus?
1,3 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: These latex or polyurethane barrier devices have been shown to be effective in preventing the spread of STDs. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What are condoms and dental dams?
1,4 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This is the human organ system commonly (but not exclusively) affected by tuberculosis. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is the lung or respiratory system?
2,1 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: The sharing of drug works spreads HIV, HBV and this other viral hepatitis infection. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is Hepatitis C?
2,2 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: The human cells that are attacked by the HIV virus. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What are white blood cells, T-cells or CD4 cells?
2,3 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: Kinds or classifications of STDs that can be cured with antibiotics (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What are bacterial infections?
2,4 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: The stage of tuberculosis characterized by no active disease and it is not transmittable. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is the latent stage (LTBI)?
3,1 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This is the only blood born hepatitis that is vaccine preventable. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is Hepatitis B?
3,2 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: These are the fluids that have been known to transmit the HIV virus. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What are blood, semen, vaginal fluids, and breast milk?
3,3 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: These are 4 common STDs that have no cure. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What are HIV, HSV, HBV and HPV?
3,4 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: Tuberculosis is the most common opportunistic infection in this disease process. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is AIDS?
4,1 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This activity commonly spreads HBV but not HCV. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is sex?
4,2 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This is the human body system responsible for protecting itself against diseases and is progressively destroyed by HIV without treatment. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is the immune system?
4,3 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This common STD is thought to be responsible for most incidences of cervical cancer. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is HPV?
4,4 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This is the mode of transmission of tuberculosis. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What are respiratory droplets?
5,1 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: Screening for this viral hepatitis can reduce the risk of its transmission from mother to infant during birth. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is Hepatitis B?
5,2 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This is the name of the time period from the time of infection until the time that the HIV virus can be detected through conventional testing. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is the seroconversion period?
5,3 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: When left untreated, these 2 STDs can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease and sterility. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What are chlamydia and gonorrhea?
5,4 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This population of people in the United States have the highest rates of TB disease. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) Who are foreign born?

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HIV/AIDS jeopardy game

  • 1. Hosted by Dean Jeopardy
  • 2. 100 100 200 200 400 400 300 400 Hepatitis HIV/AIDS STDs TB 300 300 300 200 400 200 100 500 500 500 500 100
  • 3. 1,1 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This is is usually spread by putting something in the mouth that has been contaminated with the feces of an infected person. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is Hepatitis A ?
  • 4. 1,2 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This is the name of the virus that causes AIDS. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is the human immunodeficiency virus?
  • 5. 1,3 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: These latex or polyurethane barrier devices have been shown to be effective in preventing the spread of STDs. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What are condoms and dental dams?
  • 6. 1,4 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This is the human organ system commonly (but not exclusively) affected by tuberculosis. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is the lung or respiratory system?
  • 7. 2,1 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: The sharing of drug works spreads HIV, HBV and this other viral hepatitis infection. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is Hepatitis C?
  • 8. 2,2 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: The human cells that are attacked by the HIV virus. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What are white blood cells, T-cells or CD4 cells?
  • 9. 2,3 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: Kinds or classifications of STDs that can be cured with antibiotics (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What are bacterial infections?
  • 10. 2,4 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: The stage of tuberculosis characterized by no active disease and it is not transmittable. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is the latent stage (LTBI)?
  • 11. 3,1 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This is the only blood born hepatitis that is vaccine preventable. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is Hepatitis B?
  • 12. 3,2 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: These are the fluids that have been known to transmit the HIV virus. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What are blood, semen, vaginal fluids, and breast milk?
  • 13. 3,3 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: These are 4 common STDs that have no cure. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What are HIV, HSV, HBV and HPV?
  • 14. 3,4 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: Tuberculosis is the most common opportunistic infection in this disease process. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is AIDS?
  • 15. 4,1 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This activity commonly spreads HBV but not HCV. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is sex?
  • 16. 4,2 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This is the human body system responsible for protecting itself against diseases and is progressively destroyed by HIV without treatment. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is the immune system?
  • 17. 4,3 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This common STD is thought to be responsible for most incidences of cervical cancer. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is HPV?
  • 18. 4,4 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This is the mode of transmission of tuberculosis. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What are respiratory droplets?
  • 19. 5,1 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: Screening for this viral hepatitis can reduce the risk of its transmission from mother to infant during birth. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is Hepatitis B?
  • 20. 5,2 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This is the name of the time period from the time of infection until the time that the HIV virus can be detected through conventional testing. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What is the seroconversion period?
  • 21. 5,3 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: When left untreated, these 2 STDs can lead to pelvic inflammatory disease and sterility. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) What are chlamydia and gonorrhea?
  • 22. 5,4 Click here to return to topics board ANSWER: This population of people in the United States have the highest rates of TB disease. (Click anywhere on slide to reveal the question) Who are foreign born?