How can $AIDS$ be prevented?
(N/A) $AIDS$ can be prevented by the following measures:
$1$. Using barriers (condoms) during sexual acts with suspected partners.
$2$. Restricting sexual activity to one faithful partner.
$3$. Providing education and awareness about $AIDS$ to the public.
$4$. Ensuring blood in blood banks is screened and safe from $HIV$.
$5$. Ensuring the use of only disposable needles and syringes in all hospitals and clinics.
$6$. Promoting the free distribution of condoms.
$7$. Controlling drug abuse,especially the use of intravenous drugs.
$8$. Advocating for safe sex practices and promoting regular $HIV$ check-ups for susceptible populations.
$1$. Using barriers (condoms) during sexual acts with suspected partners.
$2$. Restricting sexual activity to one faithful partner.
$3$. Providing education and awareness about $AIDS$ to the public.
$4$. Ensuring blood in blood banks is screened and safe from $HIV$.
$5$. Ensuring the use of only disposable needles and syringes in all hospitals and clinics.
$6$. Promoting the free distribution of condoms.
$7$. Controlling drug abuse,especially the use of intravenous drugs.
$8$. Advocating for safe sex practices and promoting regular $HIV$ check-ups for susceptible populations.
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How many of the following statements regarding the transmission of $AIDS$ are correct?
$(a)$ $AIDS$ is transmitted by using the belongings of an infected person.
$(b)$ It can be transmitted through organ transplantation.
$(c)$ It can be transmitted through blood donation.
$(d)$ It can be transmitted from mother to child through the placenta.
$(e)$ It spreads through droplet infection via sneezing and coughing.
$(f)$ It is transmitted from a breastfeeding mother to her child.
$(g)$ It can be transmitted through the saliva of a patient.
$(a)$ $AIDS$ is transmitted by using the belongings of an infected person.
$(b)$ It can be transmitted through organ transplantation.
$(c)$ It can be transmitted through blood donation.
$(d)$ It can be transmitted from mother to child through the placenta.
$(e)$ It spreads through droplet infection via sneezing and coughing.
$(f)$ It is transmitted from a breastfeeding mother to her child.
$(g)$ It can be transmitted through the saliva of a patient.
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Reason $R$: $HIV$ infection leads to a decrease in the number of helper $T$-lymphocytes in the body.
Which option is correct for Assertion $A$ and Reason $R$?
Reason $R$: $HIV$ infection leads to a decrease in the number of helper $T$-lymphocytes in the body.
Which option is correct for Assertion $A$ and Reason $R$?
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