HIV Opportunistic Infections - Grinn Flashcards
CNS Toxoplasmosis is seen when pts CD4 is lower than
100
-Can be reactivated via prior infection
If CD4+ Count is less than 200 then how does Tb present?
What organs are commonly affected
1) Disseminated Disease with miliary pattern
2) GI, Bone, Brain, LN
When is CMV typically seen
<50
How would you get a definitive diagnosis of Toxo
Brain Biopsy
Oropharyngeal Candidiasis (Thrush) Signs
White plaques on erythematous mucosa
HIV+ pts may have a reactivation or new infection of ___ when their CD4+ count is less than 500.
Mycobacterium Tb
How is retinitis Dx
Retinal Exam by ophthalmologist
How do you Dx Primary CNS Lymphoma
1) Brain Biopsy for Definitive Diagnosis
2) CSF presents with malignant lymphoid cells
MRI catches ___ in a pt who has CNS toxoplasmosis
1) Multiple ring enhancing lesions
Sx of Colitis
1) Diarrhea
2) Abdominal Pain
3) Weight Loss
Sx of Mycobacterium Tb
1) Fever
2) Cough
3) Dyspnea
4) Weight Loss
5) Night Sweats
How would you treat a Toxo infection
Empirically and Monitor for Improvement
Sx of Cryptococcal Meningitis
1) Fever
2) Altered Mental Status
3) Headache
** Focal Deficits are less common
What bacteria normally causes Community acquired pneumonia
1) Strep. Pneumonia
2) H. Influenza
Dx of Colitis
Colonoscopy w. mucosal ulcerations
- owls eye - cytoplasm inclusion bodies
Mycobacterium avium intracellular infection (MAI) is seen in pts with a CD4 less than ___ but normally less than ___
1) 50
2) 10
Location of Oral Hairy Leukoplakia
Lateral Tongue
Imaging indications of Tb
1) Apical Cavitary Lesion in Upper Lung Lobe
Conditions of CMV in an AIDS pt
1) Retinitis
2) Colitis