HIV/AIDS

1.A 30-year-old male presents with fever, loose stools and weight loss since three months. On examination patient is cachexic, oral thrush is present and palpable cervical lymph nodes are present.

• a) What is the probable diagnosis and differential diagnosis.
• b) Enumerate the clinical features of this condition.
• c) How do you confirm the diagnosis.
• d) How do you manage this patient

2.Middle aged unmarried male came with history of one-month fever and significant weight loss. Examination revealed lymph node enlargement and oral candidiasis.  Most probable diagnosis  Evaluate for alternative diagnosis  Extra pulmonary complications commonly seen  Outline management

1.Post Exposure Prophylaxis in HIV

1.Immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome(IRIS)

2.Post exposure prophylaxis for Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)

3.Opportunistic infections in HIV

4.Antiretroviral drugs

5.Draw a neat labeled diagram depicting site of action of anti-retroviral drugs

6.List the opportunistic infections that occur in the lungs of an HIV infected patient

7.Post exposure prophylaxis in HIV infection

8.Opportunistic infection in AIDS when CD4 count <50

9.Criteria for initiating anti-retroviral therapy

10.Post exposure prophylaxis for needle stick injuries for HIV positive patient

11.Risk factor for HIV infection

12.Cutaneous manifestation of HIV aids

13.Tenofovir

14.Drugs and regimens used in anti retroviral therapy in the national programme

15.Modes of transmission of HIV

1.The receptors on the cells to which HIV virus attaches is

• 1) CCR 6
• 2) CCR 3
• 3) CCR 5
• 4) CXCR 4
• a) 1 & 2 are correct
• b) 1 & 3 are correct
• c) 3 & 4 are correct
• d) 2 & 4 are correct