WHAT IS

HIV/AIDS?
 HIV is the virus that causes AIDS. Your immune system is your body’s
defense system. While the immune system can control many viruses, HIV
targets and infects the same immune system cells that protects us from
germs and illnesses. These cells are a type of white blood cells called CD4
cells (sometimes called T-cells)
 The most common ways HIV is spread is from person-to-
person through unprotected sex. In other words, you cannot
get HIV by touching, hugging, kissing or by using toilet used
by someone living with HIV.
For women who plan to become pregnant, testing is
especially important. If a woman is living with HIV, medical
care and certain HIV drugs taken during pregnancy can lower
the chance of passing HIV to her baby.
 HIV that turns into AIDS can cause damages or
kills the CD4 cells(sometimes called T-cells or
white blood cells) may experienced many other
diseases and infections due to their weakened
immune system and it can also lead to Death.
During HIV/AIDS infection
 GATEWAY DRUGS

ALCOHOL AND CIGARETTES

 Substance use disorder occurs when a person's use of
alcohol or another substance (drug) leads to health issues or
problems at work, school, or home. This disorder is also
called substance abuse.

Substance abuse is when you take drugs that are

not legal. It’s also when you use alcohol,
prescription medicine, and other legal substances
too much or in the wrong way.
 WHAT IS THE
EFFECT OF DRUG
ABUSE?
 Drug addiction, also called substance use  disorder, is a disease that
affects a person's brain and behavior and leads to an inability to control
the use of a legal or illegal drug or medication. Substances such as alcohol,
marijuana and nicotine also are considered drugs.

Drug addiction is a brain disorder. Not everyone who uses drugs will

become addicted, but for some, drug use can change how certain brain
circuits work.

Addiction, on the other hand, is a disease. It means you can’t stop using
even when your condition causes you harm.

Longer-term effects can include heart or lung disease, cancer, mental

illness, HIV/AIDS, hepatitis, and others. Long-term drug use can also lead
to DEATH.
DRUGS EFFECT
SUBSTANCE USE RATE AMONG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
IN THE PHILIPPINES
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YOU!!!
Did you learn something?
If yes, try to answer this following questions;
1.) What is HIV’s stands for?
a. Human Immunodeficiency virus
b. Hormones Immunodeficiency virus
c. Human Involved virus
d. History in virus virus lang
2.) What is AIDS stands for?
a. Adults In Debu Seremony
b. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
c. Acquired Illnesses Day Syndrome
d. Aids Gusto ko yan
3.) What is HIV?
a. HIV is a virus that can help you to become healthy
b. HIV is a virus that can make you fall in-love
c. HIV is a virus that can weaken your immune system
d. HIV is a virus that can transform you into a zombie
4.) What is AIDS?
a. The substance that can cause addiction
b. The syndrome that can cause fatal harm
c. There’s no such thing as aids
d. Don’t worry, Be Happy
5.) Does HIV/AIDS can get by touching, hugging, or by using toilet used by someone living with HIV? Why?
a. No, because aids can get through eye contact
b. Yes, it is a virus that can transmit to others by kissing
c. No, because aids can get from person-to-person through unprotected sex
d. Sadyang gusto mo lang talaga
6.) What kind of substances does people uses and abuses?
a. Drugs
b. Dog Foods
c. Underwears
d. Pre-marital sex
7.) What is the definition of drugs?
a. Drugs is a store where you can buy medicines that can heal you from sickness
b. Drugs are harmful substances or chemicals which is taken into the body such as marijuana,
alcohol ,nicotine etc.
c. Drugs is a word that tells action
d. Brought to you by Pres. Digong Duterte “I Hate Drugs”
8.) What are the 2 kinds of Gateway Drugs?
a. Ecstacy and Hallucinogens
b. HIV/AIDS
c. Alcohols and Cigarettes
d. Hot ka , Cool ako, Bagay tayo
9.) What is the major effect of drug abuse?
a. Attraction
b. Addiction
c. Astigness
d. you do note, my liars mafake
10.) Does HIV/AIDS has a cure? Why?
a. There’s no cure, but it is treatable with medicine
b. There’s a cure and others survive because of Dengvaxia
c. There’s no cure, just die
d. There’s a cure and it is yakapsule and kisspirin.
CORRECT ANSWER
1) A.
2) B.
3) C.
4) B.
5) C.
6) A.
7) B.
8) C.
9) B.
10) A.
SUBMITTED BY THE GROUP 1;
Christian Fermantes
Nicolas Fermantes
Ramon Nobles
Pascual Setubal Jr.
Erica Mae Gelig
Krizia Marie Nebit
Ella Kaye Santianes
Hydie Lou Santocildes
Anthea Servano
SUBMITTED TO;
Mr. John Frits Gerard Mombay