Community Action Plan Outline. Human Immunodeficiency Virus

Human Immunodeficiency Virus
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Human Immunodeficiency Virus
Title: Human Immunodeficiency Virus
I. Introduction
* a. The virus damages the immune system that helps the body in fighting diseases and infections.
* HIV has affected a significant population of young adults in college due to the exposure and freedom granted to the teenagers at this level of life, leading to continuous misbehavior among the students that result in vast contact of the disease.
II. Symptoms of Human Immunodeficiency Virus
* Suffering from Continuous and recurrent fever that occurs with colds and coughs.
* Swelling of the lymph nodes around body parts like the neck, groins, and armpits
* Enduring subsequent fatigue and laziness towards regular duties in everyday life.
* Rapid weight loss over a short period, occurring after contraction.
* Affected individuals experience neurological issues like; memory loss, frequent confusion, and lack of concentration on common issues.
* Victims experience chronic and continuous diarrhea
* Anxiety and depression occur among students due to the sudden change in the body system.
* Victims get Itchy rashes and painful bumps on the skin.
* Nausea and vomiting affects most people living with HIV.
* Most of the affected scholars suffer from frequent headaches and abnormal pains on the body.
III.Diagnosis of Human Immunodeficiency Virus
* HIV is found in various body fluids, including:
* The blood of the students living with the virus.
* The semen of the male students affected by the disease can also carry the virus.
* Vaginal fluids of the infected female students have the vulnerability of carrying the infection.
* Anal mucous of the victims infected by the virus contains the infectious virus.
* Most students contract HIV through blood interaction with the victims living with the disease in multiple ways;
* Contact of infected blood throug...