The Y.O.U.T.H. Quiz (+ Version)

1. Are you a resident of Illinois?

• Yes
• No

2. Are you living with HIV?

• Yes
• No. If you answered No, click the link at the beginning to take the Y.O.U.T.H. Quiz for Young People Who Are HIV-Negative.

3. What is your age?

• 13-24
• 25-34
• 35 or older

4. PrEP is a daily medicine that can be used to prevent which of the following?

• HIV from a sex or needle-sharing partner
• Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) other than HIV
• Pregnancy

5. Which of these actions, behaviors or conditions can put you at a greater risk of transmitting HIV to others?

• Having sex without a condom with a partner who is not taking PrEP
• Having sex without a condom when you have not achieved viral suppression
• Having multiple sexual partners
• Injecting drugs and sharing needles or works with others
• All of the above

6. True or false. Wearing a condom during sex can reduce your chances of transmitting HIV to others.

• True
• False

7. What is treatment as prevention?

• A. When an HIV-negative person takes PrEP to prevent from getting HIV
• B. When a person living with HIV takes medication to reduce the risk of passing HIV to others
• Both A and B are true

8. Which of the following age groups has the lowest percentage of people living with HIV who have achieved viral suppression?

• 13-24
• 25-34
• 35 and older

9. Where do you receive your health information? Check all that apply.

• Your doctor or another health professional
• Internet
• Twitter
• Facebook
• Instagram
• Family or friends
• School or church
• Other - write in Please enter an 'other' value for this selection.

10. Which one of the following choices best describes your current status as a person living with HIV?
 

• Have never seen a health care provider for HIV care
• Have seen a health care provider for HIV care, but don’t receive HIV care regularly or take anti-HIV medications
• Receive HIV care regularly (twice a year) but don’t take anti-HIV medications
• Receive HIV care regularly and take anti-HIV medications but have not yet achieved viral suppression (a low level of HIV in my blood)
• Receive HIV care regularly, take anti-HIV medications, and achieved viral suppression