HAART by drug name Flashcards

1
Q

tenofovir

A

NRTI that does not require phosphorylation

  • renal excretion –> fanconis
  • primarily acts intracellular
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emtricitabine (FTC) , lamivudine (3TC)

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NRTI that does not require phosphorylation

best tolerated NRTI!
active against HBV
renal exc

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3
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abacavir (ABC)

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NRTI hepatic metab

causes type IV hypersensitivity reactions –> HLAB57:01 screening performed prior

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4
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zidovudine

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previously AZT

given proph after birth with Nevirapine to decrease HIV transmission

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5
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side effects of NRTIs

A
myopathy
anemia, granulocytopenia 
neuropathy
lactic acidosis
hepatic steatosis
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6
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mech of resistance against NNRTIs

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single AA subs in NNRTI binding site on HIV rev-trans

MUST use NNRTI with two other antiretroviral agents to prevent resistance

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7
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ADR of NNRTIs

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rash, hepatotoxicity

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8
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efavirenz

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NNRTI
causes vivid dreams and CNS sx

contrainc in pregnancy

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9
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nevirapine

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give proph with Zidovudine in pregnancy

not real used due to hepatic effects

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10
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delavirinde

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contraincicated in pregnancy

also not really used anymore
least potent

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11
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emfuvirtide

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blocks gp41 –> prevents fusion with CD4 cells

become resistant via gp41 mutations

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12
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maraviroc

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CCR5 antagonist –> prevents fusion of gp120 and surface CCR5

can mutate gp120 to gain resistance

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13
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what HIV strains is maraviroc ineffective against?

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x4
dual tropic

ones that target CXCR4, assoc with LATER dz (have moved on from targeting CCR5)

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14
Q

how can you ID integrase inhbitors? what are their ADRs?

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-tegravir (raltegravir, elvitegravir, dolutegravir)

ADRs= hyperchol, increased CK

generally well tolerated

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15
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protease inhibitors have many ADRs. what are they?

A
lipodsytrophy--> chubby horse with central adipostiy
hyperglycemia/lipidemia/insulinemia
GI intolerance
lactic acidsosis
neuropathy
QT prolongation
hapatotoxicity
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16
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what drug is contraindicated with protease inhibitors?

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RIFAMPIN

because CPY450 inhibitor

17
Q

protease inhibitors have the suffix…

A

-navir

ritonavir inhibits CYP450