Antivirals Flashcards

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acyclovir trade name

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  • zovirax
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acyclovir analogue of

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  • deoxyguanosine
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acyclovir action

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  • chain terminator of viral DNA synthesis
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acyclovir specificity

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  • HSV infected cell

- viral DNA

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how acyclovir gets into cell

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  • unphosphorylated
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how acyclovir becomes active

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  • phosphorylation
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initial step of phosphorylation accomplished by

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  • HSV thymidine kinase

- only in cells with HSV do you get the first phosphorylation

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acyclovir affinity

result?

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  • greater for viral polymerase than cellular polymerase

- less cellular toxicity

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acyclovir very affective against

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  • HSV-1 and 2
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acyclovir drug of choice for

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  • HSV and VZV
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acyclovir activity against other herpesviruses

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  • little to no in vivo activity
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problem with oral acyclovir

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  • not high bioavailability
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acyclovir options for teens and adults

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  • valacyclovir

- famciclovir

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type of drug for valacyclovir and famciclovir

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  • pro drug of acyclovir
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valacyclovir and famciclovir used for

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  • treatment or prophylaxis
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16
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for really serious infections against herpes virus family

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  • give IV acyclovir
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by the end of the day of a coldsore, you are seeing

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  • the inflammatory response

- little viral replication

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ganciclovir phosphorylated by

result?

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  • CMV kinase
  • cellular kinases
  • less specific
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ganciclovir MOA

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  • inhibits CMV replication
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ganciclovir adverse effects

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  • greater

- bone marrow toxicity

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ganciclovir use

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  • severe CMV infection

- HHV-6, HSV and VZV

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valganciclovir type of drug

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  • pro drug of ganciclovir
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valganciclovir use

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  • oral prophylaxis

- preemptive therapy

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herpesvirus DNA polymerase inhibitors examples

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  • foscarnet

- cidofovir

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foscarnet and cidofovir effects
- nephrotoxicity
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antiviral resistance mostly due to mutations in
- viral thymidine kinase | - viral polymerase
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antiviral resistance usually seen in why?
- immunocompromised patients | - much higher viral load, more antiviral agents, more changes for mutation
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segmented genome viruses
- flu | - rotavirus
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antiviral drugs for influenza
- amantidine (symmetrel - rimantadine (flumadine) - OSTELTAMIVIR (TAMIFLU) - zanamivir (relenza)
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osteltamivir (tamiflu) and zanamivir (relenza) inhibit
- neuraminidase
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osteltamivir (tamiflu) and zanamivir (relenza) effective for which types of flu
- A and B
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how to take zanamivir
- inhaled
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problem with antiviral drugs for influenza
- development of resistance
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adverse events of antiviral drugs for influenza
- neuropsychiatric effects | - insomnia, "child bouncing off wall"
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function of neuraminidase
- cleaves sialic acid attached to flu virus as it tries to leave the cell
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if you start tamiflu on the day that you are ill with influenza
- you may have one day less with symptoms
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ribavirin type of drug
- nucleoside analog
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ribavirin historically used for
- aerosol treatment of patients with RSV
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ribavirin currently used for
- combination therapy for Hep C
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ribavirin adverse effect
- anemia
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NRTI drugs
- Zidovudine - Abacavir - Lamivudine - Emtricitabine - Tenofovir NRTI ZALET (SALAD)
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Zidovudine trade name
- Retrovir | - AZT
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Zidovudine type of drug
- analog of thymidine | - DNA chain elongation terminator
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Zidovudine MOA
- competitive binding of RT
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Zidovudine fun fact
- only drug available in IV formation
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Zidovudine serious effects
- black box warnings for neutropenia - severe anema - myopathy
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Abacavir trade name
- Ziagen
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Abacavir use compared to zidovudine
- greater use than zidovudine
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Abacavir risk
- risk of hypersensitivity reaction
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Abacavir serious effects
- cardiac disease
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Lamivudine trade name
- Epivivr
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Emtricitabine trade name
- Emtriva
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Lamivudine and Emtricitabine common use with
- zidovudine or tenofovir
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Lamivudine and Emtricitabine also effective for
- Hep B
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Tenofovir trade name
- Viread
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Tenofovir commonality
- most common drugs in combination pills | - drug most in use
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TAF vs TDF
- TAF less renal and bone toxicity than TDF
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Tenofovir also effective against
- Hep B
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Lopinavir/Ritonavir trade name
- Kaletra
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Lopinavir/Ritonavir MOA
- protease inhibitor | - navir - is a protease inhibitor
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use of ritonavir
- to boost primary drug
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Raltegravir MOA
- integrase inhibitor
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Maraviroc MOA
- inhibitor CCR5 coreceptor