- Are you a resident of Illinois?
- Are you living with HIV?
- What is your age?
There are no right or wrong answers to these first three questions. - True or false. Wearing a condom during sex can reduce your chances of getting HIV.
Correct answer: True - True or false. HIV can be transmitted by spitting or kissing.
Correct answer: False - True or false. Only gay or bisexual people can get HIV, not heterosexuals.
Correct answer: False - Which of these actions does NOT put you at a greater risk of contracting HIV?
Not wearing a condom (unless you are taking PrEP or your partner has achieved viral suppression)
Having sex after drinking alcohol or taking drugs
Having a sexually transmitted disease
Having multiple sex partners
Correct answer: Eating food cooked by a person living with HIV - HIV can be transmitted by which of the following?
Blood
Semen
Pre-seminal fluids
Rectal and vaginal fluids
Breast milk
Correct answer: All of the above - When should an individual be tested for HIV?
At least once between age 13 and 64 as part of routine health care
If you’ve had sex – anal or vaginal – with anyone whose HIV status you’re unsure of
If you’ve had more than one sex partner
If you have injected drugs and shared needles or works with others
If you’ve exchanged sex for drugs or money
If you’ve had a sexually transmitted disease, such as chlamydia, genital warts, gonorrhea, or herpes
If you’ve been diagnosed with or sought treatment for hepatitis or tuberculosis
Correct answer: All of the above - Where do you receive your health information? Check all that apply.
There is no right or wrong answer to this last question
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