Human Immunodeficiency Virus-HIV Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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Sexual Transmission of HIV ?

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  1. Homosexual-Male common
  2. Heterosexual

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Parental transmission of HIV ??

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  1. Blood & B products
  2. Drug abusers
  3. Contaminated needles

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2
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Vertical transmission of HIV ??

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  1. During birth
  2. Transplacental
  3. Breast feeding

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3
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Other method of HIV ??

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  1. Denoted organs
  2. Denoted semen
  3. Skin piercing
  4. Sharping sharp razors

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4
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why no vaccine of HIV ?

A

p24 - variation beshiiii

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5
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HIV + HBV
konta age Tx ?

A

HBV

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6
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HIV 1 vs HIV 2 = ??

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HIV-1
worldwide
infectivity more
Incubation period - short
virulence - more

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6
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Types of HIV ?

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HIV - 1+2

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7
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nucleocapsid core protein of HIV ?

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p-24
p-17

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7
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envelope Atg of HIV ?

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gp-120
gp-41
enzyme atg-p53

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8
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cancer associated with HIV ?

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Non-hodgkin
kaposi sarcoma
burkitts lymphoma
cervical & anogenital cancer

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8
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late / immunodeficiency phase CD4+ T cells count in HIV ?

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&laquo_space;400 cells / micro L

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9
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when opportunistic infection by HIV ?

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CD4+ T cells &laquo_space;200 cells / micro L

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10
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why persistant infection in HIV ?

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integration of viral DNA into the DNA of infected cells

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regulatory genes in HIV required for replication ?

A

tat
rev

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12
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stage of HIV ?

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early/acute
middle latent
late/immunodeficiency

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13
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tat function ?

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activation of transport of viral genes

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14
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rev function ?

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transport of mRNA from Nucleus to cytoplasm

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sturctural genes found in retrovirus ?

16
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gag type ?

17
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p17 of gag function ?

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p24 / p7 of gag fucntion ?

19
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env type >

20
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Gp 120 function ?

A

attachment of CD4 protein

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Gp 41 fucntion ?
fusion with host cells
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pol genes types ?
RT protease integrase
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Which suppression is marked in AIDS ?
CMI ==== Immunosuppressiomn
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acute stage of HIV infection time ?
2-4 weeks
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latent stage time ?
7-11 years
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seequestrated site of HIV during latent phase ?
lymph node
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why HIV more in female ?
viral load +++ beshi sexual intercourse - microtrauma larger mucosal surface vaginal mucosa ---- virus entry
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how CD4+ t cells are destryoed in AIDS ?
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anti-retroviral drugs name ?
zidovudine etravirine
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HAART full form ?
highly active anti-retroviral therapy
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HAART drugs name ?
nucleoside /tide reverse transcriptase inhibitors + one protease inhibitor
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combination therapy of HAART ?
NRTI + PI / NRTI + NNRTI 696
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How to monitor HIV ?
CD4+ T cell count HIV RNA load p24 Atg detection
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how to detect viral load ?
RT-PCR
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best & most consistent index for monitoring HIV ?
HIV RNA load
36
opportunistic fungal infections by HIV ?
Candida cryptococcus coccidioides histoplasma pneumocystosis jiroveci
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Other protozoal infection ?
toxoplasma strongyloides stercoralis
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serological test / detection of AB ?
ELISA western blot
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detection of vrisal antigen >
p24 atg
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detetion of viral RNA process ?
PCR
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Immune function test ?
CD4+ cells << 200/mm3
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why western blot not in use now ?
inability to detect acute infection protential to misclassify HIV-2 infection as an HIV-1