Question

what is the minimum education for aids in order to protect frai populations with chronic diseases who live in ALs ?

Answer 1

The minimum education for aids in order to protect frai populations with chronic diseases who live in ALs includes information about the spread of disease; as people should know that; HIV is contracted by contact with body fluids and blood. Risky behaviors that put you at risk for HIV include:

Unprotected vaginal, anal or oral sex (that is, not using a condom unless your partner is known to be HIV negative).

Sharing needles during intravenous drug use, anabolic steroid use, tattooing or body piercing.

Blood and blood product transfusions especially before 1985. This risk has been drastically reduced through the combination of screening donors and testing blood before it’s used.

Needlestick accidents in a healthcare setting. Treatment with antiretroviral medications can be used to prevent infection.

Mother to infant transmission. Women who have HIV infection can transmit the virus to their babies, pre-birth or during delivery and through breast milk. Drug therapy given to HIV+ mothers during pregnancy and to infants after birth reduces the possibility of transmission.