Answer: HIV is the virus that attacks the immune system and AIDS is when HIV is in a severe phase, causing big damage to the immune system.
Explanation:
HIV: Known as the human immunodeficiency virus, it is the one that causes HIV infection.
AIDS: This disease is caused by HIV, and it is the most advanced stage of HIV.
It is important to explain that because a person has HIV it does not mean that they will contract the AIDS disease since to get to AIDS they have to be a person who did not take care of when they were diagnosed with HIV. The reasons why a person can contract the HIV virus are: having unprotected sex, since it is not known if either person is a carrier of the virus. Blood transfusions are also a means of spreading the disease and also injecting drugs and sharing needles. Some illnesses that a person with the HIV / AIDS virus can have are tuberculosis, pneumonia, and toxoplasmosis.
The nurse before administering the medication should first wash hands then wear gloves. Shake dropper and remove cap and make sure that her fingers do not touch the tip of the dropper, this will prevent cross-contamination. Next the nurse will tilt the child's head to one side and instill the drops. The last step will be to wait at least 3-5 minutes.
