HIV ART Flashcards
5 classes
NRTI, NNRTI, protease inhibitor, integrase inhibitor, entry inhibitor
main combo
2NRTI + integrase inhibitor
entry inhibitors, general
not used often- resistance
when should viral suppression be?
8-16 weeks
two entry inhibitors
enfuvirtide, maraviroc
enfuvirtide
(entry) bind viral gp41, prevent fusion
maraviroc
(entry) bind CCr5, block cell binding
NRTI old drugs
toxic - mitochondria, lactic acidosis, peripheral lipoatrophy
NRTI drugs
tenofavir, abacovir, lamuidudine/emtrictabine
NRTI MOA
Dna chain terminators, convert to triphosphate, stop DNA growth
tenofavir,
(NRTI), preferred, Taf> Tdf, nephrotox and bone mineralization
lamuidudine/emtrictabine
(NRTI) cytidine, low toxicity
abacavir
NRTI, MI and HLA hypersensitivity (9 day post treat)
NNRTI drugs
efavirenz , rilpivirine
NNRTI MOA
bind and deform active site- direct inhibition
NNRTI MOR
EASY
rilpivirine
NNRTI, take with food, less effective at high viral loads
efavirenze
NNTI, adverse: concentrations, nightmares, depression, teratogen
protease inhibitor
needs boosters! (inhibit CYP450 and increase drug length)
boosters
ritonovir and cobicistant
protease inhibitor drugs
atazanavir, darvanir
protease inhibitor MOA
block post translational modification of viral proteins, not infectious
protease inhibitor MOR
slow, multiple changes needed
which drugs are good for non compliant patients?
protease inhibitors!! (slow to resistance)
Integrase inhibir drugs
dolutegravir, elvitegravir, bictegravir, raltegravir
atazanavir
PI, fat malabsorption and lots of things
Darvanir
PI, skin, diarrhea, nausea, hepatotixic
I I MOA
block integrase
I I MOR
rate
firstling integrate
dolutegravir (but teratogen (neural tubes)