Topic 6 - Body's Response to HIV & AIDS

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How does HIV destroy T-helper cells?

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Why does HIV weaken the immune system?

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Immune system is vulnerable to so-called opportunistic infections, which can be fatal.
Can last for up to 20 years in healthy, young adults.
Antibodies appear in blood after 3-12 weeks.
Rapid replication of virus and loss of T helper cells.
No major symptoms but increased tendency to suffer from minor infections.
T killer cells begin to destroy T helper cells, reducing rate of viral replication.
Symptoms can occur but not always. (E.G. fever, sweats, headaches, sore throat)
Increased number of viruses in body and declining number of T helper cells indicate onset of AIDS.
Dormant diseases e.g. TB can be reactivated.

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Topic 6 - Body's Response to HIV & AIDS

Question 1 of 1

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What is the name of the parts of mRNA that are expressed (not removed)?

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What does mRNA splicing mean in terms of the proteins that can be made?

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How does HIV destroy T-helper cells?

Select the correct answer(s).

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What do T killer cells do to infected T-helper cells?

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Why does HIV weaken the immune system?

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Order the stages of HIV infection

Match the text (click and drag)

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Disease phase

Acute phase

Chronic phase

Match these characteristics to the phase of infection that they describe.

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Acute phase

Acute phase

Acute phase

Acute phase

Chronic phase

Chronic phase

Chronic phase

Disease phase

Disease phase

Immune system is vulnerable to so-called opportunistic infections, which can be fatal.

Can last for up to 20 years in healthy, young adults.

Antibodies appear in blood after 3-12 weeks.

Rapid replication of virus and loss of T helper cells.

No major symptoms but increased tendency to suffer from minor infections.

T killer cells begin to destroy T helper cells, reducing rate of viral replication.

Symptoms can occur but not always. (E.G. fever, sweats, headaches, sore throat)

Increased number of viruses in body and declining number of T helper cells indicate onset of AIDS.

Dormant diseases e.g. TB can be reactivated.

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