HIV in childhood and adolescents.

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Across
  1. 4. What is the presence of excess protein in urine called?
  2. 6. What is the term for significant cognitive decline that may occur in advanced HIV?
  3. 7. Which bacterium causes tuberculosis (TB)?
  4. 9. What is damage or disease affecting peripheral nerves called?
  5. 11. Which chronic disease is characterized by persistently elevated blood glucose?
  6. 12. What is the medical term for advanced scarring of the liver?
  7. 13. Which organ is most commonly affected by pulmonary TB?
  8. 14. What is the medical term for abnormal levels of lipids in the blood?
  9. 15. What is the yellow discoloration of the skin and sclera called?
  10. 18. Which organ is primarily damaged by viral hepatitis?
  11. 19. What is inflammation of the brain called?
Down
  1. 1. What is the accumulation of fluid in the abdominal cavity called?
  2. 2. Which opportunistic infection can cause brain lesions in people with advanced HIV?
  3. 3. Which condition involves persistently elevated blood pressure?
  4. 5. Which mental disorder is characterized by excessive fear and worry?
  5. 8. Which blood waste product is commonly measured to assess kidney function?
  6. 10. Which hepatitis virus is transmitted through blood and can cause chronic liver disease?
  7. 12. Which group of diseases includes malignant tumors?
  8. 16. Which mental disorder is characterized by persistent sadness and loss of interest?
  9. 17. Which immune cells are depleted by HIV, increasing susceptibility to opportunistic infections?