immunity (final) Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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what is HIV human immunodeficiency virus?

A

retrovirus; causes immonosupression

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2
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HIV interventions

A

vaccines
antiretroviral drugs (ART therapy) lifelong
support groups
ELISA test (detects antibodies)

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3
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HIV causes

A

unprotected sex
shared needles
drug use
blood transfusions
bodily fluid exposure

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4
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HIV s/s

A

flu-like symptoms
fever, headache
weakness, fatigue
facial palsy
decreased immunity
swollen lymph nodes
sore throat
joint pain

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5
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Tcells CD4 normal count

A

800-1200

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6
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CD4 count that immune problems begin

A

under 500

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7
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CD4 AIDS diagnosis amount

A

under 200

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8
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increased viral load decreased CD4

A

BAD

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9
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decreased viral load and increased CD4

A

GOOD

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10
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decreased viral load means?

A

less active and decreased risk of infection

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11
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ART therapy

A

lifelong medications
reduces viral load by 90-99%

test viral load 2-4 weeks after starting meds

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12
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post exposure prophylaxis (PEP)

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decreases risk by 80%
start antiretrovirals asap
take for atleast 4 weeks
return for HIV testing 4-6 weeks, 3 months, 6 months

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13
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main cause of death in HIV patients

A

opportunistic diseases
seen 2-4 weeks after infected (usually misdiagnosed)

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14
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what is SLE systemic lupus?

A

multisystem inflammatory auntoimmune disease

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15
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SLE causes

A

environment
race - asian
oral contraceptives
family Hx
stress

all effect flare ups

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16
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SLE s/s

A

butterfly rash
alopecia
swollen lymph nodes
photosensitivity
polyarthritis
numb + cold fingers
renal and liver issues
decreased immunity

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17
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SLE labs / diagnostic tests

A

BUN and creatinine
ESR
CRP
AST ALT - liver

18
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who is at risk for SLE?

A

women 20-40 years old

19
Q

SLE interventions

A

NSAIDS
corticosteroids
support groups
antimalarial drugs

avoid pregnancy during flare up
reduce UV exposure

20
Q

what is rheumatoid arthritis?

A

autoimmune inflammation

21
Q

rheumatoid arthritis causes

A

age 40-60
obesity
gender (women)
family Hx
smoking
gum disease

22
Q

rheumatoid arthritis s/s

A

joint pain
weight loss
depression
deformities
morning stiffness
bleeding gums

23
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rheumatoid arthritis labs/ diagnostic tests

A

bone scan
xray
rheumatoid factor
C reactive protein
liver and kidney function

24
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rheumatoid arthritis interventions

A

hot+ cold therapy
decrease joint use
corticosteroids for flare
NSAIDS (pain relief)
DMARDS - disease modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (slows progression)
methotrexate

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humoral immunity
production of antibodies
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IgG
crosses placental border
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IgE
allergic reaction symptoms 2nd exposure causes anaphylaxis
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IgM
primary immune response
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neutrophils
6-12 hrs first to arrive to injured site
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macrophages
3-7 days eat up 'rust'
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lymphocytes
later cell mediated immunity
32
optimal immune response
protect body from invasion of microorganisms and other antigens prevents infection
33
hypersensitivity immune response
over exaggeration, loses ability to differentiate between self and non self allergic reaction, bee sting, RA, SLE
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suppressed immune response
state of immunodeficiency
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suppressed immune response s/s
frequent infections poor wound healing fatigue malaise weight loss
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suppressed immune response findings
chronic wounds enlarged lymph nodes
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C-reactive protein CRP
liver response to inflammation will be increased
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ESR
indicates inflammation will be increased
39
rheumatoid factor
attacks healthy body presence of RF in blood indicates autoimmune disease
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diagnostic tests for HIV
ELISA western dot