Explore the evolution and current management of HIV in this comprehensive physician grand rounds lecture. Delve into the history of HIV, its global impact, and modern treatment approaches. Learn about risk factors, diagnostic tests, and the principles of HIV care. Examine case studies, understand the challenges faced by the aging HIV population, and discover the latest developments in prevention and potential cures. Gain valuable insights into HIV management, including antiretroviral therapy, preventive care, and future treatment prospects.
Overview
Syllabus
Welcome
Introduction
Title
HIV Team
Personal Case
The HIV Story
Where did HIV come from
HIV Timeline
Immigrants with HIV
The Band Played On
Modern Care of HIV
Global HIV Numbers
US HIV Numbers
Iowa HIV Numbers
Case
Risk Factors
Heat Map
Another Case
Know Risk Factors
HIV Tests
Dont Overreact
Western Blot Test
False Positives
Retrovirus
How HIV Works
Acute Retroviral Syndrome
Common Signs Symptoms
Labs
Malignancies
lymphoma
HIV
Treatment
When to treat
Studies
True Story
Treatment Principles
Treatments
AZT
Triple A1
Expected Life Expectancy
Preventive Care
Medicines
The Treatment
Standard Precautions
TakeHome Points
The Future of HIV Treatment
HIV Population is Aging
Chronic Inflammatory State
Vaccines
HIV Cure
PreExposure Prophylaxis
Iowa State University
Questions
Taught by
Mary Greeley Medical Center
Reviews
5.0 rating, based on 1 Class Central review
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It's a beneficial course and amazing at the same time. HIV infects and affects all of us so it's best we know how to tackle it and stigma and discrimination is a deadly disease not AIDS. HIV can be manageable with treatment. The Lowe the viral load The higher the CD4 count. Undetectable viral load means Untransmittable. If one has undetectable viral load chances of transmitting the HIV virus are low.
