HIV Diagnosis and Clinical manifestations Flashcards

1
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Patient has HIV 1/2 + indeterminate test. Next best step?

A

HIV-1 NAT

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2
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patient has positive HIV 2 antibodies detected. Next best test?

A

HIV 2 RNA PCR

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3
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when does HIV antibody test become positive?

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around 25-30 days

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4
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when does HIV viral Nucleic acid tests detect HIV?

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around 10 days

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5
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which group is the most common in HIV-1?

A

Group M (major)

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6
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which is the most common group to be missed on routine HIV test?

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group O (outlier)

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7
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which is the most common group in the US?

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group B

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8
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what is the most common group location for southern africa?

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group C

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9
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what is this association?

A

flower nucleus, think HTLV1 T-cell leukemia syndrome

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10
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what are the associated syndromes with HTLV-1?

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Infectious

  • TB, MAC, leprosy, recurrent strongyloides, norweigan scabies

Noninfectious hypercalcemia + lytic bone lesions

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11
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what geographic location associated with HTLV-1?

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Jamaica, and japan

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12
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what does HTLV-1 infection cause?

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  • HALF URI
  • HTLV-associated myelopathy
  • Asymptomatic, acute T-cell leukemia
  • lymphocytic pneumonitis/bronchiectasis
  • Flower cells
  • Uveitis
  • rheumatologic syndromes
  • infective dermatitis (pediatric)
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13
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what are the two types of transmissible spongiform encephalopathies?

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Spontaneous

  • Associated with ingesting cows “variant CJD” and human brains (kuru)
  • Associated with medical procedures (iatrogenic) - iCJD

Hereditary

  • Familiar, gestmman-straussler-sheinker (GSS)
  • Fatal familial insomnia (FFI)
  • Fatal sporadic insomnia (FSI)
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14
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what is the typical spontaneous CJD presentation?

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  • rapid progression
  • Classic triad of Dementia, myoclonsu, EEG with periodic sharp waves
  • CSF 14-3-3
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15
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what 2 countries has the most caes of vCJD?

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UK followed by France

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16
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Illness script of vCJD?

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ingested beef from the UK in a 28 year old, not typically abnormal EEG with pulvinar sign in the MRI basial ganglia and florid plaques

17
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Illness script for sCJD?

A

68 year old short progression, abnormal EEG, with double hockey stick in MRI basal ganglia with abnormal prion protein deposits

18
Q

what are definitive causes of iCJD?

A
  • Pituitary extracts (HGH, gonadotropin,Delay may be >30 years)
  • Dura mater grafts (lyodura brand)
  • Transplants (corneal, pericardium, liver)
  • Instrumentation (implantable Neurosurgicla EEG, sterotatic)
19
Q

what are the symptoms of kuru?

A

“shivering and trembling” Progressive ataxia with dementia