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Antivirals Flashcards

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Aim of antivirals

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To treat infections or diseases caused by viruses

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How antivirals generally work

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Target steps in viral replication

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Effectiveness of antivirals

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Only a small #of viruses respond

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Virus definition

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Sub-microscopic infections agent that cannotgrow o reproduce outside a host cell

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Virus structure

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RNA or DNA, capsid, lipid envelope

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Viral replication steps

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Entry, uncoating, transcription, DNA replication, protein synthesis, assembly, release

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Types of infection

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Acute, chronic, latent, progressive, cancer

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Main routes of transmission of sars-cov-2

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Respiratory droplets and aerosols

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Types of COVID-19 treatment

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Antivirals, anti-inflammatories, antibodies

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Remdesivir mechanism

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Product metabolized to nucleoside monophosphate and triple phosphorylated, then incorporated into RNA and this RNA is terminated

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Paxlovid

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Ritonavir-boosted nirmatrelvir

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Ritonavir mechanism

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Protease inhibitor that increases nirmatrelvir levels

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Nirmatrelvir mechanism

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Inhibits Mpro, a viral protease in all coronaviruses that affect humans

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Remdesivir adverse effects

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Infusion site reactions, hypotension, nausea, vomiting, chest tightness, respiratory failure, altered liver enzymes, back pain, ECG abnormalities, renal impairment

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Paxlovid adverse effects

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Change in taste, muscle aches, swollen joints, headache, blurred vision, changes in heart rate

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Remdesivir resistance

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Mutations in the rna-dependent RNA polymerase so the ATP analogue isn’t incorporated

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Nirmatrelvir resistance

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Mutations in Mpro binding site

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Influenza genetic material

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RNA

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Herpes genetic material

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DNA

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Antivirals for influenza

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Oseltamivir and amantadine

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Osaltamivir mechanism

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Sialic acid analogue that binds and inhibits neuraminidase so the virus cannot bud off

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Pharmacokinetics of oseltamivir

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Pro/dung metabolized to active in liver and gi

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Adverse effects of oseltamivir

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Nausea and gi discomfort

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Clinical uses of oseltamiviv

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Prevention and treatment of a and B, including H1N1

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Resistance to oseltamivir

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Mutations in neuraminidase

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Amantadine mechanism

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Inhibits proton ion channel M2 necessary for uncaring of virus and protein synthesis

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Pharmacokinetics of amantadine

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Distributes throughout all tissues and is excreted unchanged by kidney

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Adverse effects of amantadine

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Gi disturbances, CNS disturbances, renal damage in patients with renal insufficiency

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Clinical uses of amantadine

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Treatment of early infection by a, but not H1N1

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Resistance to amantadine

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Mutation in M2

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Herpes types

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1: cold sores, 2: genital herpes

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Acyclovir mechanism

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Guanosine analogue that gets activated by viral thymidine kinase and then phosphorylated twice more by our cells, then incorporated into DNA and terminates the chain

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Pharmacokinetics of acyclovir

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Oral, iv, or topical that distribute throughout body

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Adverse effects of acyclovir

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Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, headache, renal damage in dehydrated patients

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Clinical uses of acyclovir

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Treatment of active herpes

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Resistance to acyclovir

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Altered or deficient thymidine kinase

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HIV positive

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Infected with virus, generally symptom free, clinical latency of 2-10 years without treatment

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AIDS

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Opportunistic infections

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HIV coreceptors

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CCR5 or CXCR4

40
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Categories of HIV antivirals

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NRTIs, NNRTIs, INIs, PIs, viral fusion inhibitors

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Azidothymidine mechanism

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Thymidine analogue activated by mammalian kinases and incorporated into DNA → termination

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Pharmacokinetics of azidothymidine

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Well absorbed and distributed, glucuronidation

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Adverse effects of azidothymidine

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Anemia, leukopenia, headaches, seizures, drug interactions due to glucuronidation

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Resistance to azidothymidine

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Rt mutation, decreased kinase activation

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Nevirapine mechanism

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Binds to non-catalytic site of rt

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Pharmacokinetics of nevirapine

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Well absorbed and distributed, oxidized by CYP 3A4 and 2B6 and then undergoes glucuronidation

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Adverse effects of nevirapine

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Rash, hepatotoxicity, drug interactions because it increases 3a4, so it increases metabolism of itself, oral contraceptives, azoles, methadone, PIs

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Resistance to nevirapine

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Rt mutation

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Raltegravir mechanism

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Inhibits viral integrate

50
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Resistance to raltegravir

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Viral integrase mutation

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Ritonavir HIV mechanism

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Inhibits HIV aspartyl protease and inhibits CYP3A4 to enhance other drugs

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Pharmacokinetics of ritonavir

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Good bioavailability, metabolized by 3a4

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Adverse effects of ritonavir

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Gi disturbances, insomnia, hyperglycemia, metabolic abnormalities

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Maraviroc mechanism

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CCR5 receptor antagonist to prevent viral entry

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Adverse effects of maraviroc

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Muscle/joint pain, cold symptoms, dizziness, gi disturbances, liver damage and allergic reactions

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