Question 30 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 P Flag question Question 31 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 P Flag question The following is not an aim of pretest counseling. Select one: A. To obtain informed consent from the client B. To ensure the client has a full understanding of the implications of the test C. To help identify risk factors that may indicate that the client is HI infected D. To criticize the client for engaging in risky behaviors Some of the strategies adopted by the Kenya government to fight the spread of HIV/AIDS include Select one: A. HIV/AIDS seminars and workshops B. Mainstreaming HIV/AIDS lessen informal education on system C. Banning the use of condoms as it encourages immorality amongst the youths D. Public education campaigns

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Question 30 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 P Flag question Question 31 Not yet answered Marked out of 1.00 P Flag question The following is not an aim of pretest counseling. Select one: A. To obtain informed consent from the client B. To ensure the client has a full understanding of the implications of the test C. To help identify risk factors that may indicate that the client is HI infected D. To criticize the client for engaging in risky behaviors Some of the strategies adopted by the Kenya government to fight the spread of HIV/AIDS include Select one: A. HIV/AIDS seminars and workshops B. Mainstreaming HIV/AIDS lessen informal education on system C. Banning the use of condoms as it encourages immorality amongst the youths D. Public education campaigns

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The correct answer for the first question is D. To criticize the client for engaging in risky behaviors.Pretest counseling aims to provide clients with information about the testing process, potential risks, benefits, and implications of the test. It also ensures that clients understand the purpose of the test and what it can and cannot reveal about their health. Criticizing the client for engaging in risky behaviors is not an aim of pretest counseling. Instead, pretest counseling focuses on educating and supporting the client, not on judgment or criticism.The correct answer for the second question is D. Public education campaigns.The Kenya government has implemented various strategies to fight the spread of HIV/AIDS, including HIV/AIDS seminars and workshops, mainstreaming HIV/AIDS lessons into the informal education system, and public education campaigns. Banning the use of condoms is not a strategy adopted by the Kenya government. In fact, promoting the use of condoms is a key strategy in preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS.

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