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Question 17 of 30
Are you familiar with the "reservoir limiting" approach to treating HIV?
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When you are a candidate for employment and are asked about familiarity with something specific, in this case 'reservoir limiting,' the interviewer does not expect you to give a long explanation. If you are familiar, show your knowledge by talking about the main points of the subject. If you are not, you may be able to use some of the words in the question to ask a question of the interviewer.
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"Although I am not well versed in the approach of reservoir limiting, I understand that there are many approaches that focus on limiting the inactive latent cells. I would love to hear more about reservoir limiting."
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"Yes, I am familiar with this approach. The idea behind the reservoir limiting is that using ART (or other interventions) as soon as possible after the acquisition of HIV infection may help to limit the size of the HIV reservoir which means there will be fewer, if any, inactive latent cells that could risk becoming active later."
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Yes, this approach is to start the pt on ART as soon as possible after exposure or possible exposure to HIV. It limits the size of the HIV reservoir instead of having patients reaching a certain viral load and CD4 count which leads to less inactive latent cells to be activated later.
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