POZ206_SEPTEMBER_2015

Undetectable
The goal of HIV medication is to keep the level of virus low or undetectable in the body. In addition to keeping you healthy, an undetectable viral load also means it’s virtually impossible to transmit HIV to your partner. POZ wants to know about your undetectable status and your thoughts about what it means to be undetectable.
1) Are you currently taking antiretrovirals?

YesNo
2) Is your viral load undetectable?

YesNo
3) How long has your viral load been undetectable?

Less than one year1–2 years2–5 yearsMore than 5 years
4) When was the last time you had your viral load checked?

0–3 months ago3–6 months ago6–9 months ago9–12 months agoMore than 12 months ago
5) Has your viral load ever gone from undetectable back to detectable?

YesNo
6) Have you ever switched your HIV meds because of your viral load?

YesNo
7) How likely are you to engage in condomless sex if your viral load is undetectable versus detectable

Very likelySomewhat likelyNot at all likely
8) How likely are you to disclose your HIV status to a potential sex partner if your viral load is undetectable versus detectable?

Very likelySomewhat likelyNot at all likely
9) Has a sex partner ever asked whether or not you are undetectable?

YesNo
10) Do you think that programs that provide incentives for an undetectable viral load are a good idea?

YesNo
11) What year were you born?
12) What is your gender?

MaleFemaleTransgenderOther
13) What is your sexual orientation?

StraightGay/lesbianBisexualOther
14) What is your ethnicity? (Check all that apply.)

American Indian or Alaska NativeArab or Middle EasternAsianBlack or African AmericanHispanic or LatinoNative Hawaiian or other Pacific IslanderWhiteOther
15. What is your current level of education?

Some high schoolHigh school graduateSome collegeBachelor’s degree or higher
16) What is your zip code?
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Undetectable