A) Bacteriophage B) Coronavirus C) Adenovirus D) Retrovirus
A) Immune system B) Digestive system C) Respiratory system D) Endocrine system
A) Dietary changes B) Surgery C) Vaccination D) Life-long regimen of medicine
A) The virus is completely cured B) No sexual transmission risk with undetectable viral load C) The virus cannot be detected by any test D) The virus is only transmitted through blood
A) Breast milk B) Blood C) Vaginal fluids D) Sweat
A) 1975 B) 1990 C) 1981 D) 2000
A) Western Europe B) Southeast Asia C) South America D) West-central Africa
A) 2 years B) 5 years C) 20 years D) 11 years
A) Primary recovery program B) Public research effort C) Post-exposure prophylaxis D) Treatment to prevent infection
A) Chickenpox B) Tuberculosis C) Common cold D) Measles
A) A vaccine is widely available B) Vaccines are 50 percent effective C) A vaccine is in the final stages of approval D) There is no vaccine
A) Antiretroviral medication for mother and child B) Natural birth methods C) Blood transfusion D) Strict isolation
A) Doubled compared to average B) Unchanged from untreated individuals C) Nearly standard level D) Significantly reduced
A) Individual doctors B) The Catholic Church C) Local hospitals D) The text implies it is a global pandemic
A) It disappears immediately B) It increases rapidly C) It remains stable D) It becomes undetectable |