comp pt

when is rejection of an organ transplant apparent?

wha tis used to replace azathioprine due to lack of bone marro suppression?

what are the two types of cancers frequently found in immunosupressed transplant pts?

what type of graft versus host disease occurs within 2 months after transplan and involves skin liver and GI tract

what type of graft versus host diesase involves skin changes (like scleroderma), sicca syndrom (sjorgen's sydrome), malabsorptions, features of autoimmunity (body attacks itself)

t/f a pt during post transplant will be severely immunosuppressed and highly susceptible to infection
True False

when is the most risky time for a pt to have complications, acute rejection and infection after a transplant?

what four things enhance survival and prevent rejection of transplant organ?

what type of treatment can be done in the first 3 months after transplant?

if tx in the first three months after trnamsplant is done what should be given to pt?

during wath stage of post transplant is a pt especially susceptible to fugal infectios of candida albicans?

what is recommended for a pt with extensive perio disease before transplantation?

what antibiotic prophylaxis is give to a post transplant pt?

what is given to a post transplant pt that is allgergic to ammoxicillin?

what drug may be toxic to the liver and kidneys of a post transplant pt and therefore should not be used?

whaty is the most common HSV for a post transplant pt?

mucositis, herpes simplex infection, herpes zoster, CMV, candidiasis, large slow to heal apthous ulcers, ulcerations, unusual alveolar bone loss, lymphoma, kaposi's sarcoma, squamous cell carcinoma of the lip and hairy leukoplakia are all indications of what?