MINDANAO STATE UNIVERSITY
ILIGAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
TOPIC: Health education on preventions of HIV and AIDS
DEFINITION: Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a chronic, potentially life-threatening condition caused by the human immunodeficiency virus
(HIV). Appropriate measures and preventions decreases the risk of contributing to the increasing occurrences of AIDS.
OBJECTIVES
General Objectives:
Within 30 minutes of
effective teaching
strategies , the client will
be able to determine the
importance of
appropriate measures
and preventions against
HIV and Aids.
Specific Objectives:
At the end of the
activity, the participants
will be able to:
(Cognitive)
1.) Define HIV and
AIDS.
2.) Explain the effect
of HIV and AIDS
to the body.
COLLEGE OF NURSING
Resource Unit
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CONTEXT STRATEGY TIME ALLOTTED RESOURCES EVALUATION
Discussion using 3 min Pictures Question and
pamphlet Answer
Before we formally begin with our program may I
request everyone to please stand for our prayer Materials
to be led by Leigh Caoile.
Palihog manindog ang tanan. Sa ngalan sa
Amahan, sa Anak Ug sa Espiritu Santo. Amen.
Amahan namo, nga anaa sa mga langit,
Pagdaygon ang Imong Ngalan.
Moabot kanamo ang Imong gingharian,
Matuman ang Imong pagbuot,
Dinhi sa yuta maingon sa langit.
Ang kalan-on namo sa matag adlaw,
Ihatag kanamo karong adlawa,
Ug pasayloa kami sa among mga sala,
Ingon nga nagapasaylo kami sa mga nakasala
kanamo,
Ug dili mo kami itugyan sa mga panulay,
Hinonoa luwasa kami sa dautan.
Kay Imo man ang Gingharian,
 3.) Know at least two Ang gahum ug ang himaya
preventive Hangtud sa kahangturan. Amen. Sa ngalan sa
measures against Amahan, sa Anak Ug sa Espiritu Santo. Amen.
HIV and AIDS.
5 min
(Psychomotor)
4.) Copy procedures Good morning ladies, gentlemen, mothers, and to
taught. everyone. Hi Im Princess Haniefa Mae K Ayunan
5.) Demonstrate a third year nursing student from MSU-IIT College
procedures of Nursing. Today we will be discussing and
without impart knowledge on the appropriate measures
assistance. and preventions of HIV and AIDS. HIV and AIDS
6.) Display his/her are timely and relevant not just in our country but
attentiveness to also around the globe. May I know who among
the class. you has any idea about HIV and AIDS? And on
how can we acquired ?
(Affective)
7.) Pay attention to So first, What is AIDS and HIV? Acquired
the information immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a chronic,
presented. potentially life-threatening condition caused by
8.) Verbalize their the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Necxt,
feelings about how could we acquire or how HIV is
each information transmitted?transmission occurs by :
presented. By Sharing injecting uquipment
By receiving blood transfusions or other
blood-related products from an infected
person 15 min
From an HIV-positive mother to her baby
Through risky sexual activities.

Goodmorning Maam/Sir. Im Leigh Caoile a third

year nursing student from MSU-IIT College of
Nursing. Today I will be discussing the differen
stages of HIV infection.
Primary infection (Acute HIV)

The majority of people infected by HIV develop a

flu-like illness within a month or two after the virus
enters the body. This illness, known as primary or
acute HIV infection, may last for a few weeks.
Possible signs and symptoms include:

Fever
Fatigue
Headache
Muscle aches and joint pain
Rash
Sore throat
Swollen lymph glands, mainly on the neck\
Malaise

Clinical latent infection (Chronic HIV)

In some people, persistent swelling of lymph

nodes occurs during clinical latent HIV.
Otherwise, there are no specific signs and
symptoms. HIV remains in the body, however,
and in infected white blood cells.

Clinical latent infection generally lasts around 10

years if you're not receiving antiretroviral therapy.
This phase can last for decades in people taking
antiretroviral medications. But some people
progress to more severe disease much sooner.

Early symptomatic HIV infection

As the virus continues to multiply and destroy

immune cells, you may develop mild infections or
chronic signs and symptoms such as:

Fever
Fatigue
Swollen lymph nodes often one of the first
signs of HIV infection
Diarrhea
Weight loss
Oral yeast infection (thrush)
Shingles (herpes zoster)
Progression to AIDS

If you receive no treatment for your HIV infection,

the disease typically progresses to AIDS in about
10 years. By the time AIDS develops, your
immune system has been severely damaged,
making you susceptible to opportunistic infections
diseases that wouldn't usually trouble a person
with a healthy immune system.

The signs and symptoms of some of these

infections may include:

Soaking night sweats

 Recurring fever
Chronic diarrhea
Persistent white spots or unusual lesions on
your tongue or in your mouth
Persistent, unexplained fatigue
Weight loss
Skin rashes or bumps

When to see a doctor

If you think you may have been infected with HIV

or are at risk of contracting the virus, see a health
care provider as soon as possible.

Good morning every one Im Mohammad Mocsin

AMerol a third year nursing student from MSU-IIT.
I will be imparting knowledge regarding on the
proper preventions in order not to acquire HIV
and AIDs. 7 min

There are a few ways that you can avoid giving

HIV to other people:

Always use condoms when you have

vaginal and anal sex.

Start treatments for HIV as soon as

 possible, and keep taking your HIV
medicine consistently. This can lower your
chances of passing it to your partner (and
help you stay healthy).

Dont share needles for shooting drugs,

piercings, or tattoos.

Get tested and treated for other STDs

besides HIV regularly. Having other STDs
makes it easier for you to pass HIV to
others

If you're pregnant, get medical care right

away.

Make sure to check the blood used in

transfusion free of HIV.

Make sure not to get prick of needles to

reduce the risk of acquiring HIV.

So that would be all regarding the

information concerning HIV and AIDS.
Hopefully that this simple information
made you equipped and knowledgeable in
to combat the occurrence of HIV and
AIDS. Thank you so much for listening.
 Source: http://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hiv-aids/basics/prevention/con-20013732

https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/stds-hiv-safer-sex/hiv-aids/how-can-i-prevent-hiv

http://www.aidsmap.com/How-transmission-occurs/page/1320672/

Members:

Princess Haniefa Mae K. Ayunan

Leigh Caoile

Mohammad Mocsin Amerol