1. Initiative taken by Health Camp
Awareness on Aids
Initiative taken by Health Camp

3. Aids an-Introduction HIV person can pass the virus to other people.
HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is a virus.
HIV person can pass the virus to other people.
AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) is a late stage of HIV disease.
A person with HIV infection has AIDS when he or she has a CD4 cell count that falls below 200. A normal CD4 cell count is 500 or higher.

4. Types of Aids Parasites
Curable Types of HIV/AIDS:
Pneumocystitis carinii pneumonia related HIV
Tuberculosis related HIV
Toxoplasmosis related HIV
Herpes zoster related HIV
Rare Types of HIV/AIDS:
Kaposi sarcoma related HIV
Cryptosporidiosis related HIV
Hemophiliacs related HIV

5. Occurrence of Aids
You can only get HIV if infected blood, semen, vaginal fluids, or breast milk gets.
A person infected with HIV can pass the virus to others during these activities. This is true even if the person:
has no symptoms of HIV.
has not been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS;
is taking HIV medicine; or
has an undetectable viral load

6. Among the young (in older population immunity builds up)
Aids prone population
Among the young (in older population immunity builds up)

7. Aids Region

8. Transmission involves several factors
Transmission of Aids
Transmission involves several factors
Infected blood
Semen
(AIDS Virus Changes in
Semen Make It Different
Than in Blood)

9. c. Vaginal fluids d. Breast milk gets
Transmission of Aids
c. Vaginal fluids
d. Breast milk gets

10. Reason for spread of Aids
Sexual Fluids
IV Needle
Use Blood Transfusion
Mother to Baby

11. Symptoms of Aids Coughing Fever Lack of coordination
abdominal cramps 
Coughing 
Fever
Lack of coordination 
Mental symptoms such as confusion and forgetfulness    
Mouth ulcers in the genital region
Persistent skin rashes or flaky skin 
Seizures 
Severe headaches   
Shortness of breath 
Sore throat
Sweats  
Weight loss 
Vision loss    
Vomiting 

12. By survey of our village we found
Lack of Awareness
Negligence in taking the patient to the Health Centre
Lack of control of sexually transmitted diseases
Lack of Blood safety.
Lack of awareness about use of needles.

13. Facilities available at PHC/CHC
Under Control of Epidemic & Communicable Disease Program & Aids Control Program
Doctors to identify and prescribe treatment for Aids.
Use of condoms screening blood for HIV positive.
Creating awareness in the public through Health Education.
Control of Sexually Transmitted Diseases.
Developed Draft National Blood Policy to provide safe quality of blood.

14. Our suggestions to prevent Aids
HIV and AIDS education
Clinical Treatment
Flu Virus Treatment
Drug Treatment
Alzheimer Treatment
Antiretroviral Treatment
Lupus Treatment

15. HIV and AIDS education:-
Truck drivers being handed leaflets on HIV & Aids prevention.

17. Resources http://www.health.state.ny.us/publications/0213.pdf