HIV

Question 1

psudomembranous candidiasis in immunocompromised patient have different clinical manifestations what what you see in immunecompetent patient. what are they?

Answer 1

dorsal tongue,
tonsillar pillar area
posterior soft palate
oropharyngeal location

Question 2

white cheese-like plaque thats removable and red erythematous background behind it.

Answer 2

AIDS related kaposi sarcoma

Question 3

red linear band at the marginal gingiva that lacks response to improved oral hygiene

Answer 3

lineal gingival erythema

Question 4

difference in NUG of immunecompetent vs immunecompromised?

Answer 4

NUG in immunecompetent people tend to have tons of plaque accumulation and poor oral hygine whereas NUG in immunocompromised people tend to NOT have any other contributing oral factors.

Question 5

NUP immuncompetent vs immunocompromised

Answer 5

lots of bone loss involvement and lots of local factors unlike NUG.

Question 6

extensive painful tissue distruction that not only involves gingiva and supporting alveolar bone but also adjacent soft tissue and deeper osseous structures

Answer 6

Necrotizing stomatitis in HIV

Question 7

what are the HiV related viral infections?

Answer 7

Moluscum contagiosum,
herpes simplex
varicella zoster
ebv
hpv