HIV/AIDS CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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5. A substance that, when introduced in the
body, is capable of inducing the production of
specific antibody
7. Any infectious disease capable of being
translated by casual contact from one person to
another
9. All white blood cells
10. Cellular suicide, also known as programmed
cell death
11.Development of detectable antibodies to HIV
in the blood as a result of infection with HIV
13. Any perceptible, subjective change in the
body or its functions that indicates disease or
phases of disease, as reported by the patient.
14. Any substance or process that destroys a
virus or suppresses its ability to reproduce
15. The presence of virus in the bloodstream.
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1. How well a drug works
2. The period when an organism (i.e., a
virus or a bacterium) is in the body and
not producing any ill effects.
3. A protein found in muscles and blood,
and excreted by the kidneys in the urine.
The level provides a measure of kidney
function.
4. Molecules in the blood or secretory
fluids that tag, destroy or neutralize
bacteria, viruses or other harmful toxins
6. A substance, also called an antigen, capable
of provoking an immune response
8. Usually used in AIDS literature to describe a
person who has a positive reaction to one of
several tests for HIV antibodies, but who shows
no clinical symptoms of the disease.
12. A prolonged, lingering or recurring state of
disease
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Name : Rica Mae V. Bruno Section : Aristotle

Date : January 12,2020