Care of HIV patients (lecture) Flashcards

1
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When did screening of donated blood for HIV begin?

A

1985

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When did screening of donated blood for HIV begin?

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1985

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HIV can be spread via what four bodily fluids?

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Semen, cervicovaginal fluid, Breast milk, CSF

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4
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What will be the cell types that are most abnormal in an acutely infected HIV patient?

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Lymphocytes will be increased more than the others (viral infections in general) and Platelets will be very low (40,000)

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Patient shows up with pneumonia. First line treatment is ______ and _____ for CAP. If there is no response, infection from _________ ________ (organism) is highly likely and increases suspicion of what underlying infection?

A
Azithromycin and Ceftriaxone
Pneumocystis jirovecii (yeast-like fungus) is an AIDS defining illness
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What are the screening and diagnostic tests for HIV?

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ELISA is screening (high sensitivity)

Western Blot is diagnostic (high specificity)

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What condition is most likely to give a false positive for HIV ELISA?

A

Pregnancy

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What two tests are used for detecting primary HIV infection? Which is more specific?

A

p24 antigen is more specific

HIV RNA PCR is more sensitive

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9
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What three malignancies are most strongly a/w HIV?

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Lymphoma, cervical carcinoma, Karposi’s sarcoma

All of these are a/w oncogenic viruses

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Prophylaxis for PCP, Toxo, and MAC is indicated at what CD4 levels?

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Post-needle stick ART therapy should begin within what time frame?

A

2 hr time limit

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HIV can be spread via what four bodily fluids?

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Semen, cervicovaginal fluid, Breast milk, CSF

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What will be the cell types that are most abnormal in an acutely infected HIV patient?

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Lymphocytes will be increased more than the others (viral infections in general) and Platelets will be very low (40,000)

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Patient shows up with pneumonia. First line treatment is ______ and _____ for CAP. If there is no response, infection from _________ ________ (organism) is highly likely and increases suspicion of what underlying infection?

A
Azithromycin and Ceftriaxone
Pneumocystis jirovecii (yeast-like fungus) is an AIDS defining illness
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What are the screening and diagnostic tests for HIV?

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ELISA is screening (high sensitivity)

Western Blot is diagnostic (high specificity)

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16
Q

What condition is most likely to give a false positive for HIV ELISA?

A

Pregnancy

17
Q

What two tests are used for detecting primary HIV infection? Which is more specific?

A

p24 antigen is more specific

HIV RNA PCR is more sensitive

18
Q

What three malignancies are most strongly a/w HIV?

A

Lymphoma, cervical carcinoma, Karposi’s sarcoma

All of these are a/w oncogenic viruses

19
Q

Prophylaxis for PCP, Toxo, and MAC is indicated at what CD4 levels?

A
20
Q

Post-needle stick ART therapy should begin within what time frame?

A

2 hr time limit