Anti-virals - Flu, RSV, HBV, HCV Flashcards

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Oseltamivir (Tamiflu)

Zanamivir (Relenza)

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Flu tx
MOA: neuroaminidase (cleaves sialic acid) inhibitor selective for influenza A and B –> therefore virus cannot bud off the host cell
Oseltamivir:
-given orally, activated in gut and liver, and excreted in the kidney
- may cause vomiting
- used for bird flu tx
Zanamivir
- intranasal spray
- may cause a bronchospasm in asthmatics or worsen respiratory function in COPD pts

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Amantadine and Rimantadine

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Flu
Oral absorption, plasma half life 20hrs, excreted in kidney unchanged
MOA: block the uncoating the virus and inhibit the release of viral particles into the cell cytoplasm
Uses:
- prevention and treatment of flu type A in high risk pts
- prophylactic use reduces the incidence and severity of sx
- tx may dec. duration of sx by 1-2 days
SE:
- dopamine agonist: CNS effects: hallucinations etc. (amantidine only- rimantiadine does not x the BBB)
- N/V/Dizziness
- teratogenic in animals

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Ribavarin

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RSV tx
MOA: Phosphorylated by cellular enzymes to ribavirin 5-triphosphate –> inhibits mRNA synthesis, protein synthesis and viral replication
Uses
- RSV in infants and children (aerosol admin)
- lassa fever (IV)
- Hepatitis C (orally with interferon alfa 2b or 2a)
Toxicity
- Teratogenic
*** absorbed passively by staff working with the aerosols pregnant women should not administer it
- Dyspnea, chest soreness, cardiac arrest, and hypotension
- HA/GI problems, insomnia, lethargy with oral use
- anemia, depression, and suicide with oral use
- declining pulmonary function in pts with preexisting pulmonary disease

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Lamivudine

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HBV
MOA: inhibits HBV DNA polymerase and reverse transcriptase- doses lower than for tx of HIV
* resistance can develop- x resistance with entecavir but NOT ADEFOVIR
- well tolerated

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Adeofovir

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HBV
Similar to lamivudine
may cause renal toxicity and lactic acidosis

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Entacavir

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HBV
similar to Lamivudine
Higher rate of HBV suppression- and improvement of liver function
well tolerated

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Telbivudine

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HBV
MOA: competitive inhibitor of HBV DNA polymerase
SE: inc. creatine kinase, N/V/D, fatigue
resistance common

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Interferon alfa 2B, alfa 2A

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HCV
administerd SQ- long acting depot shots
MOA:
- inhibits virus replications and viral protein synthesis
- induces cell host to produce enzymes that inhibit translation and transcription of viral messenger RNA adn thus dec. the viral replication
- inhibits processing and release of virus
- Inhibits penetration of virus as well as uncoating
Uses
- when previous tx not effective, tx for 6 months if genotype 2 and 3
- alfa 2b can also be used with chronic hep B
- tx warts and herpetic keratitis

Toxicity

  • flu like sx
  • GI sx: N/V
  • Muscoloskeletal effects: myalgia, and arthralgia
  • Hematological: Neutropenia, anemia, and thrombocytopenia
  • Hepatic effects: inc. serum ALT
  • CV effects: edema and hypotension
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Boceprevir, Telaprevir, Simeprevir

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HCV
*absorbed best if taken with fat containing food
*combined with interferon
MOA: block the activity of a serine protease required fro production and processing of viral proteins- mature proteins are essential for viral replication
SE:
- strong inhibitors of CYP3A4
* SIMEPREVIR should not be taken with any drugs that inhibit CYP3A4
- anemia, leukopenia, neutropenia
- rash
- dyspnea
- fatigue

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Sofobuvir

Sofobuvir/ledipasvir

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HCV
MOA:
1. Sofobuvir: converted to uridine triphosphate –> corporated into the viral RNA –> chain termination
* inhibits replication of hep. C by inhibiting NS5B RNA polymerase
2. Ledipasvir : inhibts HCV NS5A protein –> prevents replicationp by blocking viral hyperphosphorylation which is needed for optimal function

Uses
- HCV genotype 1 with compensated hepatic disease, HCC awaiting liver transplant, and pts coinfected with HIV o

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Dasabuvir

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HCV

non-nucleoside inhibitor of HCV NS5B RNA polymerase

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Ombitasvir

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HCV
inhibits HCV NS5A - essential for viral replication and viron assembly
* in cell cultures

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Paritaprevir

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HCV
HCV NS3/4A protease inhibitor - needed for proteolytic cleavage of HCV encoded polyprotein into mature forms and is essential for viral replication

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Ritonivir

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HCV
protease inhibitor
inhibitor of CYP3A therefore used to increase the peak and trough levels of other drugs

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