Q's from elctures slides pt 3

Is there a vaccine for HSV-4 EBV

No

Which HHV is associated with cancers and other diseases?

HHV-4

EBV (HHV-4) can cause what other disease?

Mononucleosis

Is there a vaccine for HHV-5 (CMV)?

No

Transmission is through direct contact with bodily fluids, breast milk, and respiratory droplets

HHV-5 (CMV)

Associated with Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and mutliple sclerosis

HHV-6A

Primary infection by ALL humans by age 3

HHV-6B

True/false: Kaposi sarcoma is an AIDS defining lesion?

True

True/False: HPV-15 is most likely to progress to cancer

False; HPV-16

True/false: All bodily secretions contain HIV?

True

How is HIV/AIDS transmitted?

Blood, semen, vaginal secretions, breast milk

HIV/AIDS attack what type of lymphocytes?

CD4+ T lymphocytes

In stage 2 of HIV/AIDS (clinical latency) what is it also called?

Asymptomatic or chronic infection

What is not present in stage 2 of HIV/AIDS

No AIDS defining Ols present

Which oral lesion is storngly associated with HIV infection

HIV assoicated oral candidiasis (HIV-OC)

By which organism is HIV associated oral candidiasis caused by?

Fungal

Most common HIV-associated oral malignancy; caused by HHV-8

Kaposi sarcoma

______ _____ _____ is an oral lesion strongly associated with HIV infection

Necrotizing periodontal disease

If a patient is not vaccinated, what would be the next step?

Community education

Community education has a goal baseAd on what 3 things?

1. Awareness of risk

2. Modes of transmission

3. Preventive measures