Notes in NID.Q01.C001-005-NID.Q010-11.C001-05

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Published	12/18/2023	Aseptic meningitis in patients with HIV can be distinguished from encephalitis and meningoencephalitis by {{c1::the preservation of alertness and…
Published	12/18/2023	HIV antibodies may not be detected if the aseptic meningitis occurs at {{c1::early}} stages of the HIV infection.
Published	12/18/2023	Acute HIV aseptic meningitis may occur during the {{c1::initial}} satges of HIV infection, as a part of seroconversion syndrome
Published	12/18/2023	What is the prognosis of acute HIV meningitis without treatment?{{c1::it will eventually resolve}}
Published	12/18/2023	Toxoplasma gondii is an intracellular protozoan that can cause toxoplasmosis of the CNS in patients with {{c1::AIDS::Risk Fac…
Published	12/18/2023	Toxoplasmosis of the CNS takes place during the later phases of immune deficiency when CD4 counts are {{c1::below 100/μL}}.
Published	12/18/2023	Patients with CNS toxoplasmosis exhibit symptoms such as headaches, focal neurologic deficits, seizures, {{c1::altered mental status}} that in la…
Published	12/18/2023	The histopathologic finding that confirms toxoplasmosis of the CNS is {{c1::the microglial nodule}}
Published	12/18/2023	The CSF findings in patients with HIV aseptic meningitis include {{c1::lymphocytic pleocytosis::cells}} and mild elevated proteins
Published	12/18/2023	What are the typical MRI findings in CNS toxoplasmosis?{{c1::multiple ring enhancing lesions with surrounding edema}}
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