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Department of Education TVET Division HIV/AIDS & STI Teacher Guide Conclusion (20 mins) Ask the students to work and complete the assessment instruments. Ask students to read the next section for Self Study. 32
Department of Education TVET Division HIV/AIDS & STI Teacher Guide Learning outcome 2: Explain how HIV damages the body Lesson 4 By the end of the lesson the students can….. 2.1 Explain what happens when HIV enters the blood system 2.2 Explain how the immune system works and how it reacts to HIV 2.3 Explain what happens when the immune system cannot protect the body (AIDS) Resources: Scrap paper a. Introduction (20 mins) Quiz Put the participants in pairs. Give them scrap paper to use. Ask them these 8 quiz questions. i) HIV and AIDS are the same thing. True or false ii) What do the letters H and I and V stand for iii) What do the letters A and I and D and S stand for iv) Which four body fluids can transmit HIV v) People are infected by HIV in three ways. What are these three modes of transmission vi) List three things you can do which do not have any risk of HIV transmission. vii) Most people with HIV in PNG do not know they are infected. True or false viii) Where did HIV come from 3) Once they have completed the test, they can self mark. Here are the answers. Use them to explain key information about the virus. Refer them to the Resource Book and the Question Wall if they have questions. The Answers i) HIV and AIDS are the same thing. True or false False. HIV is the germ (a virus) that causes AIDS. AIDS when HIV has damaged your immune system so other diseases can attack your body (like pneumonia, diarrhoea and TB). You can be HIV positive for a long time and look healthy. Only when your immune system fails are you said to have AIDS. ii) What do the letters H and I and V stand for Human Immunodeficiency Virus – a natural virus that infects humans and attacks and destroys their immune system. iii) What do the letters A and I and D and S stand for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome – a collection of illnesses and diseases that you get when your immune system is damaged by HIV iv) Which four body fluids can transmit HIV Blood, semen (kok wara), vaginal fluid (kan wara) and breast milk 33
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