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HIV- CD4+ T-helper cell ( used to monitor the stages and progression of the virus)information next slide
Normal CD4 = at least 800 cells/mm3 of blood
AIDS = CD4 <200 or other components (illustrated p125)
1. Active aquired immunity
2. Natural passive immunity
3. Natural active immunity
4. Passive artifical immunity
1. Immunity when a client receives an immunization
2.Transfer of antibodies from mother to infant
3. Immunity from client having the disease
4. Immunity from gamma globins (short-term and non-specific)
After exposure to HIV symptoms may occur _?
Usually within 6-12 weeks but may be as long as 6 months (Illustrated CD)
Symptoms of acute HIV
Early nonspecific changes - fatigue,weight loss, persistant fever, diarrhea, night sweats, and generalized lymphadenopathy
Aids patient with Pneumocystis pneumonia requires what kind of precautions?
Just standard, not airborne or droplet
HIV can be transmitted through _ _ _ but not _
Blood, semen and breastmilk but not saliva
Tests for HIV -
2 EIAs and then the Western Blot
Live vaccines not recommended when immunosuppressed
Varicella (chicken pox) and MMR
Ephinephrine drug of choice for allergic reactions and trouble breathing dosage is
0.01 ml/kg
Protease inhibitors may cause _
Hyperglycemia
Azathioprine (Imuran) for Systemic lupus erythratosus, what needs to be avoided when taking
Becoming preganant because it is teratogenic to a fetus. Must stay or be on birth control.
St John's wort should not be taken with
A protease inhibitor
HIV testing for newborns
(EIA and WB for children 18 months or older)
Polymerase chain reaction (PCR); p24 anigen detection; majority of infants who are HIV positive can be identified by 3 months of age (Illustrated page 127) Need two test done two separate time from separate blood samples