Worksheet

Question 0

HIV is a _____

Answer 0

Retrovirus

Question 1

HIV-disease that occurs because of a defect in ___ _____ ____

Answer 1

Cell mediated immunity

Question 2

_____ is the core genetic material

Answer 2

RNA

Question 3

___ ___ ___ is essential for replication

Answer 3

Enzymes reverse transcriptase

Question 4

2 phases of the life cycle of HIV-1

Answer 4

Establishment of infection

Production of new virus particles

Question 5

HIV enters the body and passes by way of the blood to a target cell, where it binds to specific cellular receptor ____

Answer 5

CD4+

Question 6

Target cells that have CD4+ receptors include ____, macrophages, monocytes, and certain neurons and glial cells of the brain

Answer 6

T-helper lymphocytes

Question 7

Only the viral RNA and the ____ enter the cell

Answer 7

Enzymes

Question 8

Single stranded DNA is then translated to double stranded called ___

Answer 8

Provirus

Question 9

Blood count of 500 is considered what category?

Answer 9

Asymptomatic category 1

Question 10

Which clinical category is candidiasis, oropharyngeal (thrush) under?

Answer 10

Category B

Question 11

Which clinical category is Burkitt’s Lymphoma (EVB) under?

Answer 11

Category C

Question 12

What clinical category is Kaposi’s sarcoma under?

Answer 12

Category C

Question 13

Lab count = ____

Answer 13

CD4+ cells

Question 14

___ is considered a predictor for Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia

Answer 14

Candidiasis

Question 15

Periodontal disease lesion that are strongly associated with HIV
(1)

Answer 15

LGE- 2-3mm red band may appear along the gingival margin with petechia-like red lesions of attached gingiva

Question 16

Periodontal disease lesion strongly associated with HIV

2

Answer 16

NUG- ulceration and destruction of interdental papillae with spontaneous bleeding and pain. May develop rapidly

Question 17

Periodontal disease lesion strongly associated with HIV

Answer 17

NUP- attachment loss and severe soft tissue destruction. Occurs in less than 6 months time period.

Question 18

AIDS is associated with infection by the ___ virus

Answer 18

HIV

Question 19

A count of what serologic marker is most often used to evaluate and monitor the progression of HIV infection?

Answer 19

ELISA

Question 20

As the count of indicator cells decreases, the symptoms of disease and the incidence of oral infections or oral lesions related to the HIV infection ____

Answer 20

Increase

Question 21

Most common oral lesions associated with HIV infection

Answer 21

Candidiasis (fungal), erythematous, psuedomembranous, hairy leukoplakia (virus), Kaposi’s sarcoma, non-hodgkin’s lymphoma, periodontal infections (bacterial)

Question 22

Teeth in primary quadrants

Answer 22

Central incisor, lateral incisor, canine, 1st molar, 2nd molar

Question 23

Teeth in permanent quadrant

Answer 23

Central incisor, lateral incisor, canine, 1st premolar, 2nd premolar, 1st molar, 2nd molar, 3rd molar

Question 24

Tooth #’s for permanent 2nd premolars

Answer 24

4, 13, 20, 29

Question 25

Tooth #’s for permanent 3rd molars

Answer 25

1, 16, 17, 32

Question 26

Tooth #’s for permanent 1st molars

Answer 26

3, 14, 19, 30

Question 27

Tooth #’s for permanent canines

Answer 27

6, 11, 22, 27