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Understanding HIV/AIDS: Presentation by Josh Bush

This presentation defines HIV/AIDS, focusing on the virus's attack on the immune system and the symptoms of AIDS if untreated. Learn about virus replication, transmission methods, historical origins, prevention, famous cases, and available treatments.

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Understanding HIV/AIDS: Presentation by Josh Bush

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  1. HIV/AIDS Presentation By Josh Bush

  2. Defination of HIV Hiv is virus that attacks the immune system our bodys natural defense against illness Aids dwscribes a set of symptoms and illnesses that happen at the final stage of hiv infection if left untreated

  3. What is a virus? A virus is a infectious agent that replicates only inside the living cells of other organisms. How does a virus reproduce? Viruses can reproduce only when they have found a host cell.But some are airborn flu and cold viruses and through sexual inter course.And even through kissing

  4. Where did HIV/AIDS come from? One main reason it got here was through international travel and the first person to get it was a Canadian flight intendant. And they called him patient zero but his real name was GaetonDupas

  5. Basic facts about HIV/AIDS • HIV stands for human immunodefincency virus • If someone does have aids/hiv they can still have a healthy life they just have to have treatments and take medication • If you were to have a baby and you have hiv/aids it can past to your baby and if it doesn’t through birth it can through breast feeding • You should regular check for hiv/aids

  6. How is it contracted? • Hiv/aids is contracted through sex blood getting into someone else • So if someone was bleeding and they had hiv/aids and there blood got into a wound of your you can get it.

  7. Where was the first recorded case in the world?in the U.S ? What are the syptoms? • The first recorded place was a man living in the belgioncongo in 1959 • No it was not in the U.S but in the belgioncongo • They belived in the African population • The syptoms of hiv/aids are fever,lymphnodes,inflammation of the throat,rash,musclepain,malaise,and esophageal soves

  8. How long can it take to develop into aids? • If you have hiv your stuck with it because there is no cure • When you have hiv you can develop aids but not every one with hiv gets aids

  9. How many people have died to date worldwide? • Since the start of it around 78 million people have been infected

  10. How many people have been infected worldwide? • There has been around 85 million infected since the beginging of the disease

  11. How many people died worldwide from it? • There has been around 35 million people die from it • Around 1 million died just in 2016

  12. List several people/celebrities who have died from aids? • Freddie mercury was a british singer and song writer • Rock Hudson was an American actor • Giacarangi was an American fashion model

  13. List several famous people who have hiv? • Magic Johnson • Chuck panozzo • Dave brindle

  14. List everything you can do to avoid infection • Avoid sexual interactions • If you’re a mom and have hiv don’t let your kid drink your breast milk • Avoid getting blood on you from other people because it can be passed through blood

  15. discuss treatments/medicines that are showing results/working One is evotaz helps treat hiv Another is juluga also works to treat hiv But these do not get rid of it there is no real cure for it

  16. conclusion • Hiv/aids is not a joke it is very dangerous and not something to even risk getting because it can kill you and when you get it there is no getting rid of it so you have it for life and this also teaches you how to avoid getting and ways it is passed.

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