2S - UNIT 5 Flashcards
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1
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who first discovered the virus that causes AIDS and what year
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Luc Montagnier; 1983
2
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what virus causes AIDS
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Lymphadenopathy-Associated Virus (LAV)
3
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renamed LAV to HTLV-III
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Robert Gallo & his team
4
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origin of HIV 1
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central common chimpanzee (Pan troglodytes troglodytes)
5
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Origin of HIV 2
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sooty mangabey (Cercocebus atys)
6
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Subtypes of HIV
more virulent & easily transmitted; source of majority of HIV in the world
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HIV 1
7
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Subtypes of HIV
less easily transmitted and largely confined to West Africa
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HIV 2
8
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Accessory components unique to HIV
provides the physical infrastructure of the virus
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Gag gene
9
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Accessory components unique to HIV
provides the basic enzymes by which retroviruses reproduce
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Pol
10
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Accessory components unique to HIV
supplies the proteins essential for viral attachment and entry into a target cell
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Env gene
11
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What are the 3 major routes of transmission of HIV
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Sexual route, mother-to-child (perinatal route), and parenteral inoculation
12
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disease produced as the effects of HIV infection progress
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AIDS
13
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Enumerate the tests used in detection of HIV-related components using: HIV Antigen
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- ELISA
- Indirect Immunofluorescent Assay (IFA)
- Slide Agglutination Test
14
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Enumerate the tests used in detection of HIV-related components using: HIV Antibody
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- ELISA
- Western Blot Assay
- Indirect Immunofluorescent Assay (IFA)
- Slide Agglutination Test
- Radioimmunoassay (RIA)
- Radioimmunoprecipitation Assay
15
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Enumerate the tests used in detection of HIV-related components using: HIV Genes
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- In situ Hybridization
- Filter Hybridization
- Southern Blot Hybridization
- DNA Amplification
16
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How many sections does RA 11166 have?
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57
17
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How many articles does RA 11166 have?
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8
18
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Enumerate the Sections in Article 1 of RA 11166
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Sec. 4-10
19
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Enumerate the Sections in Article 2 of RA 11166
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Sec. 11-22
20
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Enumerate the Sections in Article 3 of RA 11166
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Sec. 23-28
21
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Enumerate the Sections in Article 4 of RA 11166
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Sec. 29-32
22
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Enumerate the Sections in Article 5 of RA 11166
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Sec. 33-43
23
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Enumerate the Sections in Article 6 of RA 11166
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Sec. 44-48
24
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Enumerate the Sections in Article 7 of RA 11166
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Sec. 49-51
25
Enumerate the Sections in Article 8 of RA 11166
Sec. 52-57
26
When was RA 11166 approved?
December 20, 2018
27
What is the Senate bill no. of RA 11166?
S.B. No. 1390
28
What is the House bill no. of RA 11166?
H.B. No. 6617
29
Who signed the approval of RA 11166?
rodrigo dutae
30
Who was the senate president when RA 11166 was approved?
Vicente Sotto III
31
Who was the secretary of the senate when RA 11166 was approved?
Myra Marie Villarica
32
An Act Strengthening the Philippine Comprehensive Policy on Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) Prevention, Treatment, Care, and Support, and,
Reconstituting the Philippine National Aids Council (PNAC)
RA 11166
33
Under Section 2 of RA 11166, the state shall?
1. provide policies & programs to prevent HIV spread
2. adopt a multi-sectoral approach
3. eliminate stigma and discrimination
4. eradicate conditions that aggravate spread of HIV
34
treatment that stops/suppresses viral replication of a retrovirus like HIV
Anti-retroviral Therapy (ART)
35
groups of nongovermental and noncommercial individuals or legal entities engaged in non-coerced collective action around hare interests, purpose, and values
Civil Society Organizations (CSOs)
36
studies undertaken in communityy settings, which involve community members
community-based research
37
evidence-based policies, programs and approaches that aim to reduce HIV transmission
Comprehensive Health Intervention for Key populations
38
HIV testing imposed upon an individual
Compulsory HIV testing
39
unfair/unjust treatment that distinguishes, excludes, restricts, or show preferences based on any ground
Discrimination
40
progress in cognitive abilities and capacity for self-determination undergone by children as they grow up
Evolving capacities of the child
41
the way a person communicates gender identity to others through behavior, clothing, hairstyles, communication or speech pattern or body characteristics
gender expression
42
the personal sense of identity characterized by manner of clothing, inclinations, and behavior in relation to masculine or feminine conventions
gender identity
43
juridical entities legally organized to provide or arrange provision of pre-agreed or designated health care services
Health Maintenance Organization (HMO)
44
person's involvement in activities that incease the risk of transmuting or acquiring HIV
High-risk behavior
45
interpersonal and dynamic communication process between a client and a trained counselor bound by code of ethics
HIV counseling
46
any individual trained by an institution or organization DOH
HIV/AIDS counselor
47
documentation and analysis of the number of HIV/AIDS infections
HIV and AIDS Monitoring
48
measures aimed at protecting non-infected persons from contracting HIV
HIV & AIDS Prevention & Control
49
absence of HIV antibodies
HIV negative
50
presence of HIV antibodies
HIV Positive
51
any facility-based or community-based screening modalities conducted to determine the presence or absence of HIV
HIV testing
52
any laboratory testing/procedure done in relation to a person's HIV testing
HIV-related testing
53
any DOH accredited testing center, hospital, clinic, laboratory to conduct voluntary HIV counseling and HIV testing
HIV testing facility
54
transfer of HIV from one infected person to uninfected individual
HIV transmission
55
voluntary agreement of a person to undergo or be subjected to a procedure
Informed consent
56
groups or persons at higher risk of HIV exposure
Key affected populations
57
legal principle that recognizes the capacity of minors to consent independently to medical procedures, if they have been assessed by qualified health professionals to understand the nature of procedures and their consequences
Mature Minor Doctrine
58
T/F:
Medical confidentiality applies to the attending physician, specialist, nurse, medtech, and all other health workers involved in the professional care of the patient. It also applies to any person who has acquired or may have acquired such confidential information
True
59
illnesses caused by various organism, many of which do not cause diseases in persons with healthy immune system
Opportunistic infections
60
process by which the "index client," "source," or "patient" who has an STI is given support in order to notify and advise the partners that have been exposed to infection
Partner Notification
61
any individual diagnosed to be infected with HIV
Persons Living with HIV (PLHIV)
62
T or F:
Pre-exposure prophylaxis is an optional treatment taken by people who are HIV-negative
T
63
T or F:
Pre-exposure prophylaxis is a preventive medical treatment started after exposure to a pathogen to prevent infection
F; post-exposure prophylaxis
64
process of providing an individual with information on the biomedical aspects of HIV/AIDS
Pre-test counseling
65
process of providing risk-reduction information and emotional support to a person who submitted to HIV testing at the time the result is released
Post-test counseling
66
any agent or device used to prevent the transmission of an infection
Prophylactic
67
health care provider initiating HIV testing to a person practicing high-risk behavior or vulnerable to HIV after conducting HIV pre-test counseling
Provider-initiated Counseling and Testing
68
an act of compensation for unfairness, grievance, and separation
Redress
69
set of policies and programs designed to reduce poverty and vulnerability
social protection
70
dynamic devaluation and dehumanization of an individual in the eyes of others
stigma
71
private and public hospitals or medical establishments accredited by the DOH to provide treatment and care services to PLHIV
treatment hubs
72
T or F:
The Philippine National Aids Council (PNAC) was established under RA 8504
T
73
Under what section of RA 8504 was PNAC established?
Sec. 43
74
an agency attached to DOH with a separate budget
Philippine National AIDS Council (PNAC)
75
What is the main function of the Philippine National AIDS Council (PNAC)?
Develop the AIDS Medium Term Plan (AMTP)
76
To whom should the PNAC submit an annual report?
Office of the President
Congress
Members of the council
77
T or F:
The action plan created by PNAC shall be based on the duties, powers, and functions of the individual agencies as identified in Articles I to VIII
F; Articles II to VII
78
This section identifies the criteria of the selection of members of PNAC
Section 6
Memberships and Composition
79
Which agencies and CSOs are represented in the PNAC?
1. Department of Health (DOH)
2. Department of Education (DepEd)
3. Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)
4. Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD)
5. Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG)
6. Civil Service Commission (CSC)
7. Commission on Higher Education (CHED)
8. National Youth Commission (NYC)
9. Philippine Information Agency (PIA)
10. Department of Budget & Management
11. Chairperson of the Committee and Demography of the Senate or his representative
12. Chairperson of the Committee on Health of the House of Representatives or his representative
13-14. Two representatives from organizations of persons living with HIV/AIDS
15. One representative from a private organization with expertise in standard setting & service delivery
16-21. Six representatives from NGOs working for key populations.
80
T or F:
Members of the PNAC shall be appointed by the President of the PH including members from government agencies
F; except for members of government agencies
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The heads of government agencies may be represented by an official whose rank shall not be lower than an ______ or its equivalent
Assistant secretary
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Members of the PNAC shall be appointed not later than ___ days after the date of enactment
30
83
The PNAC shall meet atlast ____ every ____
once every quarter
84
What constitutes a quorum to do business with regard to decisions of PNAC
presence of Chairperson or Vice Chairperson of PNAC & at least 10 other PNAC members and/or permanent representatives
85
who is the permanent chairperson of the PNAC?
Secretary of Health
86
T or F:
The Vice Chairperson of the PNAC shall be elected from the government agency members
T
87
How many years does the Vice Chairperson of PNAC serve?
3 years
88
How many years do the members representing CSOs of PNAC serve?
3 years (renewable); maximum of 2 consecutive terms
89
who shall head the Secretariat committee of PNAC?
Executive Director
90
A national multi-sectoral strategic plan to prevent and control the spread of HIV/AIDS in the country
AIDS Medium Term Plan (AMTP)
91
T or F:
The AIDS Medium Term Plan (AMTP) is 7-year strategic plan
F; 6-year
92
What section specifies the role of DOH in the implementation of the health sector's HIV/AIDS and STI response?
Sec. 9
The role of DOH
93
composed of qualified medical specialists and support personnel with permanent appointments
The National HIV/AIDS and STI Prevention and Control Program (NASPCP)
94
which bureau of DOH maintains a comprehensive HIV/AIDS monitoring and evaluation program
Epidemiology bureau
95
The ___ and ___ in coordination with PNAC, shall take the lead in developing redress mechanisms for PLHIV and key affected populations.
DOJ and CHR
96
What section of RA 11166 states that there shall be an HIV/AIDS prevention program to educate the public
Sec. 11
Prevention Program
97
The ___, ____, and ____ shall ensure the development and provision of psychosocial support and counseling in learning institutions in coordination with DOH under Section 12
DepEd, CHED, and TESDA
98
Identify what section of RA 11166:
The DepEd in coordination with parent-teacher organizations in schools and communities shall conduct awareness-building seminar to provide parents and guardians with a gender-responsive and age-sensitive HIV/AIDS education
Section 13
Education for Parents and Guardians
99
Identify what section of RA 11166:
HIV and AIDS education and information dissemination shall form part of the constitutional right to health
Section 14
Education as Right to Health and Information
100
Identify what section of RA 11166:
HIV and AIDS education and information dissemination shall form part of the delivery of health services by health practitioners, workers, and personnel
Section 15
HIV and AIDS Information as a Health Service
101
Identify what section of RA 11166:
All public and private employers and employees, including the AFP and PNP, shall be regularly provided with standardized basic information on HIV/AIDS
Section 16
Education in the Workplace
102
The following should implement Section 16 of RA 11166:
____ for the private sector
____ for the public sector
____ for the uniformed service
DOLE for private
SCS for public
AFP & PNP for uniformed service
103
Who should ensure the implementation of Section 17 of RA 11166?
DOLE
DFA
Commission on Filipino Overseas (CFO)
in collaboration with DOH
104
Who shall lead the implementation of Section 18 of RA 11166?
Philippine Information Agency (PIA) in coordination with the PNAC
105
Under Section 19, who shall implement a locally-based, multi-sectoral community response to HIV/AIDS?
DILG
Union of Local Authorities of the PH (ULAP)
League of Provinces
League of Cities
League of Municipalities through the Local HIV/AIDS Council (LAC)
in coordination with PNAC
106
Which communities are given focus under Section 19?
indigenous people
Geographically Isolated and Disadvantaged Areas (GIDA)
107
Under Section 20, to ensure that HIV services reach key populations at higher risk, the PNAC in collaboration with ___ and ___ engaged in HIV/AIDS program shall support and provide funding for HIV/AIDS education programs
LGUs and CSOs
108
T or F:
Under Section 21, appropriate information shall be attached or provided with every prophylactic for sale or given as a donation. Such information shall be legibly printed in Filipino only
F; English and Filipino
109
What section prohibits false and misleading advertising claims in any form of media on the promotional marketing of drugs without prior approval from the DOH through the FDA
Section 22
Misinformation on HIV/AIDS
110
T or F:
Under Section 24, the presence of used or unused prophylactics can be used as basis to conduct raids or police operations in sites and venues of HIV prevention interventions
F; CANNOT be used as basis
111
Identify what section of RA 11166:
The DOH shall establish a program to prevent mother-to-child HIV transmission that shall be integrated in its maternal and child health services
Section 25
Preventing Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission
112
T or F:
Donation of tissue or organ shall be accepted by a laboratory or institution without the need of testing for HIV
F; accepted only after testing negative for HIV
113
T or F:
All donated blood shall be subjected to HIV testing
T
114
T or F:
Donated tissue, organ, or blood that tested positive for HIV shall not be accepted even for researchers
F; accepted for research purposes only subject to strict sanitary disposal
115
T or F:
A second testing for HIV may be demanded in cases of emergency
F; except during emergency cases
116
Under Section 27, a legacy and donation are executed in accordance with Sections _ and _ of RA ___
Sec. 3 & 4 of RA 7170 (Organ Donation Act of 1991)
117
Identify what section of RA 11166:
The DOH shall, in consultation with concerned professional organizations and hospital associations, issue guidelines on medical protocol on precautions against HIV transmission
Section 28
Guidelines on Medical Management, Surgical, and Other Related Procedures
118
T or F:
The necessary protective equipment (e.g., gloves, goggles, and gowns) shall be made available only too physicians and health care providers
F; includes tattoo artists and similarly exposed personnel at all times
119
T or F:
Under Section 29, if the person is 15 to below 18, consent to voluntary HIV testing shall be obtained from parent or guardian.
F; obtained from the child WITHOUT the need of consent from parent/guardian
120
T or F:
Under Section 29, any young person aged below 15 who is pregnant or engaged in high-risk behavior shall be eligible for HIV testing & counseling. Consent shall be obtained from a parent or guardian
F; consent can be obtained from the child without need of consent from parent/guardian
121
T or F:
Under Section 29, for any young person aged below 15 or mentally incapacitated, consent for HIV testing should be obtained from a parent or guardian
T
122
Under Section 29, in cases when the child's (below 15) parent or guardian cannot be located or if they refused to give consent, consent then shall be obtained from ____?
licensed social worker or health worker with approval of the minor
123
when is compulsory HIV testing only allowed?
1. To test a person charged with any offenses punishable under Articles 264 & 266 on serious and slight physical injuries and Articles 335 & 338 on rape and simple seduction
2. Resolve relevant issues under E.O. No. 209 (Family Code of the PH)
3. Prerequisite to blood donation in compliance with RA 7170 & RA 7719
124
T or F:
Under Section 31, all HIV testing facilities shall provide free pre-test and post-test HIV counseling to individuals who wish to avail of HIV testing
T
125
T or F:
Under Section 32, a health care provider who offers pre-natal care should also offer provider-initiated HIV testing for pregnant women
T
126
Identify what section of RA 11166:
The DOH shall establish a program that will provide free and accessible ART and medication to all PLHIVs enrolled in the program
Section 33
Treatment of Persons Living with HIV/AIDS
127
Identify what section of RA 11166:
Indigent persons living with HIV shall not be deprived of access to medical services. The DOH and DSWD shall establish a program that will support better access to ART and medication for opportunistic
infections to all indigent PLHIV, which includes financial support for necessary medical services related to the person's HIV condition
Section 34
Access to Medical Services by Indigents
128
What section of RA 11166 states that PLHIVs shall not be deprived of any employment, livelihood, micro-finance, self-help, and cooperative programs by reason of their HIV status
Section 35
Economic Empowerment and Support
129
Who is in charge of developing enabling policies and guidelines to ensure economic empowerment for PLHIV under Section 35?
DSWD
DILG
DOLE
TESDA
130
Under Section 36, the ___ in coordination with ___ shall develop care and support programs for PLHIV
DSWD in coordination with DOH
131
Under Section 37, who shall develop a program to provide a stigma-free comprehensive reintegration, care, and support program for overseas workers?
Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) DOH
DSWD
DFA
CFO
Bureau of Quarantine and International Health Surveillance
132
Under Section 38, who shall develop care and support programs for affected families, intimate partners, significant others, and children of PLHIV?
DSWD, DOH, LGUs
133
Identify what section of RA 11166:
All prisons, rehabilitation centers, and other closed-setting institutions shall have comprehensive STI, HIV and AIDS prevention and control program that includes HIV education and information, HIV counseling and testing, and access to HIV treatment and care services.
Section 39
Care and Support Program in Prisons and Other Closed-Setting Institutions
134
Under Section 40, who shall ensure the delivery of non-discriminatory HIV and AIDS services?
Members of PNAC
CSOs
DOJ
CHR
135
What section of RA 11166 protects any person involved in the provision of HIV/AIDS services from suit, arrest, or prosecution, and from civil, criminal or administrative liability?
Section 41
Protection of HIV educators, Licensed Social Workers, Health Workers, and Other HIV and AIDS Service Providers from Harassment
136
T or F:
Under Section 42, the PhilHealth shall provide coverage for in-patient and out-patient medical and diagnostic service for PLHIV
T
137
Who shall implement section 42?
Insurance Committee (IC)
138
T or F:
Under Section 42, a person can be denied his insurance claims if he dies of HIV/AIDS
F; no person shall be denied
139
Which section discusses the unlawful disclosure without written consent that a person has AIDS, has undergone HIV-related test, has HIV infection or HIV-related illnesses, or has been exposed to HIV
Section 44 paragraph a (Confidentiality; Disclosure of Confidential HIV and AIDS Information
140
Which section discusses the unlawful disclosure for any editor, publisher, reporter or columnist to disclose the name, picture, or any information that would reasonably identify persons living with HIV and AIDS
Section 44 paragraph b (Confidentiality; Media Disclosure)
141
Under Section 45, HIV/AIDS information may be released by HIV testing facilities without consent in what instances?
1. complying with reportorial requirements of the national active passive surveillance of DOH
2. informing other health workers directly involved in the treatment
3. responding to a subpoena duces tecum and subpoena ad testificandum
142
T or F:
Under Section 46, if the patient is below 15 years old and not suffering from any mental incapacity, the result of HIV-related tests should be disclosed to either of the patient's parents, legal guardian or licensed social worker or health worker
F; disclosed directly to the child provided that the child is given age-appropriate counseing
143
Identify what section of RA 11166:
Any person who, after having been tested, is found to be infected with HIV is strongly encouraged to disclose this health condition to the spouse, sexual partners, and/or any person prior to engaging in penetrative sex or any potential exposure to HIV.
Section 47
Disclosure to Persons with Potential Exposure to HIV
144
This committee shall conduct meetings to increase the members' knowledge and understanding of HIV and AIDS, and to prevent incidents of discrimination
ad hoc committee
145
Identify what section of RA 11166:
It shall be the duty of private schools and training institutions, and local chief executives over all private establishments within their territorial jurisdiction, to prevent or deter acts of discrimination against PLHIV, and to provide procedures for the resolution, settlement, or prosecution of acts of discrimination against PLHIV
Section 48
Duty of Employers, Heads of Government Offices, Heads of Public and Private Schools or Training Institutions, and Local Chief Executives
146
Identify what section of RA 11166 is being described and what paragraph:
The rejection of job application, termination of employment, or other discriminatory policies in hiring, provision of employment and other related benefit, promotion or assignment of an individual solely or partially on the basis of actual, perceived, or suspected HIV status
Section 49 (a)
Discriminatory Acts & Practices; Discrimination in the Workplace
147
Identify what section of RA 11166 is being described and what paragraph:
Refusal of admission, expulsion, segregation, imposition of harsher disciplinary actions, or denial of benefits or services of student or a prospective student solely or partially on the basis of actual, perceived, or suspected HIV status
Section 49 (b)
Discriminatory Acts & Practices; Discrimination in Learning Institution
148
Identify what section of RA 11166 is being described and what paragraph:
Restrictions on travel within the Philippines, refusal of lawful entry to Philippine territory, deportation from Philippines, or the quarantine or enforced isolation of travelers solely or partially on account of actual, perceived, or suspected HIV status is discriminatory. The same standard of protection shall be accorded to migrants, visitors, and residents who are not Filipino citizens
Section 49 (c)
Discriminatory Acts & Practices; Restriction on Travel and Habitation
149
Identify what section of RA 11166 is being described and what paragraph:
Restrictions on housing or lodging, whether permanent/temporary, solely or partially on the basis of actual, perceived, or suspected HIV status
Section 49 (d)
Discriminatory Acts & Practices; Restrictions on Shelter
150
Identify what section of RA 11166 is being described and what paragraph:
Prohibition on the right to seek an elective or appointive public office solely or partially on the basis of actual, perceived, or suspected HIV case
Section 49 (e)
Discriminatory Acts & Practices; Prohibition from Seeking or Holding Public Office
151
Identify what section of RA 11166 is being described and what paragraph:
Exclusion from health, accident or life insurance, or credit and loan services, including the extension of such loan or insurance facilities, of an individual solely or partially on the basis of actual, perceived, or suspected HIV status
Section 49 (f)
Discriminatory Acts & Practices; Exclusion from Credit and Insurance Services
152
Identify what section of RA 11166 is being described and what paragraph:
Denial of health services, or being charged with a higher fee, on the basis of actual, perceived or suspected HIV status
Section 49 (g)
Discriminatory Acts & Practices; Discrimination in Hospitals and Health Institution
153
Identify what section of RA 11166 is being described and what paragraph:
Denial of embalming and burial services for a deceased person who had HIV and AIDS or who was known, suspected, or perceived to be HIV-positive
Section 49 (h)
Discriminatory Acts & Practices; Denial of Burial Services
154
Identify what section of RA 11166 is being described and what paragraph:
Bullying in all forms, including name-calling, pon a person based on actual, perceived, or suspected HIV status, including bullying in social media and other online portals
Section 49 (i)
Discriminatory Acts & Practices; Act of Bullying
155
What is the penalty for misleading information for any person who commits the prohibited act under Section 22?
imprisonment: 1-10 yrs
fine: 50,000 - 500,000
156
What is the penalty for any person who violates the second sentence of Section 24 on police operations vis-a-vis?
imprisonment: 1-5 years
fine: 100,000 - 500,000
157
What is the penalty for any person who knowingly or negligently causes another to get infected with HIV?
imprisonment: 6-12 years
without prejudice to the imposition of fines and administrative sanctions
158
What is the penalty for any person who compelled any person to undergo HIV testing without his/her consent?
imprisonment: 6-12 years
without prejudice to the imposition of fines and administrative sanctions
159
What is the penalty for any person who violates Section 41 on the protection of HIV/AIDS service providers from harassment?
imprisonment: 6 months - 5 years
fine: 100,000 - 500,000
160
What is the penalty for any person who violates Section 42 on health insurance and similar services?
imprisonment: 6 months - 5 years
fine: not less than 50,000
161
What is the penalty for any person who violates Section 44 for any person who breaches confidentiality?
imprisonment: 6 months - 2 years
fine: 50,000 - 150,000
162
What is the penalty for any person who violates Section 44 who causes the mass dissemination of HIV status of a person?
imprisonment: 2 yrs and 1 day - 5 years
fine: 150,000 - 350,000
163
What is the penalty for any health professional, worker, employer, recruitment agency, insurance company, data encoder, and other custodian who violates Section 44?
imprisonment: 5 yrs and 1 day - 7 years
fine: 350,000 - 500,000
164
What is the penalty for any person who has obtained knowledge of confidential HIV/AIDS information and uses such information to malign or cause damage injury, or loss to another person?
imprisonment: 6 mos - 5 years
fine: 50,000 - 500,000
165
T or F:
Under Section 50, if the offender is an alien, he/she shall be deported immediately without serving penalties in the Philippines
F; deported after serving penalties in the PH
166
Which section identifies where the penalties collected should be used?
Section 51
Penalties Collected
167
Where should the penalties collected be put into, and where should they be used?
Special fund used to address gaps in the national response in accordance with Section 5 (l)
168
The ___, in coordination with ___ and ___ shall consider the incidence of HIV/AIDS in determining the annual appropriations for the implementation of this Act in accordance with the AMTP
DBM
DOF
DOH
169
Where is the funding needed to upgrade or construct government-administered HIV testing & treatment centers funded from?
revenues of the sin tax under RA 8424 (National Internal Revenue Code)
170
T or F:
Under Section 52, the appropriations, savings, and other resources of the PNAC can be realigned to the programs and projects of DOH
F; it should NOT be used for any programs and projects of DOH unless such program is related to the implementation of the provisions under this Act
171
T or F:
The personnel designated by the DOH as Secretariat of PNAC shall be absorbed as permanent personnel to fill the positions of the Secretariat
T
172
The PNAC within ____ days from the effectivity of this Act shall promulgate the necessary implementing rules and regulations
90 days
173
What section is the repealing clause of RA 11166?
Section 55
174
Enumerate the laws repealed by RA 11166 under Section 55
- Act No. 3815: Revised Penal Code (amended by RA 8353: Anti-Rape Law of 1997)
- E.O. No. 209: Family Code of the PH
- RA 7719: National Blood Services Act of 1994
- RA 7170: Organ Donation Act of 1991
175
What section is the separability clause of ra 11166?
Section 56
176
RA 11166 shall take effect ___ days after its complete publication in the ___ or in ___
15 days
Official Gazette or newspaper of general circulation
177
RA 8504
Philippine AIDS Prevention & Control Act of 1998
178
Who signed RA 8504 into law?
Pres. Fidel V. Ramos
179
How many sections does RA 8504 have?
52
180
What is the House bill no. of RA 8504?
H.B. No. 10510
181
What is the Senate bill no. of RA 8504?
S.B. No. 1583
182
What was the date of approval of RA 8504?
Feb 13, 1998
183
Who was the Senate President when RA 8504 was signed into law?
Neptali Gonzales
184
Who was the secretary of the senate when RA 8504 was signed into law?
Hezel Gacutan
185
Who was the Speaker of the House of Representatives when RA 8504 was signed into law?
Jose De Venecia Jr.
186
Who was the Secretary General of the House of Representatives RA 8504 was signed into law?
Roberto Nazareno
187
How many articles does RA 8504 have?
9
188
How many sections does RA 8504 have?
3
