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A Guide to Primary Care of People with HIV/AIDS Index of Topics index counseling about adherence, 50–51 interventions, 21–22 patient review, 10–11 PEP, 86 pregnancy, 97 for risk reduction, 15–16, 24, 25 creatinine test, 78 cryptococcal meningitis, 67, 72 cryptosporidium infection, 16, 67 cultural competence, 133 culture, 7, 127 cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection, 67, 70–71 D data collection, 143–144 death, preparation for, 128–129 DEATH glossary, 105, 106 delirium, 115–116 dementia, 116 dental care, 88 depression, 58, 118–120 dermatologic symptoms, 59–60 diabetes mellitus, 41, 45 diabetic ketoacidosis, 101 diarrhea, 63 directly observed therapy (DOT), 51 disclosure, 7 discordant couples, 89, 97–98 discrimination, 6–7, 135 distal symmetrical polyneuropathy (DSP), 58 do not resuscitate (DNR) orders, 128 DOT. see directly observed therapy (DOT) drug abuse. see substance abuse DSP. see distal symmetrical polyneuropathy (DSP) E emotions, 6 encephalitis, 72 end-of-life care, 126–128 esophagitis, 70, 71 F family meetings, 127 fat redistribution and ART, 39 case study, 47 monitoring, 40 overview, 43 treatment recommendations, 41 fatigue, 58 financial resources, 138 flow charts, 145 frequently asked questions, 16 G genotypic resistance described, 32 regimen choices, 37 testing criteria, 38 gingivitis, 61 guidelines, for HIV treatment, 152 H hairy leukoplakia, 60 headache, 63 health care model, 2 health care proxy, 126 hepatic steatosis, 55 hepatitis drug cause, 55 HIV coinfection, 79–80 initial screening, 17 testing, 78 hepatitis B, 80–81, 92–93 hepatitis C management, 81–82 PEP, 92 and substance abuse, 109 hepatotoxicity, 79 herpes simplex virus (HSV), 60 herpes zoster, 59–60 histoplasmosis, 67 See page 165 for Index of Drugs 160 U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, HIV/AIDS Bureau
A Guide to Primary Care of People with HIV/AIDS Index of Topics history fatigue questions, 58 intitial contact, 14–15 risk assessment, 23 HIV patient education, 15 postexposure prophylaxis, 89–92 risk factors, 99 and substance use, 106 transmission case studies, 95–96 transmission potential, 22 vertical transmission prevention, 98– 100 HIV care characteristics, 135 hope, 127 hospice care, 126 HSV. see herpes simplex virus (HSV) hyperemesis gravidarum, 101 hyperglycemia, 45, 101 hyperlactatemia, 44 hypogonadism, 62 hypoxemia, 68 I immunization, 33 immunologic failure, 31–32 infants, 16, 101 infections, 16 insulin resistance and ART, 39 monitoring, 40 protease inhibitors, 45 treatment recommendations, 41 intensification, 32 interdisciplinary approach care model, 134–136 patient benefits, 18 practice integration, 155 intermittent therapy, 34 internet, 151–154 intrauterine devices, 98 intregrated model of care, 123–124 J journals, 151–152 K Kaposi sarcoma (KS), 68, 73–74 L laboratory tests abnormal values, 77–82 HCV exposure, 92–93 initial contact, 16–17 pregnant women, 100 for STDs, 23–24 for substance abuse, 106 lactic acidosis and ART, 39 case studies, 48, 65 drug cause, 55 monitoring, 40 overview, 43–44 during pregnancy, 101 lipid abnormalities, 39–42 lipodystrophy. see fat redistribution liver function tests, 79 lymphoma, 72, 74 M maintenance medications, 109 malignancies and HIV infection, 68, 73–74 psychiatric symptoms, 115 malnutrition, 61–62 manic depressive illness, 117 MCMD. see minor cognitive-motor disorder (MCMD) meningitis, 72 mental health, 109, 115 minor cognitive-motor disorder (MCMD), 116 minorities, 5 mitochondria, 44 molluscum contagiosum, 60 mood disorders, 117 index U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, HIV/AIDS Bureau 161
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