7-HIV and AIDS Flashcards

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1
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What is the percentage of chance of infection of HIV with a needle stick?

A

0.23%

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What are the top 5 riskiest behaviors for HIV exposure?

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  1. Blood Transfusion
  2. Needle-sharing during IV drug use
  3. Receptive anal intercourse
  4. Percutaneous Needle Stick
  5. Insertive anal intercourse
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What are 2 ways in which someone is considered to have AIDS?

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  • AIDS defining opportunistic infection regardless of CD4 T cell count
  • CD4 count less than 200 CD4 T cells/ml
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Out of the more than 1.2 million Americans with HIV what percentage know they are infected?

A

87%

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Out of the more than 1.2 million Americans with HIV what percentage are seeing an HIV doctor?

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39%

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Out of the more than 1.2 million Americans with HIV what percentage are receiving treatment?

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36%

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Out of the more than 1.2 million Americans with HIV what percentage have a very low amount of virus in their bodies?

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30%

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What percent of first diagnosis of HIV is with co-diagnosis of AIDS?

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25%

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9
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Without treatment in HIV pregnancy and perinatal transmission, what what percent of cases does transmission occur?

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25-30%

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With treatment (antivirals) in HIV pregnancy and perinatal transmission, what what percent of cases does transmission occur?

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What is a daily pill that is a combination of 2 HIV drugs used to treat HIV?

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PrEP - Prophylaxis for HIV (Pre-Exposure)

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In Post-Exposure Prophylaxis, start cART as soon as possible, the absolute best is within …, and continue for … days.

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2hrs, but within 72 hrs

28 days

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What is the window period, time it takes from when someone is infected until they show up positive on a test, for the HIV antigen/antibody test?

A

14-20 days

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14
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What is an AIDS defining illness of the oral cavity, from HHV-8?

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Kaposi’s Sarcoma

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What is a common infection in the oral cavity due to HIV, and caused by EBV?

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Oral Hairy Leukoplakia

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What is a common infection in the oral cavity due to HIV, and caused by HSV-1?

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Oral Herpes Sores

17
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What is a common infection in the oral cavity due to HIV, and caused by HPV?

A

Oral Warts