S2 E105 HIV & Things That Make You Itch and Burn

Physician Assistant Exam Review

Brian Wallace PA-C

Assistant, Review, Medicine, Physician, Science & Medicine, Panre, Pance

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🗓️ 28 December 2022

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Varicella Zoster (Chickenpox) Clinical Presentation Physical exam findings Diagnosis Treatment Varicella Zoster (Shingles) Clinical Presentation Physical exam findings Diagnosis Treatment Human Papillomavirus Clinical Presentation Labs, Studies and Physical Exam Findings Treatment HIV / AIDS Clinical Presentation Labs, Studies and Physical Exam Findings Treatment

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to season 2 episode 105 of the Physician Assistant Exam Review Podcast.
0:06.0	This week we're going to be continuing our discussion of infectious disease, specifically
0:09.0	viral diseases.
0:13.0	Amazingly, this is the third time I'm recording this intro because I can't seem to get it
0:27.0	right.
0:57.0	This week we're going to be talking about viral infections.
0:59.0	We're going to continue with viruses for a little while and let's just go ahead and get started.
1:06.0	Let's start with our primary questions.
1:11.0	List four diseases that will show a Zang Cell.
1:21.0	How often is a pap smear recommended for screening of cervical cancer?
1:26.0	How often is a pap smear recommended for the screening of cervical cancer?
1:33.0	A dew drop on a rose petal is the description of the lesion associated with what infection?
1:43.0	A dew drop on a rose petal is the description of the lesion associated with what infection?
1:48.0	And lastly, what CD4 count defines AIDS?
2:00.0	We'll continue with our Herpes viruses.
2:03.0	Human Herpes number three is varicela zoster and initially causes the chicken box.
2:08.0	This is one we all, well maybe you guys aren't as familiar with it as I am having maybe with the vaccination
2:14.0	never having gotten the experience of the chicken box.
2:18.0	So the primary infection is the chicken box incubation period is 10 to 21 days.
2:22.0	The person is infectious from a few days before the rash appears until the lesions are completely dry.
2:28.0	This is transmitted through droplet or direct contact with the lesions.
2:32.0	And then Herpes zoster, the shingles version is the recurrent disease with about a 15% reactivation.
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