CENTRO DE IDIOMAS

QUINTO “K”

TOPIC: HIV/AIDS

Author: Rubén Moreno

Docente: Jorge Ivan Quinaluiza Diaz

Riobamba – Ecuador
2019
 HIV/AIDS
GREETING
Goog aftermoon ladies and gentlemen
My name is Rubén Moreno, I study in the faculty of public health, medical school. I am in
eleven semester
SUBJECT

The theme of my presentation will be to give an overview and summary of our HIV/AIDS

STRUCTURE
I have divided my talk into three parts.

When I start and how is the problem in

FIRST, History ECUADOR
SECOND, Risk factors These make a person more vulnerable to
infection
FINALLY, Prevention Decrease the chances of infection

LENGTH
My talk will take 10 minutes
POLICY ON QUESTIONS/ DISCUSSION
After my talk there will be time for a discussion and any question

BODY OF THE PRESENTATION

1-SUB-TOPIC
HISTORY

The era of AIDS officially began on June 5, 1981, when the US Center for Disease Control and
Prevention gave alarm to patients infected with a virus that attacks the immune system of humans.
Country of origin
It is said that the initial knowledge was given in the African continent and is a disease derived from
the orangutan
Type of pathogen
It is a DNA virus, of the viridians family, it is very virulent and attacks the immune system.
Situation in Ecuador
In the country, support centers for infected people, training and various prevention campaigns
were established by the Ministry of Public Health, but every day there are new cases of HIV
infection.
2-SUB-TOPIC

RISK FACTORS
There are several risk factors that make a person vulnerable either consciously or unconsciously.
Sexual
People with several sexual partners, you have sexual relations without protection or occasional
sexual appointments with people without knowledge, frequent nightclubs that show sexual
services.
Labor
Work in establishments of high risk of infection as in clinical laboratories, hospitals and research
laboratories.
Inherited
Being pregnant and getting VH or having HIV and getting pregnant
3-SUB-TOPIC

PREVENTION
There are different levels of prevention according to the user's condition
Prevention
Directed to those people who are not infected and who are at risk
Secondary Prevention
Directed to those people who are infected but are stable with the goal of not developing AIDS.
Tertiary prevention
It is directed towards people who already have the virus and it is intended to eliminate the risks
that worsen their health.
THE END OF THE PRESENTATION
That´s all I want to say for now on HIV AIDS.
I like to end with a general summary.
HIV is an immunosuppressive disease that reaches the death of the patient.
Thanks fos listening... now I’d like to invite your comments
Closing the presentation
Tank you for attention