Repro 3 Flashcards
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HIV
retro virus transcribes its RNA using reverse transcription
normal CD4
OI CD4 count
500-1600
<200 but can get infections 200-500
HIV viral replication
rapid in very early and very late
new gen every 6-12 weeks
average time to death without treatment
9-11 years
infection
infection of mucosal CD4 (langerhan and dendritic cells) - regional LNs
infection established within 3 days
epidemiology of HIV
MSM
low SES
when do px present
2-4 weeks after infection
fever, maculopapular rash, myalgia, pharyngitis, headache/aseptic meningitis
pneumocystis pneumonia
CD <200
inside onset, SOB, dry cough, exercise desat
high dose co tramoxazole (+/- steroid)
proph for low CD4 low dose co -tramox
TB and immune reconstitution syndrome
immune system reactivated but is more aggressive
cerebral toxoplasmosis
CD4 <150
reactivation of latent virus
multiple cerebral abscess, chorioventinitis
headache fever decrease level of consciousness focal neurology seizures increased ICP
MRI ring enhancing lesions
cytomegalovirus
CMV
CD4<50
reactivation of latent virus - retinitis, colitis, oesophagitis
decreased visual acuity, floaters, abdominal pain, diarrhoea, PR bleeding
ophthalmic screening CD4<50
HIV assoc neurocognitive impairment
HIV1
reduce short term memory +/- motor dysf
progressive multifocal leukonencephalophathy
JC virus
cd4<100
rapidly progressive
focal neurology, confusion, personality change
haematological
anaemia thrombocytopenia
non opportunistic infection symptoms
mucosal candida, seborrheic derm, diarrhoea, fatigue, worsening psoriasis, LD, STIs, hep B, hep C
kaposkis sarcoma
HPV 8
more common in MSM
HAART, local therapies - systemic chemo
non hodgkins lymphoma
EBV
HIV and HAARTs
cervical cancer
HPV
women screened every year rather than every 3 years
risks of HIV transmission
concurrent STIs, anoreceptve sex, trauma, genital ulceration
types of HIV transmission
sexual
parental
maternal
risk of maternal tranmission
1-2%
<0.1% when viral load undetectable
what markers are used in HIV
viral rNA
antigen P24
antibody
3rd gen
ABs IgG/IgM
window period 20-25 days
4th gen
AB and AG P24
WP 14-28 days