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Mothers Class HIV

This document provides information about sexually transmitted infections (STIs), HIV, and AIDS. It defines STIs as infections transmitted primarily through sexual contact. It lists common bacterial, viral, protozoal, and fungal STIs and their symptoms. The document then discusses specific STIs like gonorrhea, chlamydia, and syphilis in more detail. It also defines HIV and AIDS, explaining how HIV attacks the immune system and how AIDS develops. It outlines methods of HIV transmission and prevention strategies like abstinence and condom use. The summary concludes by stating that until a cure is found, the only effective prevention is to not allow the virus to enter the body.

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Mothers Class HIV

This document provides information about sexually transmitted infections (STIs), HIV, and AIDS. It defines STIs as infections transmitted primarily through sexual contact. It lists common bacterial, viral, protozoal, and fungal STIs and their symptoms. The document then discusses specific STIs like gonorrhea, chlamydia, and syphilis in more detail. It also defines HIV and AIDS, explaining how HIV attacks the immune system and how AIDS develops. It outlines methods of HIV transmission and prevention strategies like abstinence and condom use. The summary concludes by stating that until a cure is found, the only effective prevention is to not allow the virus to enter the body.

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Esther Hospital
MOTHERS CLASS
Basics of STI, HIV and AIDS
April 9, 2014
What is STI?
It is an infetion pri!aril" trans!itte# thro$%h se&$al ontat, '$t !a"
also 'e trans!itte# thro$%h non(se&$al !eans)
Co!!on STIs*
Bacteria Viral Protozoal Fungal Skin
Parasites
1) +onorrhea 1)+enital
herpes
1)
Triho!onas
1)
Can#i#iasis
1) ,$'i Lie
2) S"philis 2)+enital
-arts
2) Sa'ies
( passe# on
'" lose
'o#" ontat
. #o not
re/$ire
at$al
penetrati0e
intero$rse
1) Chla!"#ia 1)+enital
!oll$s$!
4) Chanroi# 4) HI2
3) Hepatitis
4
o!!on Signs and S"!#to!s of STI
,ain passin% $rine
Se0ere ithiness
,ain #$rin% intero$rse
5ello6ish7a'nor!al #ishar%es
8lerations
A'#o!inal pain
Co!!on 4aterial STI*
1) $onorrhea
Ca$se# '" 'ateria alle# neisseria %onorrheae
8s$al in$'ation perio# is 1 to 9 #a"s
Can 'e sprea# thro$%h se&$al ontat
Can a:et %enital, throat an# an$s
S"!#to!s
5ello6ish7 ,$r$lent #ishar%e ;t$lo<
,el0i in=a!!ation in 6o!en
Srotal s6ellin% in !en
2) hla!"dia
Ca$se# '" Chlamydia trachomatis
Can infet the er0i&, $rethra, ret$!, throat an# e"es
Also >no6n as the silent STI
S"!#to!s
,el0i in=a!!ation
?ishar%e
Monali@a +a" S) A%$lan, RA
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Srotal s6ellin% in !en
1) S"#hilis
Ca$se# '" spirohete trepone!a palli#$!
Chroni s"ste!i #isease ;9(90 #a"s<
The or%anis! !o0es thro$%h s>in or !$$s !e!'rane an# into the
'loo#strea!
Can 'e trans!itte# thro$%h !other to hil#, 'loo# transf$sion, se&$al
ontat
S"!#to!
Lesions
Co!!on 2iral STI*
1) $enital Warts
Ca$se# '" h$!an papillo!a 0ir$s ;H,2<
Trans!itte# #iretl" fro! s>in to s>in #$rin% se&$al ontat
S"!#to!s
Lesions
-art" %ro6ths
2) $enital Her#es
Ca$se# '" herpes si!ple& 0ir$s 2
In$'ation perio# is 2(12 #a"s
S"!#to!s
M$ltiple, painf$l shallo6 $lers
,ainf$l $rination
What is HIV?
H%&A' ( This 0ir$s an onl" infet h$!an 'ein%s
I&&%'()D*FII*'+ ) The e:et of the 0ir$s is to reate a #eBien" ;a fail$re
to 6or> properl"< 6ithin the 'o#"s i!!$ne s"ste!
VI,%S) This or%anis! is a retro 0ir$s, 6hih !eans it an repro#$e itself '"
ta>in% o0er the
!ahiner"
of the h$!an ell
Monali@a +a" S) A%$lan, RA
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hain of HIV Infection
Four Bod" Fluids -no.n To Trans!it HIV
1) 4loo#
2) Se!en
1) 2a%inal 7 Cer0ial Cl$i#
4) 4reast!il>
What Is AIDS?
A/%I,*D ( The infetion !a" 'e trans!itte# fro! one person to another
I&&%'* ( The i!!$ne s"ste! is o!pro!ise#
D*FII*'+( The 'o#" an no lon%er B%ht o: infetionsD in#i0i#$al !a" s$:er
fro! t6o or !ore opport$nisti infetions
S+'D,(&*( A person e&perienes a olletion of s"!pto!s 6hih o$l# 'e fatal
What Is An (##ortunistic Infection?
It is an infetion or !ali%nan" that atta>s the 'o#" '" ta>in% a#0anta%e of
an i!!$ne s"ste! that has 'een se0erel" 6ea>ene# '" an a#0ane# HI2
infetion
*0a!#les of (##ortunistic Infections
Monali@a +a" S) A%$lan, RA
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HIV Trans!ission ,isk 12 Sexual transmission of HIV
HIV Trans!ission ,isk 3: Infected Blood and blood products
4loo# transf$sion fro! an HI2(infete# #onor . sharin% of infete#
s"rin%es an# nee#les
HIV Trans!ission ,isk 4: Mother to Child
Cro! an HI2(infete# !other to her hil# E ?$rin% pre%nan"
Enat$ral #eli0er"
E 'reast(fee#in%
Actiities !hat Do "ot Allo# HIV !ransmission
Casual contacts (sharing food and utensils, shaking hands, hugging or
kissing, coughing, sneezing, using public phone, visiting a hospital)
Feces, urine, saliva, sweat, tears
Donating blood
Sharing toilets
nsect bites
Swimming pools
$reention : Ho# can I protect m%self from HIV?
ABD* of Pre5ention
A4STIAEACE* ?o not ha0e se&) In the ase of a#olesents, #ela"in% se&$al
#e'$t ;a%e of Brst se&$al eno$nter< 6ill help)
BE !ono%a!o$s* Ha0e OAE se&$al partner
orret an# onsistent $se of COA?OM an# safer se& praties
DO AOT inFet #r$%s
*#$ation . Earl" #etetion
Pre5enting HIV Trans!ission thru Blood 6 Blood Products
o 4loo# safet" pro%ra!s
Monali@a +a" S) A%$lan, RA
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o 8ni0ersal prea$tions
o Har! re#$tion pro%ra!
Pre5enting HIV Trans!ission fro! HIV)Positi5e &other to Ba7"
HI2(positi0e 6o!en an still %i0e 'irth to HI2(ne%ati0e 'a'ies if the"
follo6 ertain prea$tions*
Ta>e AR2s #$rin% pre%nan"
?eli0er the 'a'" thr$ aesarian operation
8se infant for!$la instea# of 'reast !il>
,e!e!7er89
?r$% $se an# e&essi0e alohol inta>e an i!pair an in#i0i#$als
#eision(!a>in% proess, p$ttin% hi!7her in a sit$ation 6here infetion
!a" o$r)
The ris> of HI2 trans!ission an 'e re#$e# if in#i0i#$als 6o$l# han%e
their ris>" 'eha0iors an# praties)
E#$ation is i!portant) ,eople sho$l# 'e pro0i#e# 6ith orret,
a$rate, an# relia'le infor!ation on ho6 the" an protet the!sel0es
fro! HI2)
Ho# #ill i &no# if i am HIV positie?
HIV Anti)Bod" Testing ) A persons HI2 stat$s an onl" 'e #eter!ine#
thro$%h HI2 anti'o#" testin%
Access to HIV Screening
G Voluntar" counseling 6 testing :VT; < in#i0i#$als 6illin%
to$n#er%o testin% of their o6n free 6ill
= Pro5ider)initiated counseling 6 testing :PIT; H a sit$ation
6here #otors eno$ra%e patients to $n#er%o testin%

lient)Initiated ounseling 6 Testing
HI2 testin% is stritl" 0ol$ntar", onB#ential, an# !$st 'e ao!panie# '"
pre( an# post(test o$nsellin%
HIV Testing
Monali@a +a" S) A%$lan, RA
HIV Testing Facilities
Soial h"%iene linis
?OH(liense# OC- linis
Are#ite# HI2 o$nselin% . testin%
enters ;pri0ate an# p$'li failities<
Treat!ent h$'s ;e&) ,+H, San La@aro
Hospital, RITM
What if I test #ositi5e?
See> earl" !e#ial treat!ent
A#opt a health" lifest"le an# positi0e attit$#e)
Treat!ent and are
Re%$lar 'loo# test to #eter!ine C?4 o$nt an# 0iral loa#
,ro0ision of anti(retro0iral #r$%s
Treat!ent of opport$nisti infetions
In su!!ar"8
STI, %enerall" a/$ire# thr$ $nsafe se&$al ontat, is a$se# '"
!iroor%anis!s that
inl$#e HI2) A person 6ith STI is th$s !ore 0$lnera'le to HI2)
HIV, a/$ire# in the sa!e !anner as !ost STIs, is a !iroor%anis!
that atta>s an# #estro"s the h$!an i!!$ne s"ste!) This lea#s to a
on#ition >no6n as AIDS, 6here the 'o#" no lon%er has a f$ntionin%
i!!$ne s"ste! to 6ar# o: opport$nisti infetions an# !ali%nanies,
6hih $lti!atel" pro0e fatal)
'ntil A Cure Is (ound)
the onl% e*ectie preention is "+! to allo# the irus to enter
the bod%

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