The most important measure to prevent AIDS and HIV is
Correct answer: D. Avoiding direct contact with HIV
- A. Avoiding intravenous drugs
- B. Avoiding intracellular drugs
- C. Avoiding use of syringes
- D. Avoiding direct contact with HIV
Explanation
The most important measure to prevent AIDS and HIV is avoiding direct contact with HIV. While avoiding intravenous drug use and the use of shared syringes are crucial steps, as these are major routes of transmission, the primary focus should be on preventing direct contact with the virus itself.
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