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Sas 104: Social Science Perspectives On Hiv/Aids. Question Paper

Sas 104: Social Science Perspectives On Hiv/Aids.

Course:Bachelor Of Arts

Institution: Moi University question papers

Exam Year:2016

MOI UNIVERSITY
OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY CHANCELLOR
(ACADEMICS, RESEARCH AND EXTENSION)

UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS
2015/2016 ACADEMIC YEAR
FIRST YEAR SECOND SEMESTER EXAMINATION
FOR THE DEGREE OF
BACHELOR OF ARTS

COURSE CODE: SAS 104
COURSE TITLE: SOCIAL SCIENCE PERSPECTIVES ON HIV/AIDS.
DATE: 11TH APRIL, 2016
TIME: 2.00 P.M - 5.00 P.M.

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SAS 104: SOCIAL SCIENCE PERSPECTIVES ON HIV/AIDS
EXAMINATION
ACADEMIC YEAR 2015/2016 SECOND SEMESTER.
(MAIN CAMPUS- 1200,WEST-50,KITALE-100,YALA-100,NAIROBI-100, MOMBASA-50)

INSTRUCTIONS
ANSWER QUESTION ONE AND ANY OTHER THREE QUESTIONS.

1. Explain how youths in Kenya can use social media for HIV prevention.

2. Explain the different stages of progression of HIV infection, showing different symptoms associated with each stage.

3. Discuss social and cultural factors that make the youth in Africa vulnerable to the risks is HIV infection.

4. HIV can be transmitted from mother to the child (MTCT).Explain how we can prevent mother to child transmission of HIV (PMTCT).

5. Explain the main challenges faced by children orphaned by HIV/AIDS in Africa. Suggest solutions to the problems.

6.Discuss the main benefits and challenges facing the Home Based Care as a strategy in the management of the effects of HIV/AIDS.

7. Explain the social context in which homosexuality is acquired and practised and the reasons why homosexual men remain some of the highest risk groups in the fight against HIV/AIDS in Kenya today.

8. Discuss the extent to which circumcision is considered as one of the desirable intervention measure against HIV transmission.

Sas 104: Social Science Perspectives On Hiv/Aids. Question Paper

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