ch 27 part 10 reviews Flashcards

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1
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viral stis

disease 10

A

HIV/AIDS

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HIV stages

A

1-infection
2-disease
3-AIDs

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Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome

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AIDs

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HIV infection

A

infected but not ill
contracts HIV

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when does HIV disease stage start :

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6 days to 6 weeks after contracting HIV

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HIV disease stage charcteristic :

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6 days to 6 weeks after contracting HIV
early stage, temporary flu-like symptoms
Acute retroviral syndrome (ARS)
asymptomatic period for years

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HIV disease stage symptoms :

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fever
(b) head & muscle aches
(c) sore throat
(d) enlarged lymph nodes
(e) generalized rash can occur

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coincides with high levels of virus replication

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Acute retroviral syndrome (ARS)

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asymptomatic period for years
How?

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clinical latency
virus continuous to replicate

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10
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HIV (viral) set point : helps ______and high means________

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higher : more quickly to develop AIDs
predictor of disease progression

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AIDS symptoms :

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(a) fever
(b) weight loss
(c) diarrhea
(d) fatigue

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most AIDs symptoms due to ______

A

tumors or opportunistic infections

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13
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AIDs stage charcterized by :

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T helper cells (CD4 lymphocytes) drop

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14
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caustive agent

A

Human Immunodeficiency Virus type 1 (HIV-1)

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retrovirus

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(RNA virus)

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main cause worldwide

A

west Africa : HIV-2

17
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HIV’s virus components :

A

1-Surface glycoprotein (SU) gp120
2-Transmembrane glycoprotein (TM) gp41
3-Matrix protein (MA) p17
4-Capsid protein (CA) p24

18
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glycoprotain :

A

(SU) gp120
Attachment & entry

19
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Transmembrane glycoprotein

A

Anchors spikes to the envelope
or like a hand

20
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Matrix protein

A

(MA) p17
stabilizes
virions

veer yn

virion

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Capsid protein

A

(CA) p24
protect viral nucleic acid

22
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pathogenosis

CD4+ roles or functions

A

a) activate B cell
(b) activate macrophages
(c) stimulate Tc cells

23
Q

pathogenosis 1

attaches to CD4+ cells by
and also need __________

A

gb 120,host co-receptor

24
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pathogenosis 2

reverse transcriptase (RT)

A

convert RNA to DNA or we can say make DNA copy OF viral RNA

25
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DNA to RNA conversion process is :

A

transcrapates through enzyme : polymerase

26
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RNA to DNA conversion process is

A

reverse transcraptes

27
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RT has high rate of error that means :

A

HIV genetically highly variable

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pathogenosis 4

DNA moved to nucleus inserted into host cell DNA by

A

integrase

29
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HIV use RT to :

A

replicate and spread

30
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retroviral use

A

genetic info + RNA+protain

31
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transmission :

A

sexual contact
(2) blood and blood products
(3) sharing needles

32
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vertical transmission

A

across the placenta
childbirth
breast feeding

33
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need large viral______for transmission

A

viral titer

34
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prevention :

A

condoms
education
testing
needles exchange programs
abstinence
monogamy
decrease mother infection by
cesarion
medication

35
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treatment :

A

ART (antiretroviral therapy)/
HAART (highly active antiretroviral therapy)

36
Q

decrease mother infection by __________

A

cesarion
medication

37
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ART’s effect on HIV disease

A

cocktail
act on replicating virus at different parts of life cycle
Not a cure
delay progression of HIV disease to AIDs
lowers set point