Column A 1. \( \qquad \) Emergency course of ART a person can take within 72 hours of potential exposure to HIV. 2. \( \qquad \) Device that fits inside the vagina; reduces the chance of STI transmission and pregnancy during sexual intercourse. 3. \( \qquad \) Health condition in which the body can no longer fight infections and disease; caused by the progression of HIV. 4. \( \qquad \) Device that fits over an erect penis; reduces the chance of STI transmission and pregnancy during sexual intercourse. 5. \( \qquad \) Recurrence of a communicable disease. 6. \( \qquad \) Amount of HIV in the blood. 7. \( \qquad \) Combination of two medications in one pill taken daily to prevent HIV transmission. 8. \( \qquad \) Treatment for HIV/AIDS that includes a mixture of three medications to interfere with the reproduction of HIV inside the body. 9. \( \qquad \) Bloodborne virus that infects and kills the body's cells, weakening the immune system. 10. \( \qquad \) Device that acts as a barrier against pathogens during sexual activity, also acts as a barrier method of contraception. Column B a. external condom b. antiretroviral therapy (ART) c. post-exposure prophylaxds (PEP) d. pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) e. condom f. intemal condom g. acquired immunodeficiency syndron h. reinfection 1. viralload 1. human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)