Antiretroviral Drugs- Protease Inhibitors Flashcards
How are gag-pol gene propeptide products processed?
by HIV encoded viral aspartyl protease
PI’s are not indicated for what therapy?
monotherapy- due to resistance
Chronic use of PI’s may be associated with what adverse effects?
Redistribution/ accumulation of body fat resulting in:
1) central obesity
2) dorsocervical fat enlargement (buffalo hump)
3) peripheral and facial wasting
4) breast enlargement
5) cushingold appearance
PI’s are metabolized how?
by CYP3A4
List the 10 PI’s:
1) Amprenavir
2) Atazanavir
3) Fosamprinavir
4) Indinavir
5) Lopinavir + Ritonavir
6) Nelfinavir
7) Saquinavir
8) Ritonavir
9) TIpranavir
10) Darunavir
Amprenavir is what % plasma bound?
> 90%
Amprenavir is metab’d by what?
CYP3A4- caution used in hepatic insufficiency
Amprenavir resistance is due to…
mutations of 150V
Amprenavir AE:
n/v/d, perioral parasthesias, depression and rash
Oral solution of Amprenavir contains what and is CI’d in what population?
propylene glycol and vit. E- so it’s CI’d in children, pregnant women, and in combo with disulfiram or metronidazole
Atazanivir is metabolized by
CYP3A4
Atazanivir’s half life is increased via what drug?
Ritonavir (CYP3A4 inhib) increases t1/2 to 11 hours
Atazanivir may cause…
hyper-bilirubinemia, ECG abnormalities at high doses
Atazanivir does not cause…
fat redistribution or dyslipidemias
Atazanavir inhibits
CYP3A4 and CYP2C9
Fosamprenavir is a prodrug of…
amprenavir, which is hydrolyzed in the intestinal epithelium