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Quiz by Devyn Vachio, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Devyn Vachio
about 8 years ago
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Question 1
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How many people with HIV are unaware they're infected?
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1/5
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1/4
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1/3
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1/6
Question 2
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How many new HIV infections are their every year?
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50k
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30k
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40k
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60k
Question 3
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HIV is transmitted by body fluids containing HIV or infected_____ lymphocytes?
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CD4
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CD3
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CD2
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CD5
Question 4
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What can transmit HIV?
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Blood
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Seminal fluid
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Vaginal secretions
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Amniotic fluid
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Breast milk
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Saliva
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Sweat
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Emesis
Question 5
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Most prenatal HIV infections occur during when?
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Delivery
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In utero
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After birth when breastfeeding
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At conception
Question 6
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Acute HIV infection or syndrome is what stage of HIV?
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Primary infection
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HIV asymptomatic
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HIV symptomatic
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AIDS
Question 7
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The HIV asymptomatic stage had more than how many CD4+ T lymphocytes/mm3?
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500
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250
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750
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1000
Question 8
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The HIV symptomatic stage is a CDC category what?
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B
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A
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C
Question 9
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AIDS is what CDC category?
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C
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A
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B
Question 10
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What CDC category is the primary infection stage?
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A
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B
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C
Question 11
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What CDC category is the HIV asymptomatic stage?
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A
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B
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C
Question 12
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The HIV symptomatic at stage has how many CD4+ lymphocytes/mm3?
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200-499
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500-799
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100-399
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400-699
Question 13
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AIDS has less than how many CD4+ lymphocytes/mm3?
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200
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300
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500
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100
Question 14
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What stage of HIV has none to flu like symptoms?
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Primary infection
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HIV asymptomatic
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HIV symptomatic
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AIDS
Question 15
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Upon reaching the viral set point, the chronic asymptomatic state begins in what stage of HIV?
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HIV asymptomatic
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Primary infection
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HIV symptomatic
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AIDS
Question 16
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In what stage of HIV do the CD4 T cells gradually fall?
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HIV symptomatic
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HIV asymptomatic
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Primary infection
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AIDS
Question 17
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In AIDS, the immune system is significantly impaired when CD4 levels fall below what?
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100
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200
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300
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400
Question 18
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What stage of HIV has the window period, which is a lack of HIV antibodies?
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Primary infection
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HIV asymptomatic
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HIV symptomatic
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AIDS
Question 19
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In what stage does the body have sufficient immune response to defend against pathogens?
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HIV asymptomatic
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HIV symptomatic
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Primary infection
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AIDS
Question 20
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In what stage does the patient develope symptoms or conditions related to the HIV infection which are not classified as category C conditions?
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HIV symptomatic
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HIV asymptomatic
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AIDS
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Primary infection
Question 21
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Which stage has a period of rapid viral replication and dissemination through the body?
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Primary infection
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HIV asymptomatic
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HIV symptomatic
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AIDS
Question 22
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The viral set point is the balance between the amount of HIV and what?
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The immune response
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The amount of antibodies
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The infectious dose
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The time of initial exposure
Question 23
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How many people with HIV are over age 50?
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1/4
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1/5
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1/3
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1/2
Question 24
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Patients may have received HIV infected blood before what year?
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1985
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1990
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1980
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1975
Question 25
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In what test ate antibodies detected, resulting in positive results and marking the end of the window period?
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EIA
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Western blot
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Viral load
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CD4/CD8
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OraQuick
Question 26
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What detects HIV antibodies and is used to confirm EIA?
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Western blot
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Viral load
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CD4/CD8
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OraQuick
Question 27
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What measures HIV RNA in the plasma?
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Viral load
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EIA
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Western blot
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CD4/CD8
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OraQuick
Question 28
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What is an in home HIV test?
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OraQuick
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EIA
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Western blot
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Viral load
Question 29
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What is the most common life threatening infection with AIDS?
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PCP
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MAC
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TB
Question 30
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What symptoms might an AIDS patient with PCP have?
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Non-productive cough
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Productive cough
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Fever chills
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Dyspnea
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Orthopnea
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Chest pain
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Sore throat
Question 31
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TMP-SMZ or pentamidine is used to treat what?
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PCP
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MAC
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TB
Question 32
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A patient with HIV may get oral candidiasis, which may progress to where?
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Esophagus and stomach
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Esophagus and trachea
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Pharynx and larynx
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Esophagus, stomach, and duodenum
Question 33
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What is given to an HIV patient with severe chronic diarrhea?
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Octreotide acetate
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Mycelex troches
Question 34
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Wasting syndrome is what percentage of weight loss and chronic diarrhea?
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10
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7
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15
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20
Question 35
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Wasting syndrome is chronic weakness and what other symptom with absence of other cause?
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Fever
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Pain
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Tremor
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Dysphagia
Question 36
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HIV patients may get Kaposi's sarcoma which has what type of lesions that may involve multiple organ systems?
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Cutaneous
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Subcutaneous
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Mucosal
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Submucosal
Question 37
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What type of lymphomas might HIV patients develop?
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B cell
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T cell
Question 38
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To care for the patient with HIV's skin, you would tell them to avoid what?
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Scratching
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Squeezing
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Pinching
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Blunt trauma
Question 39
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What are bowel irritants to tell the patient with diarrhea to avoid?
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Raw fruits and vegetables
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Red meat
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Carbonated beverages
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Dairy
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Spicy foods
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Foods of extreme temperatures
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Legumes and seeds
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