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Froggy Jumps HIV & AIDS Clinical EssentialsVersión en línea Test your understanding of HIV/AIDS clinical features. por Precious 1 Name an AIDS-defining illness. a Common cold b Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia (PCP) c Otitis externa 2 Which cancer is AIDS-defining? a Kaposi's sarcoma b Squamous cell carcinoma of skin c Basal cell carcinoma 3 Non-Hodgkin lymphoma in HIV can be: a Unrelated to HIV b AIDS-defining illness c Always curable only with antibiotics 4 Persistent generalized lymphadenopathy in HIV is: a A sign of cancer b Always AIDS-defining c A sign of infection, not AIDS-defining 5 Which eye infection is an AIDS-defining opportunistic infection? a Conjunctivitis from allergies b Giant cell arteritis c CMV retinitis 6 What is a key goal of antiretroviral therapy (ART)? a Eliminate need for monitoring b Increase HIV replication c Suppress HIV replication 7 Which symptom is common in acute HIV infection? a Persistent joint swelling b Chronic cough only c Fever with flu-like symptoms 8 What CD4 count defines AIDS in adults? a > 500 cells/mm3 b < 200 cells/mm3 c 350-499 cells/mm3 9 Which fungal infection defines AIDS when it involves the esophagus? a Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia b Oral thrush only c Esophageal candidiasis 10 Which skin cancer-like lesion is an AIDS-defining illness? a Melanoma b Basal cell carcinoma c Kaposi sarcoma 11 Cytomegalovirus infection that threatens vision is an AIDS-defining condition called? a CMV colitis b CMV nephritis c CMV retinitis 12 Which CNS infection is AIDS-defining when caused by Toxoplasma gondii? a Herpes encephalitis b Cryptococcal meningitis c Toxoplasma encephalitis 13 Which mycobacterial infection is considered AIDS-defining? a Non-tuberculous bronchitis b Pulmonary tuberculosis only c Mycobacterium avium complex (MAC) infection 14 HIV wasting syndrome is defined by what feature? a Unintentional weight loss >10% with weakness or diarrhea b Weight gain >5% c Localizing body pain only 15 Which condition is commonly seen as an AIDS-defining opportunistic illness? a Meningococcal meningitis b Viral influenza c Cryptococcal meningitis 16 The 1st clinical phase of HIV (acute primary phase) occurs how long after exposure? a 2-6 weeks b 2-6 days c 2-6 years 17 Which statement(s) are true about the 2nd clinical phase - Chronic HIV Infection (Clinical Latency Phase)? a Virus is actively replicating despite minimal symptoms. b Symptoms of this phase can include night sweats and recurrent upper resp. infections c Both 18 The 3rd clinical phase of HIV is known as the: a Symptomatic Phase b Asymptomatic Phase c The worst phase 19 How may WHO clinical stages of HIV/AIDS are there? a 4 b 3 c 5 20 Which of the WHO stages of HIV/AIDS is AIDS? a WHO stage 4 b WHO stage 2 c WHO stage 3 21 AIDS-defining illnesses include: a Malignancies and opportunistic infections b Opportunistic infections and chronic headaches c Opportunistic infections only 22 AIDS-defining illnesses include: a Opportunistic parasitic infections only b HIV encephalopathy and HIV wasting syndrome c Opportunistic bacterial infections only

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Name an AIDS-defining illness.

Which cancer is AIDS-defining?

Non-Hodgkin lymphoma in HIV can be:

Persistent generalized lymphadenopathy in HIV is:

Which eye infection is an AIDS-defining opportunistic infection?

What is a key goal of antiretroviral therapy (ART)?

Which symptom is common in acute HIV infection?

What CD4 count defines AIDS in adults?

Which fungal infection defines AIDS when it involves the esophagus?

Which skin cancer-like lesion is an AIDS-defining illness?

Cytomegalovirus infection that threatens vision is an AIDS-defining condition called?

Which CNS infection is AIDS-defining when caused by Toxoplasma gondii?

Which mycobacterial infection is considered AIDS-defining?

HIV wasting syndrome is defined by what feature?

Which condition is commonly seen as an AIDS-defining opportunistic illness?

The 1st clinical phase of HIV (acute primary phase) occurs how long after exposure?

Which statement(s) are true about the 2nd clinical phase - Chronic HIV Infection (Clinical Latency Phase)?

The 3rd clinical phase of HIV is known as the:

How may WHO clinical stages of HIV/AIDS are there?

Which of the WHO stages of HIV/AIDS is AIDS?

AIDS-defining illnesses include:

AIDS-defining illnesses include: