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NATIONAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
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DISTANCE EDUCATION FOR 2nd Semester, AY 2019-2020
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NAME: Wilfredo Jr. G. Maquilan SCHEDULE (TIME & DAY): Thu (5:00-7:00pm)
COURSE & SECTION: BSHM 2 INSTRUCTOR: MR. SEM S. MATIBAG
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Activity 1. All about HIV: True or False

Read each item carefully and shade TRUE  if HIV can be transmitted through
the activity described. Shade FALSE , if HIV cannot be transmitted that way.
Ways of Acquiring HIV True False
1 Coughing or sneezing  
2 Breastfeeding by an HIV-positive mother  
3 Shaking the hand of a person with HIV  
4 Sharing utensils, food, or drinks  
5 Transfusion of HIV-contaminated blood  
6 Hugging  
7 Sexual intercourse without using a condom  
8 Mosquito bites  
9 Sharing HIV-contaminated syringes/needles  
10 Using public toilets  
11 Swimming  
12 Kissing  
13 Eating food with drops of HIV-contaminated blood  
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Your answer for Activity No. 2
-You can write your observation here or you can make your reflection about it.
Scenario 1 denotes a state of abstinence, in which people refrain from

engaging in sexual activity. There was no mixing of fluids in the experiment since no
fluids were poured from one bottle to the next. As a result, HIV does not spread.
Infected fluids must exit the body and enter the body of another person for HIV
transmission to take place.
Scenario 2 stands for being devoted with each other. In this case, despite
having unprotected intercourse, two persons (bottles A & C – clear fluid) avoid
becoming infected with HIV since they are both faithful to each other and do not
have HIV infection.
Scenario 3 denotes appropriate condom use. Even if Bottle D contained HIV,

in Scenario 3, Bottle B avoids contracting HIV from Bottle D (the clear fluid in bottle B
does not change into colored fluid like that in bottle D) since a barrier (bottle lid) was
employed to prevent fluid mingling.
Scenario 4 emphasizes the need of consistent condom usage rather than

merely proper condom use. To prevent HIV transmission, the use of a physical barrier
must be proper and constant. To prevent HIV transmission, condoms must be used
appropriately and consistently in all sex acts and with all sex partners.
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Activity 3. Hunting forthe common symptoms of STI
Based on what we discussed previously , fill in the figure with symptoms of STI.
Choose the four most common symptoms of STI from the word pool below
and write your answer in the four boxes on the right.
A
aAA
WORD POOL:
a) Tulo - Genital or rectal discharge

b) Sakit ng ulo - Headache
c) Kulugo - Genital or anal warts
d) Sugat - Genital or rectal sores
e) Sakit ng kasukasuan - Joint pains
f) Sakit ng dibdib - Chest pain
g) Kuto - Genital or anal itching
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Activity 4. All about STI: True or False

Read each item carefully and identify if the statement is true or false by shading
the corresponding smiley.
Statement True False
1 Everybody with an STI has a symptom. 

STI can be treated by using Tide/detergent to clean the
2 genitals. 
3 Both males and females can get gonorrhea or “tulo”.  
4 A person who is good looking and clean cannot have STI.  
You can diagnose an STI by pressing the stomach of a
5 person and waiting for his reaction.  
You should always have a condom in your wallet for good
6 luck – “pampa-swerte”.  
7 STI can be treated by drinking buko juice.  
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Activity 5. HIV services we can avail

Encircle the HIV-related services you think are currently available in our country.
free HIV testing free medicines (ART) for people with HIV
government clinics for HIV & STI services
free consultation for STI diagnosis
reliable websites providing HIV information free condoms for people at risk
Answer: In our country, all of the services listed above are available thus not all health care
facilities offer it all because there are some cases that they are lack of the capability to
provide it.
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Activity 6. The future I see for myself!

Write your biggest dream for each stage of your life. Complete the timeline below by drawing
or describing what milestone s you want to achieve by the time you are age: 20, 25, and 30
years old.
My age
today
My age 20 25 30
Now, write down your present age inside the blank circle. You have to remember that
the decisions that you make today will affect the future you want to achieve.
You were created by God for a purpose. Do not let anyone or anything steal or destroy
your dreams and the life you were destined to have. What are the things or events that
will prevent you from achieving your dreams ? With these in mind, list 3 things you
shouldn’t do or should say NO to.
3 things I will say NO to:
1.
2.
3.
What are the things o r events that will help you achieve your dreams ? With these in
mind, write down 3 things you should do or should say YES to:
3 things I will say YES to:
1.
2.
3.
3 things I will say NO to:

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1. Involve in drug addiction.

2. Skip school.
3. Be lazy and unmotivated.
3 things I will say YES to:

1. Be confident and positive.
2. Stop comparing myself to others.
3. Focus forward and visualize my dream.
Article III
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Article VI
Activity 7. Word factory
Based on the dictionary meaning and the application to HIV concepts, guess which
word is being described. Choose your answer from the word pool below this table.
Article VII
Word Dictionary Meaning Application to HIV Concepts
Word Doing, giving or acting based on one’s A person who will undergo an HIV test must do it
Pool
Answers: own free will out of his/her own free will, not because he or
1.
she was forced or required by others.
voluntary 6.
stigma 3.
Provision of assistance and guidance Provision of HIV information prior to getting an
consent in resolving personal, social, or HIV test (pre-test) and explanation of HIV results
5. psychological problems difficulties, (post-test). All people who will get an HIV test
especially by a professional need to undergo this before and after the test.
Permission for something to happen A legal document signed by the person or a legal
or agreement to do something guardian, if a minor, indicating that he or she is
voluntarily giving permission to be tested for HIV.
Intended to be kept secret or private All identifying information and the results of the
HIV test are kept private and will not be shared.
The practice of unfairly treating a The law prohibits unfairly treating a person who
person or group of people differently is diagnosed with HIV.
from other people or groups of people Examples of unfair treatment of people with HIV:
Expulsion from school. Being asked to resign.
Not allowing access to services.
A set of negative and often unfair A negative, unfair belief regarding HIV.
beliefs that a society or group of have Example: Not wanting to be friends with people
about something someone because he has HIV.
discrimination 2. counseling 4. confidential

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Activity 8. Law abiding or law breaker?

Based on what you have learned about RA 8504, determine whether the person in
bold letters is law abiding (follows the law) or law breaking (does not follow the law).
Situation Law Law
Abiding Breaker
James’ neighbor told him that he had HIV. James did not waste
1 any time and told all his friends in his barangay about it.  
Agnes told his teacher that she had HIV. Her teacher told the
2 principal. The principal called Agnes to her office and  
immediately expelled her from the school.
Jerome told his boss that he had HIV. His boss asked him how
3 the office could be of support to him.  
Despite having many clients in the clinic, the HIV counselor took
the time to provide post-test counseling to Anthony – explaining
4 the meaning of his HIV test results to him and discussing possible 

next steps he can take.
On the first day of Emily at work, she was told by her manager
5 that HIV testing was required or else she will lose her job.  
Brad’s brother passed away because of HIV. The owner of the
6 funeral parlor refused to provide burial services to Brad’s brother.  
The nurse at a clinic saw her college friend getting tested for
7 HIV. She immediately logged on to Facebook and shared stolen  
pictures of him while getting his blood drawn for the HIV test.
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1. 473 Males, 55 Females

2. 8,874 Males, 390 Females
3. Males have a greater HIV prevalence than females. Males have been diagnosed with
HIV in the thousands since 2010, while females have been diagnosed in the hundreds.
4. In 2010, the number of new cases per year surpassed 1000.
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5. Every year, the country's HIV pandemic grows. Beginning in 2010, the annual
number of HIV infections surpassed thousands. Males are more likely than females to
be HIV-positive.
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ACTIVITY 10
Guide Questions
1. As a class, let us reflect on the implications of RA 8504 and the current
situation of HIV in the Philippines.
1.
What will you do if your cousin with HIV wants to share his or her snack (cake or
cookies) with you?
2.
What will you do if a friend tells you he or she is HIV-positive?
3.
Based on what you learned about the law, what will you do to be more law abiding
to RA
8504?----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
4.
Since HIV is increasing among young people in the Philippines, what can you do
to help prevent the spread of HIV?
5.
What was the most interesting thing you learned about HIV throughout all our
lessons?
1. Students should not put their HIV-positive cousin in a negative light. Furthermore, students
should be aware that HIV cannot be spread by sharing meals with an HIV-positive individual. As
a result, students are required to respond that sharing meals with their HIV-positive cousin is
just fine.
2. One of the hallmarks of RA 8504 is its confidentiality. The first step is to keep your friend's
HIV status a secret from others. I’ll just show my support for him or her.
3. If somebody tells me that he or she has HIV, I will not inform anybody else and I will not
judge a person because of his/her HIV status.
4. To help prevent the spread of HIV, I will tell my friends or family my knowledge about HIV. In
that case they will be informed on possible causes and effects of it.
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5. Always be well-informed of the actions that you are going to do because some actions are
can harm someone.

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NATIONAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

Amafel Building, Aguinaldo Highway, Dasmariñas, Cavite

CHANNELS OF HOPE WORKSHEETS

Activity 1. All about HIV: True or False

Your answer for Activity No. 2

Scenario 1 denotes a state of abstinence, in which people refrain from

Scenario 3 denotes appropriate condom use. Even if Bottle D contained HIV,

Scenario 4 emphasizes the need of consistent condom usage rather than

Activity 3. Hunting forthe common symptoms of STI

a) Tulo - Genital or rectal discharge

Activity 4. All about STI: True or False

1 Everybody with an STI has a symptom. 

Activity 5. HIV services we can avail

government clinics for HIV & STI services

free consultation for STI diagnosis

Activity 6. The future I see for myself!

3 things I will say NO to:

1. Involve in drug addiction.

3 things I will say YES to:

discrimination 2. counseling 4. confidential

Activity 8. Law abiding or law breaker?

1. 473 Males, 55 Females

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