Table of contents
Abstract
CHAPTER I
Introduction
Objectives
CHAPTER II
Review of Related Literature
Signs and Symptoms
Mode of Transmission/Causes of HIV/AIDS
Incubation Period
Prevention of HIV/AIDS
CHAPTER III
Patient’s Biodata
Family Profile
Family Social History
Past Medical History
Present Medical History
Surgical History
Home Environmental and Home Setting/Surrounding
Water Supply
Place of Contact with Patient/Client
Treatment with Standing Order
CHAPTER IV
Home Visit
Purpose of Home Visit
First Home Visit
Second Home Visit
Third Home Visit
Fourth Home Visit
Fifth Home Visit
Problems Identified
Problem Solved
CHAPTER V
Summary
Conclusion
Recommendations
References
ABSTRACT
Human Immune Deficiency Virus/Acquired
Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) is a deadly disease caused by a
retrovirus that destroys the human immune system, making the body impossible to
fight against diseases. HIV can be transmitted through infected blood, semen or
vaginal secretions and also through unprotected sexual intercourse with an
infected partner, from infected mother to child during pregnancy, labour or
delivery and breastfeeding, intravenous drug users (IDU), accidental sharp
needle injuries in the sharing of non-sterile razor during traditional
circumcision, hair cut and tattoo, etc. HIV/AIDS has serious effects in all
human being irrespective of sex, age, political benefits, socio-economic level,
colour and others. In fact within a few decades, HIV/AIDS will sweep round the
world in a massive wave of misery and death. Everyday more people are being
infected by the virus. Men and women as well as parents or future parents have
important roles to play including the traders and students need to be aware and
have knowledge about AIDS and its negative consequences because their love care
and support will be needed as more and more people get or become HIV/AIDS
victims.
Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) is a deadly disease caused by a
retrovirus that destroys the human immune system, making the body impossible to
fight against diseases. HIV can be transmitted through infected blood, semen or
vaginal secretions and also through unprotected sexual intercourse with an
infected partner, from infected mother to child during pregnancy, labour or
delivery and breastfeeding, intravenous drug users (IDU), accidental sharp
needle injuries in the sharing of non-sterile razor during traditional
circumcision, hair cut and tattoo, etc. HIV/AIDS has serious effects in all
human being irrespective of sex, age, political benefits, socio-economic level,
colour and others. In fact within a few decades, HIV/AIDS will sweep round the
world in a massive wave of misery and death. Everyday more people are being
infected by the virus. Men and women as well as parents or future parents have
important roles to play including the traders and students need to be aware and
have knowledge about AIDS and its negative consequences because their love care
and support will be needed as more and more people get or become HIV/AIDS
victims.
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