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AIDS (organs & cells (lymphocytes (phagocytize pathogens, cell debris,…
AIDS
organs & cells
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lymphocytes
phagocytize pathogens, cell debris, dead cells, and exit through blood cells to be filtered out.
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monocytes
coordinate immunity, produce antibodies.
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immediate: fever, fatigue, swollen lymph node, and development of mild infections
HIV virus replicates at a low level. If not treated HIV will then increase replication. This causes AIDS. With the immune system at its weakest point HIV is able to infect a majority of the body's cells leading to a damaged immune system and increased susceptibility to opportunistic illnesses.
HIV attacks T4 cells of the immune system; disrupting the ability to fight infections, cancerous ones too. This also allows for the HIV virus to multiply withing the host cells.
after the immune system is damaged acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) has taken over and chills, fever, swollen lymph nodes, sweats, weakness, and weight loss occur.
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contrast
viral infection: requires host for replication/survival, nonliving, cause disease, and literally just protein coat with core of genetic material.
treatment: allow immune system to fight infection itself, vaccines, and/or some antiviral medications.
bacterial infection: ubiquitous, living, and reproduce independently
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contrast
HIV attacks cells that fight infection for they body, then multiply the virus within the body.
AIDS is a chronic disorder of the immune system which causes people to be highly prone to cancers and opportunistic.
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Informed of HIV infection; failure to be treated. damaged immune system allows for manifestation of AIDS due to the lack of the ability of the body to fight against HIV.
