Infections - Viral Flashcards

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1
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Generalised palpable lymphadenopathy is present with CD4+ cell counts of >500/mm3 (ie. stage I HIV)

A

True `

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2
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Primary HIV exanthem is also known as the acute retroviral syndrome

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True

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3
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HIV infected women have a 3 x increased risk of CIN

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True

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4
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HIV parasite associations

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Leishmanisis
Strongyloides
Acanthamebiasis
Scabies

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5
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Leishmanisis in HIV has a higher rate of therapeutic failure

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True

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6
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HIV induces a shift from a protective Th1 to a Th-type reaction pattern in leishmanisis

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True

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7
Q

List HIV related dermatoses that are not infectious in nature

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Seb derm
Psoriasis
Reactive arthritis
Xerosis
PRP type VII
Pruritic papules eruption of HIV
Eosinphilic folliculitis HIV associated
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8
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Hair and nail disorders secondary to HIV include TRICHOMEGALY due to prolonged anagen resulting from IFNa and zidovudine

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True

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9
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Nail changes are uncommon in HIV patients

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False common in 2/3

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10
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HIV Pt have same risk of developing merkel cell ca and sebaceous ca

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False, elevated

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11
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IRIS occurs 1wk to 3 mo after ART with higher risk in those with high CD4+ T cell counts perior to therapy

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False in low CD4+ T cell counts <50/mm3

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12
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Condyloma lata are moist flat papules/plaques with macerated eroded surfaces in intertriginous areas

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True

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13
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HSV is often acquired asymptomatic ally

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T

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14
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Grouped blisters on buttocks almost always HSV1

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False HSV2

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15
Q

Complications of genital herpes

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Neuropathic bladder
Enhanced HIV transmission due to ulcer
Psychosocial morbidity
Neonatal herpes
Aseptic meningitis
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16
Q

First ep of HSV needs Valtrex 500mg BD for 5-10 days or acyclovir 400mg TDS for 5-10days

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True

17
Q

How to perform a Tzanck smear

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Deroof blister with blunt edge of scalpel blade,
Scrape base of lesion
Smear tissue on clean microscope thinly
Allow to dry, fix specimen with preservative (either alcohol or heat)

18
Q

Chance of baby being infected with HSV in setting of genital herpes

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Very very low, in setting of recurrent infection <3% due protective transplacental antibody. If primary genital herpes, risk is 25-50% for vaginal delivery . Might need acyclovir closer to pregnancy or opt for C section

19
Q

HPV strains that cause anogenital warts are which subtypes?

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  • HPV 6 and 11
20
Q

HPV 16 and 18 mainly responsible for epidermodysplasia verruciformis

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False, this is HPV 5 and 8

21
Q

HPV 16 and 18 largely cause genital and cervical dysplasia and carcinoma

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True

22
Q

What strain of HPV causes plantar wart

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HPV1

23
Q

What strain of HPV causes verruca vulgaris

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HPV2

24
Q

What strains of HPV cause verruca plans

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3 and 10