Jeopardy Flashcards
(28 cards)
Condoms, dental dams, and mutual masturbation are what?
Safe sex practices
What occurs 6wks to 6mon after infection?
Window period for HIV
What accounts for 15% of all new HIV cases?
Senior citizens
What does less than 1000copies mean?
Low viral load
Enlargement of 2 or more extra-inguinal site for more than 3mon?
Lymphadenopathy (Cardinal sign of HIV)
T4 count of less than 50?
Clinical diagnosis for AIDS
T4 count of less than 500?
+ for HIV/AIDS
Pneumococcal pneumonia, Tuberculosis, Myobacterium avium complex are all what?
Opportunistic infections
Dementia, delirium and seizures in a pt w/ AIDS is termed what?
AIDS dementia complex
Prolonged diarrhea is a s/s of what?
Cryptosporidiosis
Progressive painful vision loss is a s/s of what?
Cytomegalovirus
Pain, swelling, morning stiffness, fatigue and malaise are initial s/s of what?
Rheumatoid Arthritis
MCP, PIP, wrists, ankles, knees and toes is where what is located?
Joint pain in RA
Tinnitus and hearing loss are side effects of what med for RA?
Aspirin
A cane, walker, resting splints and raised toilet seats are what?
Assistive devices for a pt w/ RA
What is the diagnostic blood test for RA?
Rheumatoid factor
What is the blood test specific for Lupus?
Anti-DNA antibody test
Skin care, sun avoidance and reduction of exposure to infections are what?
Pt education for Lupus
What are the peak sun hours?
10am-3pm
What kind of sunscreen is needed for pt’s w/ Lupus?
30+spf
Hair loss, susceptibility to infection, “moon face”, retinal damage and bone loss are side effects of what med for Lupus?
Corticosteroid
Nephritis, hemolytic anemia, myocarditis, pericarditis and CNS manifestations are what?
Life-threatening complications of Lupus
Procanamide, hydralazine, INH are meds that do what?
Cause Lupus-like symptoms
What is the most common form of multiple sclerosis?
Relapsing remitting MS
