Use the text as guide, answering the question, as a medical technology student, what is the importance of understanding RA 11166? Enumerate at least 4 ways how are you going to promote HIV awareness? 168 Recitals in Medical Technology Laws and BioethicsPreventive Measures, Safe Practices, and ProceduresWhat are the preventive measures for HIV?The HIV preventive measures provided under R.A. No. 11166 include:1. Creation of rights-based and community-led behavior modification programsthat seek to encourage HIV risk reduction behavior among PLHIVs2. Establishment and enforcement of rights-based mechanisms to stronglyencourage newly tested HIV-positive individuals to conduct partner notificationand to promote HIV status disclosure to partners3. Establishment of standard precautionary measures in public and private healthfacilities994. Accessibility of ART and management of opportunistic infections5.Mobilization of communities of PLHIV for public awareness campaigns andstigma reduction activitiesteoftol6. Establishment of comprehensive human rights and evidence-based policies,programs, and approaches that aim to reduce transmission of HIV and itsharmful consequences to members of key affected populations410 05What are the guidelines and standard precautions on thedonation of blood, tissues, or organs?The following are the guidelines and standard precautions for the donation of blood,tissues, and organs:1. All donated blood shall also be subjected to HIV testing.2. Donations of tissue or organ, whether gratuitous or onerous, shall be acceptedby a laboratory or institution only after a sample from the donor has been testednegative for HIV.3. All donors whose blood, tissue/s, or organ/s test positive shall be deferredfrom donation, notified of their HIV status, counseled, and referred for care andclinical management as soon as possible.4. Donations of blood, tissue, or organ that test positive for HIV may be acceptedfor research purposes only and shall be subject to strict sanitary disposalrequirements.5. A second test may be demanded as a matter of right by the blood, tissue, oforgan recipient or his/her immediate relatives before transfusion or transplant,except during emergency cases.risthdhin The "Philippine HIV and AIDS Policy Act" and Its Implementing Rules and Regulations 169NOTA BENEDonation is an act of liberality whereby a person disposes gratuitously of a thing orright in favor of another, who accepts it.237As a rule, all donated blood shall be subjected to HIV testing.Donated tissues or organs shall be accepted by a laboratory or institution only afterthe donor tested negative for HIV. The donation is said to be gratuitous, or a simpledonation, when the reason for donation is mere liberality or generosity. The donation,however, is considered onerous when it is burdened with charges or future services equalin value of the item donated.All donors who are positive for HIV shall be deferred for donation. However, blood,tissues, and organs of donors who tested positive for HIV may only be accepted forpurposes of research.Note that under R.A. No. 7719, once a blood unit has been tested or screened byblood centers, it shall not be retested. However, the present HIV/AIDS law provides forthe exception of this prohibition that a second test may be demanded as a matter of rightby the recipient or his/her immediate relatives before transfusion or transplant. As anexception to this exception, the second test may be dispensed with during emergencycases.n beruddoWhat are the instances where the consent of the donor is deemedgiven?godtto 91Lawful consent to HIV testing of a donated human body, organ, tissue, or bloodshall be considered as having been given when:fürst gril1. a person volunteers or freely agrees to donate one's blood, organ, or tissue fortransfusion, transplantation, or research; and2. a legacy and a donation are executed in accordance with Sections 3 and 4respectively, of R.A. No. 7170, otherwise known as the Organ Donation Act of1991.NOTA BENEThe HIV/AIDS Law provides for two types of consent or waiver:person1. Express consent (express waiver), which is the written consent from thetaking the test and which must be obtained first before HIV testing (Section 29)2. Implied consent (implied waiver), which is the consent that is indirectly given byreason of operation of law (Section 27)of the Philippines

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Use the text as guide, answering the question, as a medical technology student, what is the importance of understanding RA 11166? Enumerate at least 4 ways how are you going to promote HIV awareness? 168 Recitals in Medical Technology Laws and BioethicsPreventive Measures, Safe Practices, and ProceduresWhat are the preventive measures for HIV?The HIV preventive measures provided under R.A. No. 11166 include:1. Creation of rights-based and community-led behavior modification programsthat seek to encourage HIV risk reduction behavior among PLHIVs2. Establishment and enforcement of rights-based mechanisms to stronglyencourage newly tested HIV-positive individuals to conduct partner notificationand to promote HIV status disclosure to partners3. Establishment of standard precautionary measures in public and private healthfacilities994. Accessibility of ART and management of opportunistic infections5.Mobilization of communities of PLHIV for public awareness campaigns andstigma reduction activitiesteoftol6. Establishment of comprehensive human rights and evidence-based policies,programs, and approaches that aim to reduce transmission of HIV and itsharmful consequences to members of key affected populations410 05What are the guidelines and standard precautions on thedonation of blood, tissues, or organs?The following are the guidelines and standard precautions for the donation of blood,tissues, and organs:1. All donated blood shall also be subjected to HIV testing.2. Donations of tissue or organ, whether gratuitous or onerous, shall be acceptedby a laboratory or institution only after a sample from the donor has been testednegative for HIV.3. All donors whose blood, tissue/s, or organ/s test positive shall be deferredfrom donation, notified of their HIV status, counseled, and referred for care andclinical management as soon as possible.4. Donations of blood, tissue, or organ that test positive for HIV may be acceptedfor research purposes only and shall be subject to strict sanitary disposalrequirements.5. A second test may be demanded as a matter of right by the blood, tissue, oforgan recipient or his/her immediate relatives before transfusion or transplant,except during emergency cases.risthdhin The &#34;Philippine HIV and AIDS Policy Act&#34; and Its Implementing Rules and Regulations 169NOTA BENEDonation is an act of liberality whereby a person disposes gratuitously of a thing orright in favor of another, who accepts it.237As a rule, all donated blood shall be subjected to HIV testing.Donated tissues or organs shall be accepted by a laboratory or institution only afterthe donor tested negative for HIV. The donation is said to be gratuitous, or a simpledonation, when the reason for donation is mere liberality or generosity. The donation,however, is considered onerous when it is burdened with charges or future services equalin value of the item donated.All donors who are positive for HIV shall be deferred for donation. However, blood,tissues, and organs of donors who tested positive for HIV may only be accepted forpurposes of research.Note that under R.A. No. 7719, once a blood unit has been tested or screened byblood centers, it shall not be retested. However, the present HIV/AIDS law provides forthe exception of this prohibition that a second test may be demanded as a matter of rightby the recipient or his/her immediate relatives before transfusion or transplant. As anexception to this exception, the second test may be dispensed with during emergencycases.n beruddoWhat are the instances where the consent of the donor is deemedgiven?godtto 91Lawful consent to HIV testing of a donated human body, organ, tissue, or bloodshall be considered as having been given when:fürst gril1. a person volunteers or freely agrees to donate one's blood, organ, or tissue fortransfusion, transplantation, or research; and2. a legacy and a donation are executed in accordance with Sections 3 and 4respectively, of R.A. No. 7170, otherwise known as the Organ Donation Act of1991.NOTA BENEThe HIV/AIDS Law provides for two types of consent or waiver:person1. Express consent (express waiver), which is the written consent from thetaking the test and which must be obtained first before HIV testing (Section 29)2. Implied consent (implied waiver), which is the consent that is indirectly given byreason of operation of law (Section 27)of the Philippines

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HIV ( Human immunodeficiency virus) is a virus, this attack mainly immune system. Presently there is…