HIV hiv in preganacy department of medicine

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1. Discuss the screening, Risks and Management of HIV positive pregnant woman and infants Dr Balachandra. G Professor Dept Of Medicine

2. Introduction

3. Introduction

4. HIV and Pregnancy

5. Effect of HIV on Pregnancy

6. Effect of HIV on Pregnancy

7. Management of HIV Positive Pregnant woman

8. Management of HIV Positive Pregnant woman

9. Antenatal Care

10. Antenatal Care

11. Obstetric Management

12. Obstetric Management

13. Examinations and Investigations

14. Examinations and Investigations

15. Examinations and Investigations

16. Medical Rx during Pregnancy

17. Medical Rx during Pregnancy

18. Anti-Retroviral Therapy

19. Care During Labor and Delivery

20. Care During Labor and Delivery

21. Mother to child Transmission

22. Infection Control Measures- Risks

23. Infection Control Measures- Risks

24. Services

25. Screening Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) The HIV test is offered and recommended to all pregnant women because HIV virus can be passed on to baby during, pregnancy and during birth or by breastfeeding.

26. Screening Is HIV included in newborn screening? During the newborn screening test, baby's dried blood spot was checked for HIV antibodies, which are proteins the body makes when it is exposed to an infection. If HIV antibodies are present, this means that the mother has HIV/AIDS and that the baby has been exposed to HIV.

27. Overall Screening goals  (1) identification of potential HIV infection in the neonate in order to provide early therapeutic intervention and more aggressive medical management (2) modification of routine pediatric immunization practices, (3) prevention of horizontal HIV transmission (from infant to caretaker or medical provider), (4) enhancement of epidemiological research, including surveillance and natural history studies, and (5) identification of maternal infection.