Continuing Education At Home
Addiction Professional - NAADAC
HIV / AIDs
Credits
7 CE credit hours training
Cost
$35.00
Source
Rachel Werner
Target audience and instructional level of this course: foundational
There is no known conflict of interest or commercial support related to this CE program.
TRAINING
Course Description
The improvement of HIV and AIDS education around the world is essential to preventing the spread of HIV. There are millions of people living with HIV or AIDS. Effective HIV and AIDS education can help prevent new infections by providing people with information about HIV and how it is passed on, and in doing so equip individuals with the knowledge to protect themselves from becoming infected with the virus. Few mental health or health care professionals receive specific training in counseling people living with HIV or AIDS. HIV/AIDS counseling assists clients dealing with issues or abandonment, isolation, partner notification, safety, depression, remaining healthy, treatment plans and other life altering issues.
There is no known conflict of interest or commercial support related to this CE program.
TRAINING
Course Description
The improvement of HIV and AIDS education around the world is essential to preventing the spread of HIV. There are millions of people living with HIV or AIDS. Effective HIV and AIDS education can help prevent new infections by providing people with information about HIV and how it is passed on, and in doing so equip individuals with the knowledge to protect themselves from becoming infected with the virus. Few mental health or health care professionals receive specific training in counseling people living with HIV or AIDS. HIV/AIDS counseling assists clients dealing with issues or abandonment, isolation, partner notification, safety, depression, remaining healthy, treatment plans and other life altering issues.
WHAT IS HIV? THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HIV AND AIDS.
AIDS is an acronym used for acquired immune deficiency syndrome. AIDS is a disease that slowly destroys the body's immune system and a person with a suppressed immune system can't fight off germs, infections and diseases. AIDS is caused by a virus known as the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) that is a member of the retrovirus group. The virus responsible for causing AIDS in a person is the lentivirus.
The lentivirus kills an important kind of blood cell -- the CD4 T lymphocyte, or T cell. These T cells are the quarterbacks of the immune system. As the cells die the body becomes weaker and susceptible to other diseases. Microbes and other pathogens take advantage of this situation and infect the body since the body cannot fight off the pathogens. The diseases and infections caused by these pathogens are termed as opportunistic infections. When people infected HIV get these infections; or when
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AIDS is an acronym used for acquired immune deficiency syndrome. AIDS is a disease that slowly destroys the body's immune system and a person with a suppressed immune system can't fight off germs, infections and diseases. AIDS is caused by a virus known as the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) that is a member of the retrovirus group. The virus responsible for causing AIDS in a person is the lentivirus.
The lentivirus kills an important kind of blood cell -- the CD4 T lymphocyte, or T cell. These T cells are the quarterbacks of the immune system. As the cells die the body becomes weaker and susceptible to other diseases. Microbes and other pathogens take advantage of this situation and infect the body since the body cannot fight off the pathogens. The diseases and infections caused by these pathogens are termed as opportunistic infections. When people infected HIV get these infections; or when
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