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HIV/EBV Flashcards

1
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detectable viremia

A

10-15 days after infection

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2
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p24 ag with IgM

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detect before seroconversion

positive in acute infection

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3
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early HIV testing

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4th gen test and RT-PCR at same time

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4
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“red flags of HIV”

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thrush

shingles

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5
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Transmission in pregnancy

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pregnancy
labor and delivery
breastfeeding

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6
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Efavirenz in pregnancy

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causes neural tube defects

if on it and pregnant do not change because she found out too late

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7
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drug of choice for HIV+ pregnant woman

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zidovudine

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8
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prophylaxis <200

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pneumocystis, toxoplasmosis (at 100)

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9
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prophylaxis <50

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MAC/MAI

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10
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HLAB5701

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abacavir

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11
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pretreatment CD4 count >250 females/>400 males

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nevirapine

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12
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cobicstat

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booster without antiviral activity (utilized with elvitegravir)

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13
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maraviroc

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binds CCR5 R to prevent entry

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14
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injection site irritation

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enfuvirtide

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15
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MOA enfuvirtide

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binds pg41

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16
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MOA NNRTI

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bind directly to reverse transcriptase

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17
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long half life complications of NNRTI

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resistance-monotherapy exposure

side effects

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18
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NNRTI side effect

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rash

can progress to Steven Johnson Syndrome (highest in nevirapine)

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19
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neuropsychiatric symptoms

A

efavirenz

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20
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MOA NRTI

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block RT after phosphorylation intracellular (building blocks of RNA and DNA)

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21
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anemia side effect

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Zidovudine

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22
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peripheral neuropathy

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didanosine and stavudine

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23
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hyperpigmentation of skin

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emtricitabine

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24
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nucleotide NRTI

A

tenofovir

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25
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adverse reaction of integrase inhibitor

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CPK elevation (end in ravir)

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26
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MOA protease inhibitors

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inhibit protease from cleaving large viral polypeptides into smaller functional virons

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27
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excretion protease inhibitors

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hepatic oxidative metabolism-drug drug interactions

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28
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booster

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ritonavir

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29
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adverse side effects protease inhibitors

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endocrine side effects-hyperlipidemia, insulin resistance

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30
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hepatitis

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tipranavir

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31
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kidney stones

A

indinavir

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32
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prolonged QT

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atazanavir

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33
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PI resistant virus

A

darunavir and tipranivir

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34
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post exposure prophylaxis

A

truvada (2 hrs after for 28 days)

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35
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pancreatitis

A

didanosine

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36
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cross reactivity with sulfa drugs

A

darunavir and tipranivir

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37
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jaundice

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atazanavir and indinavir

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38
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paresthesias

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fosamprenavir and ritonavir

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39
Q

cells infected by HIV

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T cells-lymphoid tissue are infected
monocytes and macrophages
dendritic cells

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40
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loss of T cells

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direct cytopathic-increased permeability, apoptosis, inflammasome

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41
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uninfected killed

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loss of immature precursors

syncytia formation

42
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qualitative defects CD4T

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reduction in T cell proliferation
decrease in Th1/Th2
loss of memory
decreased B antibody production

43
Q

latent infection

A

CD4 and macrophages (resistant to cytopathic effects)

protected from antiviral therapy

44
Q

abnormal monocyte with HIV

A

CNS infections
decreased phagocytosis
decreased IL1 (no fever)
decreased APC function

45
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dendritic cells with HIV

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transport to LN to transfer to CD4 T cells

46
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B lymphocytes in HIV

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polyclonal activation with germinal center B cell hyperplasia
plasmacytosis
hypergammaglobulinemias
increased immune complexes (TIII HS)

47
Q

HIV in CNS

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neurons not infected
microglia and macrophages infected
monocytes carry HIV to CNS

48
Q

primary infection

A

mucosal epithelia
memory T cells first to be infected
DC to LN

49
Q

seroconversion

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mount humoral and cell mediated immune responses

50
Q

acute retroviral syndrome

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3-6 weeks after infection, resolves in 2-4 weeks

nonspecific symptoms of sore throat, myalgias, fever/sweats, wt loss, fatigue

51
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chronic infection

A

LN and spleen as sites of replication

decrease CD4 and increase viral burden

52
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AIDS

A

opportunistic infections and cancers

CD4 <200

53
Q

AIDS opportunistic infections

A 
pneumocystis
candidiasis
CMV (mostly eye and GI)
MAI
miliary TB
cryptococcus (meningitis)
toxoplasmosis (encephalitis)
JC virus-PML
HSV
54
Q

Kaposi sarcoma

A

cancer in AIDS patients
vascular neoplasm
caused by HHV8 (STD)

55
Q

high grade B cell lymphoma

A

B cell lymphoma late in AIDS
occur in LN, brain, or body cavities
associated with EBV

56
Q

long term side effects of ART

A

lipoatrophy
excess fat deposition centrally
premature CVD, kidney and liver disease

57
Q

lymph nodes

A

follicular hyperplasia to follicular involution

58
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serology

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antibody response 6 days to 1 month after infection

antigenemia precedes seroconversion

59
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CD4 T cell counts

A

indicator of disease progression

60
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viral load test

A

monitor effectiveness of antiviral therapy

61
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diagnostic algorithm

A

p24 antigen (appears before antibodies), then immunoassay or HIV1 nucleic acid test

62
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HIV1

A

widespread

63
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HIV2

A

West Africa

64
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HIV structure

A

positive polarity RNA

65
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M tropic

A

macrophages

66
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T tropic

A

T cells

67
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GAG

A

capsid and core

68
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POL

A

enzymatic complex (RNAse H, protease, integrase)

69
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TAT

A

transactivator for viral and cellular (LTR)

contributes to cancer

70
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REV

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transport mRNA out of nucleus and splicing

71
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NEF

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decreases expression of CD4 and MHCI changes T cell signaling

72
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VIF

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virus assembly and inhibits antivrial APOBEC

73
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VPU

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enhances release

74
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VPR

A

arrests at G2

75
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p24

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cylindrical core

76
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gp120 and 41

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held together by noncovalent bonds
120 for attachment
41 for fusion

77
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errors in HIV

A

RT prone to errors

RT shows copy choice

78
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CCR5

A

M tropic

79
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CXCR4

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T tropic

80
Q

primary HIV screening

A

ELISA

81
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secondary screening

A

Western blot

82
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positive Western Blot

A

positive-serum antibodies bind 120, 41, 31, 24

83
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EBV latent infections

A

cells of respiratory system and regional lymph nodes

84
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transport of EBV

A

lymphocytes

85
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EBV receptor on B cells

A

CD21

86
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EBNA

A

DNA binding proteins

87
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VCA

A

capsid

88
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MA

A

membrane

89
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EA

A

early antigen

90
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late proteins enable attachment

A

gp350/220

91
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fusion interacts with MHC II

A

42

92
Q

latent membrane proteins

A

promote immortalization of B cells

93
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cofactor in Burkitts lymphoma

A

malaria

94
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Downey Cells

A

atypical lymphocytes in blood in response to EBV infected B cells

95
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heterophile antibodies

A

polyclonal antibodies from infected B cells

96
Q

antibody time course

A

VCA (IgM) to VCA (IgG) to EA and EBNA

97
Q

treatment mono

A

valacyclovir

98
Q

vaccine

A

subunit vaccine

99
Q

roseola

A

infects B and T cell and can infect epithelial and endothelial cells and neurons (6 and &

100
Q

HHV8

A

Kaposi sarcoma, GH like product

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