Research Article
Evaluating Knowledge, Attitude, and Behavior of Dentists on HIV/AIDS in West Java, Indonesia, in the COVID-19 Era
Table 3
Response of dentists to knowledge statements about HIV/AIDS.
| | Questions | Yes | No |
| | HIV antibodies are formed 6 to 8 weeks after the first infection | 134 (64.1%) | 75 (35.9%) | | HIV transmission can occur through blood transfusions | 204 (97.6%) | 5 (2.4%) | | Transmission of HIV can occur from mother to child during pregnancy, childbirth, and breastfeeding | 190 (90.9%) | 19 (9.1%) | | Lesions associated with HIV infection on adults | | Herpes simplex virus infection | 155 (74.1%) | 54 (25.9%) | | Herpes zoster virus infection | 107 (51.1%) | 102 (48.9%) | | Cytomegalovirus infection | 131 (62.7%) | 78 (37.3%) | | Human papillomavirus infection | 160 (76.6%) | 49 (23.4%) | | Linear gingival erythema | 161 (77.0%) | 48 (23.0%) | | Kaposi’s sarcoma | 172 (82.3%) | 37 (17.7%) | | Salivary gland swelling | 118 (56.5%) | 91 (43.5%) | | Oral mucosa hyperpigmentation | 106 (50.7%) | 103 (49.3%) | | Thrombocytopenic purpura | 118 (56.5%) | 91 (43.5%) | | Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma | 115 (55.0%) | 94 (45.0%) |
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