HIV/Antiviral Drugs Flashcards

1
Q

which NRTIs are the most inhibitory of mDNA poly y

A

didanoaine> stavudine> zidovudine

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2
Q

NRTI with neuropathy

A

didanosine and stavudine

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3
Q

NRTI with lactic acidosis and hepatic steatosis

A

stavudine, didanosine, zidovudine

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4
Q

NRTI with lipoatrophy, lipodystrophy

A

all of them

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5
Q

NRTI with pancreatitis

A

stavudine

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6
Q

tenofovir AE
dont give to pts with what
alternative

A

nephrotoxicity
don’t give to pts with renal insufficiency
give abacavir

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7
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NRTI with hypersensitivity and HLA associated

A

abacavir and HLA B 5701

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8
Q

NRTI combos to avoid

A

Zido and stav- antagonism

lami and emtri- nearly identical drug

stavb and didan- mitochondrial toxicity, neurop, lipodys

didan and tenof- blundted CD4 t cell response

triple nucleoside analog combo

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9
Q

which NNRTI should be avoided in pregnancy

A

efavirenz

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10
Q

which NNRTI is acceptable in pregnancy

A

nevirapine
-single dose to pregvent maternal fetal transmission
more toxic in 1st 3 months

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11
Q

what is the NNRTI to use if resistant to efavirenz and nevirapine

A

etravirine

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12
Q

MOA of NNRTI

A

bind and distort RT enzyme so RT cannot make viral DNA

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13
Q

hypersensitivity to NNRTIs

A

all NNRTIs associated with rash and hypersensitivity including stevens jonshon syndrome (worse with nevirapine)

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14
Q

what is life threatening effect with NNRTI and which one most toxic

A

hepatoxicity, risk higher in pts with higher CD4 count at time of starting NEVIRAPINE

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15
Q

don’t continue NNRTI medications in the setting of ___ mutation

A

K103N

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16
Q

atazanavir and ritonavir

  • aide effect
  • contraindication
  • used for what special case
A

protease inhibitors that cause hyperbilirubienmia

PPI contraindicated

used for strains that are MDR

17
Q

lopinavir and ritonavir

AE

A

GI intolerance
diabetes/insulin resisantce
possible increased risk of MI

18
Q

darunavir and ritonavir AE

A

rash, liver tox

19
Q

tipranavir nad ritonavir AE

A

black box

  • fatal hepatitis
  • intracranial hemorrhage
20
Q

Protease inhibitor MOA

A

mimic bond between F-P and 167-168, target for HIV aspartyl protease (HAP)

21
Q

bioavailabilty of PI and how to fix

A

low, extensive first pass metab
ritonavir inhibits CYP450 so increases effect of other PIs
ritonavir only used for this purpose

22
Q

which PIs have sulfonamide hypersensitivyity

A

darunavir, fosamprenavir, tipranavir

DF tolerance Sucks (sulfan)

23
Q

what proteins are effected from PIs that cause redisbritution of fat

A

CRAB P1

LRP