HIV Opportunistic Infections - Grinn Flashcards

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CNS Toxoplasmosis is seen when pts CD4 is lower than

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100

-Can be reactivated via prior infection

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If CD4+ Count is less than 200 then how does Tb present?

What organs are commonly affected

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1) Disseminated Disease with miliary pattern

2) GI, Bone, Brain, LN

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When is CMV typically seen

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<50

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How would you get a definitive diagnosis of Toxo

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Brain Biopsy

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Oropharyngeal Candidiasis (Thrush) Signs

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White plaques on erythematous mucosa

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HIV+ pts may have a reactivation or new infection of ___ when their CD4+ count is less than 500.

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Mycobacterium Tb

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How is retinitis Dx

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Retinal Exam by ophthalmologist

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How do you Dx Primary CNS Lymphoma

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1) Brain Biopsy for Definitive Diagnosis

2) CSF presents with malignant lymphoid cells

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MRI catches ___ in a pt who has CNS toxoplasmosis

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1) Multiple ring enhancing lesions

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Sx of Colitis

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1) Diarrhea
2) Abdominal Pain
3) Weight Loss

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Sx of Mycobacterium Tb

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1) Fever
2) Cough
3) Dyspnea
4) Weight Loss
5) Night Sweats

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How would you treat a Toxo infection

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Empirically and Monitor for Improvement

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Sx of Cryptococcal Meningitis

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1) Fever
2) Altered Mental Status
3) Headache

** Focal Deficits are less common

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What bacteria normally causes Community acquired pneumonia

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1) Strep. Pneumonia

2) H. Influenza

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Dx of Colitis

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Colonoscopy w. mucosal ulcerations

- owls eye - cytoplasm inclusion bodies

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Mycobacterium avium intracellular infection (MAI) is seen in pts with a CD4 less than ___ but normally less than ___

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1) 50

2) 10

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Location of Oral Hairy Leukoplakia

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Lateral Tongue

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Imaging indications of Tb

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1) Apical Cavitary Lesion in Upper Lung Lobe

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Conditions of CMV in an AIDS pt

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1) Retinitis

2) Colitis

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What is the leading cause of meningitis in AIDS pts

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1) Cryptococcal Meningitis

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Sx of retinitis

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1) Floaters
2) Scotomas (Flashing lights)
3) Visual Field Cut

22
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What prophylaxis is used for PJP and Toxo

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Trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (TMP-SMX) Daily

23
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Esophageal Candidiasis Signs

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1) Odynophagia

2) Retrosternal pain

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What is shown on a CXR when a pt has community acquire pneumonia

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1) Infiltrate

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Esophageal Candidiasis can be caused by
1) HSV | 2) CMV
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Candidiasis in HIV can lead to ____ or ___
1) Oropharyngeal Candidiasis | 2) Esophageal Candidiasis
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What is the most common infection with pts who have a CD4 count less than 200
Pneumocystis Jirvoecii Pneumonia
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CD4+ Count: Immune System is healthy
>500
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When a pt has PJP, CXR may be normal, but On a CT what in indicative of PJP
Ground-glass infiltrates
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What causes Oral Hairy Leukoplakia
EBV
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MRI shows a single ring enhancing lesion in ___
Primary CNS Lymphoma
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How to receive the Definitive Diagnosis of PJP
1) Analysis of Sputum | 2) Bronchoalveolar Lavage
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Sx of CNS Toxoplasmosis
1) Fever 2) Headache 3) Focal Neuro Deficits: Seizure, Aphasia, and Hemiparesis
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CD4+ Count: Weak Immune System
200-500
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CD4+ Count: <200 or and defining conditions
AIDS
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PJP is common when the CD4+ count is less than ___
200
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Indications of PrEP
1) Sex with untreatedHIV 2) Hx of recent condomless sex (anal) 3) Hx of recent bacterial STI 4) Multiple sex partners of unknown HIV status
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Primary CNS Lymphoma is seen when CD4 count drops lower than ___
50
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Sx of Mycobacterium Avium Intracellular Infection
1) Constitutional Sx - Fever - Weight Loss - Night Sweats 2) Abdominal Pain 3) Lymphadenopathy
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Clinical Sx of PJP
1) Fever 2) Non-productive cough 3) Pleuritic Chest Pain 4) Dyspnea
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An HIV+ pt is at risk for ___ at any CD4 count
Community Acquired Pneumonia | -Most common pulm infection
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CD4 count for Cryptococcal Meningitis
<100
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Lab abnormalities in PJP
Increased LDH | Hypoxemia on ABG
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After a Bronchoalveolar Lavage in order to receive a Definitive Diagnosis you must do a: ___ or ___
1) Wright-Giemsa Stain | 2) PCR
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Physical Findings in Pneumocystis J Pneumonia
Exertional Hypoxia
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How is MAI Dx
Mycobacterium Blood Cultures
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Dx of Cryptococcal Meningitis
1) CSF lumbar puncture shows elevated opening pressure | 2) Cryptococcal antigen +
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Candidiasis in HIV occurs with a CD4 count less than ___
200
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Sx of Community Acquired Pneumonia
1) Fever 2) Cough 3) SOB