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Hiv pathogenesis and lab diagnosis, Schemes and Mind Maps of Microbiology

Hiv pathogenesis and lab diagnosis

Typology: Schemes and Mind Maps

2022/2023

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HIV / AIDS
Transmission
:
About
so
%
by
sexually
transmitted
disease
(
STDs
)
°
About
15%
by
blood
.
About
5%
by
Mother
to
fetus
.
(
~
30%
of
infants
born
to
HIV
-1
mothers
may
get
the
infection
)
Courage
:
klindwenl
-
When
virus
enters
the
body
.
it
is
multiplied
in
the
body
cell
,
but
it
cannot
be
detected
easily
.
The
Virus
capsid
antigen
p
24
can
be
detected
in
blood
.
sewp-osies.ge
-
Few
months
later
,
antibodies
are
seen
in
circulation
This
is
sew
positivity
.
°
During
this
period
.
person
in
normal
but
a
carrier
.
About
10%
y
seropositive
individual
progress
to
3rd
stage
within
5
years
.
About
50%
within
to
yos
.
About
90%
within
15
yos
(
if
not
treated
)
AlDem
-
Third
stage
in
when
the
clinical
manifestations
start
.
By
this
time
,
immune
system
Ii
Commensal
microbes
19
Patients
die
within
2
years
after
3rd
stage
.
Some
infections
by
-
Fungi
:
Candida
&
Cryptococcus
Virus
:
Cytomegalovirus
&
Herpes
simplex
Parasites
:
Pneumocystis
carinii
Bacteria
:
Mycobacterium
&
Salmonella
pf3
pf4
pf5

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HIV / AIDS

Transmission

:

  • About (^) so %

by sexually

transmitted disease

STDs )

°

About 15%

by

blood.

  • About (^) 5%

by

Mother to

fetus

.

(

~ 30%

of

infants

born to (^) HIV -

mothers

may get

the

infection

)

Courage

:

klindwenl

  • (^) When

virus enters^ the^

body

.

it (^) is multiplied

in the

body

cell ,

but it^ cannot be detected

easily

.

  • (^) The Virus

capsid antigen p

(^24) can be^ detected (^) in blood .

sewp-osies.ge

  • Few months (^) later ,

antibodies

are seen in circulation

This is (^) sew

positivity

.

°

During

this period . person

in normal^

but

a carrier^ .

  • About (^) 10% y seropositive

individual

progress

to 3rd^

stage

within 5

years

.

  • (^) About 50% within^ to

yos

.

  • (^) About 90% within^15

yos

( if

not treated^

)

AlDem

Third

stage

in when the clinical

manifestations

start (^).

By

this time^ ,

immune

system

Ii

  • Commensal (^) microbes 19
  • (^) Patients

die within 2

years after^

3rd

stage

.

  • Some

infections by

Fungi

: Candida^ &

Cryptococcus

Virus (^) :

Cytomegalovirus

&

Herpes (^) simplex

Parasites :

Pneumocystis

carinii

Bacteria :

Mycobacterium

& Salmonella

  • Cancers

associated

with AIDS an

Kaposi

sarcoma and

NHL ( non

Hodgkin

's

lymphoma

)

Cognitive impairment^

due to

meningitis

. Neuropathies

and

Neuropsychiatric manifestations

.

Cli anifestakons

:

o

lymphadenopathy

and Fever

may

be seen

by

end

of

2nd

stage

.

  • (^) AIDS related

symptoms

( Ars) are

wide.

. Since^

immunity

in (^) Hi ,

non -

pathogenic (^) microorganisms

enter

into

the

body

and

produce

lesions in skin

,

GIT (^). lungs

. Urinary

tract

.

brain etc^.

  • Gastroenteritis

& Tuberculosis are predominant

in AIDS^ in India^.

Laboratory

Analysis

:

cis

by

ELISA

test

.

ciii tales

  • fern bolt ( confirmatory

)

(

iii , T -

helper

count (

L 300 Camm

Normal -^400 cumin (^) )

(

Ivi

p

(^24) A

cut RTPCK (

real time PCR)^ - To detect (^) Hiv

particles

in blood .

Value I^5000

copies

1mL of

blood in^

good prognosis

.

I lakh^ 1mi (^) g

blood in bad^

prognosis

.

His HAT (

Nucleic

acid

testing

)

I,

Involves

amplification

and

detection

of

one or (^) more

specific

target sequences

located in

specific

Hiv

genes

.

o Detection

limit

= 200 to^400

copies

1mL

.

Human

Immunodeficiency

Virus

:

structure :

cis Hiv

belongs

to (^) the retrovirus

groups

. RNA

containing

viruses that

replicate

with the

help

of

reverse

transcriptase

( RT) or^ RMA

dependent

DNA

polymerase

.

iii, Virus^ has^

a

cylindrical

core ,

containing

two

copies

of

ss (^) RNA.

ciii ,^ Protein

components

are

named

after

its molecular

wt .

civl Core contains^ Reverse

transcriptase

( p

66 &

p

55 ) ,

endonuclease

( p

32 )

Nucleocapsid (^

pg

protease

( p

lo )

Major capsid

Antigen

( pm )

  • (^) About 200

copies

.

Outer (^) shell -

Myn

's to^

ligated

Protein

(P

(^17) )

[

About

pies

D

p

24

]

Virus

Entry

:

l "^ The

binding

of

Hiv with

target

cell in^

through

a

receptor

mechanism

ciii The

gp

120

of

vines

envelope

with

specifically

bind with (^) CD

molecule on (^) the

surface of

target

cell. CD4 acts^ as a

receptor

for

tins.

(

iii , The^ CD molecules (^) are

present

on

surface

of

T

helper

cells &

therefore helper^

cells receive the maximum (^) attack

of

Hiv.

(

im HIV^ uses (^) CD4 and (^) chemokines as

entering

receptors

.

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( is Reverse transcriptase

RT )

inhibitors :

( is AZT

di

deoxy thymidine

, azidothymidine ,

Zidovudine )

Iiis dd^ I (

di

deoxy

inosine ,

didanosine

, Zidan (^) cosine )

(

iii

, ddc^

(

di

deoxy

cytidine (^) ,

Zalcitabine

( in da > (

stane dine )

1 × 1 37C

Lami vaccine

( V Abacaxir

ciis

Integrase

Inhibitors : iii

Raltegraxir

iiis

Ehiitegraneir

ciiii Dolutegravir

(

Iii, Protease (^) Inhibitors : ci , Iopinaneir

ciis Indinaniir

(

Iii , Nel

finaneir

(

in

Ampnnaneir

a) Ritonaneir

( v1) Darunaniir & Atazanayir ( first

line

choice )

(

in

Entry

Inhibitors (^) : Manami me

&

Enfuiirtide

.

Prevention

:

  • Since there^ in no cure for

AIDS ,

and vaccines

are

not

present

,

public

awareness

& education are

only

means to limit.

  • (^) Use

protections

.

Using disposable

syringes

.

Boiling for^

to (^) mins will inactivate^ the^ virus.

C