Infectious: Flashcards

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HIV-associated lipodystrophy (HIV on antiretroviral drugs: stavudine, zidovudine): abn lipid, glucose metabolism -> insulin resistance, dyslipidemia, incr risk of CVD

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HIV: cut. cryptococcosis (widespread skin papules with umbilications). CD4 <100
-central hemorrhage

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Most accurate initial dx test for primary syphilis: darkfield microscopic exam.

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TMP-SMX: CIx during preg (cause neonatal kernicterus)

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West Nile virus:

arbovirus. transmitted by mosquitoes (summer- early fall). Meningitis

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Viral meningoencephalitis: Entertovirus (coxsackievirus), HSV, Arbovirus (West Nile)

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Dengue fever:
Classic dengue: “break-bone fever”, retro-orbital pain
Dengue hemorrhagic: thrombocytopenia (<100k), bleeding (-> shock), positive tourniquet test (petechiae) *circulatory failure (plasma leakage -> shock)

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Parvovirus B19:
Flu-like sx (fever, myalgia), Arthralgia (symmetric, small). *AA
Slapped cheek: mildly pruritic rash on her face, arms, and legs developed around the same time as the joint symptoms. *Lacy rash.
Px: self-limiting, no long-term sequelae

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Croup (laryngotracheitis):
Tx: Mild (no stridor at rest): humidified air ± corticosteroids
-Moderate/severe (stridor at rest): corticosteroids + nebulized epinephrine

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VZV:
Localized infection - standard precautions and lesion covering
Disseminated infection - standard precautions plus contact and airborne precautions

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