HIV (-) TEST
Either not been exposed by HIV and are not infected or were exposed to HIVtapi belum terbentuk antibody.
Seroconversion (apaan tuh??? Seroconversion
change dari HIV (-) antibody test jadi HIV (+)antibody test) most commonly occurs 6 to 12 weeks after infection, although in rare casesseroconversion can take 6 to 12 months.2.Counseling
Apa aja indikasi untuk HIV testing?
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Tapi, person who wants to be tested should probably be tested. The reasons for requesting atest should be ascertained to detect unspoken concerns and motivations that may meritpsychotherapeutic intervention.
Apa aja yang dilakukan saat pretest dan posttest?
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The results of an HIV test can be shared with other members of a medical team, although theinformation should be provided to no one else except in the special circumstances.
The patient should be advised against disclosing the results of HIV testing too readily toemployers, friends, and family members; the information could result in discrimination inemployment, housing, and insurance.
If, however, a treating physician knows that a patient who is HIV infected is putting anotherperson at risk of becoming infected, the physician may try either to hospitalize the infectedperson involuntarily (to prevent danger to others) or to notify the potential victim.
CLINICAL FEATURE
1.Non neurological Factor
About 30 percent of persons infected with HIV experience a flulike syndrome 3 to 6 weeksafter becoming infected; most never notice any symptoms immediately or shortly after theirinfection.
Flu-like syndrome kayak gimana? fever, myalgia, headaches, fatigue, gastrointestinalsymptoms, and sometimes a rash. The syndrome may be accompanied by splenomegaly andlymphadenopathy.
Apa aja penyakit yang bisa disebabkan oleh AIDS?
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Symptoms such as photophobia, headache, stiff neck, motor weakness, sensory loss, andchanges in level of consciousness should alert a mental health worker that the patient shouldbe examined for possible development of a CNS opportunistic infection or a CNS neoplasm.
HIV infection can also result in a variety of peripheral neuropathies that should prompt mentalhealth clinicians to reconsider the extent of CNS involvement.3.Psychiatric Syndromea.HIV-associated dementiab.Deliriumc.Anxiety disorderd.Depressive disorder
A range of 4 to 40 percent of those infected with HIV have been reported to meet thediagnostic criteria for depressive disorders.
Depression is higher in women than in men.e.Adjustment disorderf.Mania
Mood disorder with manic features, with or without hallucinations, delusions, or a disorderof thought process, can complicate any stage of HIV infection, but most commonly occursin late-stage disease complicated by neurocognitive impairment.g.Substance abuse
Patient tempted to use substance regularly to deal with depression or anxiety.h.Suicide
The risk factors for suicide among persons infected with HIV are having friends who diedfrom AIDS, recent notification of HIV seropositivity, relapses, difficult social issues relatingto homosexuality, inadequate social and financial support, and the presence of dementiaor delirium.i.Psychotic disorder
Psychotic symptoms are usually later stage complications of HIV infection
needantipsychotic. j.Worried well
Patient are seronegative and disease free TAPI anxious about contracting the virus.
Some are reassured by repeated negative serum test results.
Their worried well status can progress quickly to generalized anxiety disorder, panicattacks, obsessive- compulsive disorder, and hypochondriasis.
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