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Aids chapter16
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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| HIV | Human Immunodeficiency Virus |
| HIV Occurs through | Sexual practices,not sexual preferences |
| Most common in US mode of HIV transmission | Sexual intercourse |
| In the US as many as half of all new HIV infections | Are now associated either directly or indirectly c injection drug use. |
| HIV infection is spreading fastest in the US among | young people,drug users,injecting drug users,women,African Americans and hispanics. |
| Aids casas have declined since | 1992 |
| The decline in Pediatric AIDS incidense is associated with | The increase compliance with universal counciling,testing of pregnant women and the use of zidovudine by HIV-INFECTED pregnant women and their newborn infants |
| Zidovudine | |
| HIV is a obligate virus | Meaning it must have a host organism to survive. |
| HIV is transmitted from human to human through | Infected blood,semem,cervicovaginal secretions, and breast milk |
| HIV is also found in | Pericardial,synovial,cerebrospinal,pertitoneal,and amniotic fluid. |
| Vertical Transmission of HIV,or transmission from a mother to a fetus | Can occure during pregnancy,delivery,or through postpartum breastfeeding. |
| HIV has been found inbody fluids such as salivia,urine,tears and feces | there has been no evidence that these substances are capable of transmission,unless fluids contain visible blood. |
| HIV is not transmitted by casual contacts such as | Hugging,dry kissing,shaking hands,or sharing food or utensils. |
| HIV is not transmitted by | Animals or insects,coughing,sneezing or sharing objects such as pencils or computer keyboard. |
| The three most common modes of HIV transmission are | Anal or vaginal intercouse,contaminated injecting drug equitment and paraphernalia, and mother to child. |
| Once infected you can transmit HIV | At anytime throughout the disease,even when the host appears healthy and no signsof immune destruction. |
| Viral Load(Amount of measurable HIV VIRIONS) | iS highest immediately after infection and during later stages of disease. |
| The majority of HIV transmissions in the US | Occur in the MSM category via receptive anal intercouse,heterosexual transmission via anal is increasing. |
| HIV is a obligate virus | Meaning it must have a host organism to survive. |
| HIV is transmitted from human to human through | Infected blood,semem,cervicovaginal secretions, and breast milk |
| HIV is also found in | Pericardial,synovial,cerebrospinal,pertitoneal,and amniotic fluid. |
| Vertical Transmission of HIV,or transmission from a mother to a fetus | Canoccurduring pregnancy,delivery,or through postpartum breastfeeding. |
| HIV has been found inbody fluids such as salivia,urine,tears and feces | there has been no evidence that these substances are capable of transmission,unless fluids contain visible blood. |
| HIV is not transmitted by casual contacts such as | Hugging,dry kissing,shaking hands,or sharing food or utensils. |
| HIV is not transmitted by | Animals or insects,coughing,sneezing or sharing objects such as pencils or computer keyboard. |
| The three most common modes of HIV transmission are | Anal or vaginal intercouse,contaminated injecting drug equitment and paraphernalia, and mother to child. |
| Once infected you can transmit HIV | At anytime throughout the disease,even when the host appears healthy and no signsof immune destruction. |
| Viral Load(Amount of measurable HIV VIRIONS) | iS highest immediately after infection and during later stages of disease. |
| The majority of HIV transmissions in the US | Occur in the MSM category via receptive anal intercouse,heterosexual transmission via anal is increasing. |
| Signs and symptoms of HIV INFECTION | abdominal pain,chills or fever,cough dry or productive,diarrhea,disorintation,dyspenia,fatigue,headache,malaise,muscle or joint pain |
| S/S Cont.... | Lymphadenopathy(disorder of lympth nodes)night sweats,oral lesions,shortness of breath,skin rash,sore throat,weight loss. |
| Primary HIV infection S/S | Fever,Adenopathy(disease of lymph nodes)pharyngitis,Rash,myalgias(muscle pain),diarrhea |
| Primary S/S Cond... | headache,N/V,Hepatosplenomegaly(enlargement of liver and spleen)weight loss,thrush,neurological symptoms |
| Diagnosis | aaa |
| diagnosis | a |
| diagnosis | aa |
| Prevention of HIV | Education on prevention is the oly truely effective vacine available to curb the hiv epedemic. |
| Nurses need to teach patients methods | to reduce the risk of transmission of aids |
| Hard Reduction does not completely eliminate the risk of HIV | Instead it focuses on minimizing the personal and social harms and cost associated with these activities. |
| Harm-reduction education is a fundemental element of | HIV PREVENTION METHOD. |
| Prevention Options | Abstinence from sexual contact,drug use,condoms,stop use of injectable drugs. |
| Cleaning syringe needles | Fill the syringe c sodium hypochchlorite 5.25%(clorox)bleach two times.fill c clean water 2 times and empty 2 times. |
| Use of zidovudine or other anti-HIV therapy given during pregnancy | and to infant for thefirst 6 weeks of life. |