Opportunistic infections are infections that take the chance of invading the body while the immune system is low. Give any four examples of opportunistic infections seen with AIDS. 

A physiological need for a substance, the absence of which leads to withdrawal is called: (L3 DLO 1)

Name the four stages in the dependency process. (L3 DLO 1)

Name two professional support bodies in South Africa available to a substance abuser. (Abbreviations can be given) (L3 DLO 3) 

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS: Choose the correct answer

Opportunistic infections are infections that take the chance of invading the body while the immune system is low. Give any four examples of opportunistic infections seen with AIDS. 

A typical normal blood pressure reading would be:

You have to share your ARVs with your partner. 

There are three lines of defence to protect the body, they are: a.       The intact skin and mucous membranesb.       The inflammatory responsec.       The immune responsed.       The fine hair lining the passageway of the nosee.       The hammer, the anvil and the stirrup                         

From the list given below, indicate which of these medicines are suitable for use in the following situations, using an X as “not suitable for use” and a Pas “suitable for use”.   Not suitable for use X   Suitable for use P      Medicine Pregnancy Breastfeeding Old Age Infancy   carbamazepine Not suitable for use Not suitable for use       codeine phosphate     Suitable for use Not suitable for use   propranolol Not Suitable for use   Suitable for use     warfarin   Suitable for use   Not suitable for use   doxycycline   Not suitable for use   Not suitable for use