Partial 2 (Antiviral Drugs) Flashcards
Zidovudine can cause ____ and _____.
_______ can cause anemia and neutropenia.
____ ______ transcriptase ______ (NNRTIs) include rilpivirine and _____.
NNRTIs are used in alternative regimens for patients who ____ ____respond to, or ____ _____, a preferred regimen
Nonnucleoside reverse______ inhibitors (NNRTIs) include ______ and efavirenz.
______ are used in alternative regimens for patients who do not respond to, or cannot tolerate, a preferred regimen
Entecavir and tenofovir are _____ or _____
reverse ____ ______ that block transcription of
viral RNA and are used to treat ____ ____
_____ and ______ are nucleoside or nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitors that _____ _____ of viral ____ and are used to treat hepatitis B.
Foscarnet is a____ drug used to treat ____ _____and acyclovir- resistant ____ and ____infections.
______ is a nonnucleoside drug used to treat CMV retinitis and _____-_____ HSV and VZV infections.
Acyclovir and most _____ cause _____ _____when they are _____ into ____ DNA.
Ganciclovir and penciclovir inhibit _____ ____ _____ but are not incorporated into viral DNA.
______ and most NRTIs cause chain termination when they are incorporated into viral DNA.
_____ and ______ inhibit viral DNA polymerase but are not ____ _____ viral DNA.
Name 5 drugs that bind and ____ the hepatitis C nonstructural protein ____, which is an _____ of viral RNA polymerase.
Daclatasvir, elbasvir, ledipasvir, ombitasvir, and velpatasvir bind and inhibit the ____ ____ _____ _____ NS5A, which is an activator of ___ ____ ____.
Drugs for HIV infection include agents that _____ _____ _____ (RT), HIV protease, _____ _____ _____, and HIV fusio
Drugs for_____ infection include agents that inhibit reverse transcriptase (RT), ___ _____, integrase strand transfer, and ____ ____.
The currently recommended protease inhibitors are _____ and _____.
The currently recommended ______ ______ are darunavir and ritonavir.
Acyclovir, ______, and penciclovir are ____ ______to their monophosphate ______ by viral kinases, and then host cell kinases convert them to _____.
Other ______ analogs, including those for treating HIV infection, are _______ only by Host cell kinases.
_____, ganciclovir, and ______ are selectively phosphorylated to their ________ metabolites by ____ _____, and then host cell kinases convert them to triphosphates.
Other nucleoside _____, including those for treating _____ infection, are phosphorylated only by ___ _____ kinases.
Valacyclovir and valganciclovir are _____ that are converted to____ or _____ in vivo.
The prodrugs have better oral _____ and produce ____ _____ levels of the active metabolites.
______ and _____ are prodrugs that are converted to acyclovir or ganciclovir in vivo.
The prodrugs have better____ bioavailability and produce higher serum levels of the ____ _____ .
Acyclovir, famciclovir, penciclovir, and valacyclovir are ____ _____ used to treat ___ and ____ infections.
_____, _____, _____, _____ are nucleoside analogs used to treat HSV and VZV infections.
• Trifluridine is a ____ _____ used to treat _____ ______.
• _____ is a nucleoside analog used to treat herpetic keratoconjunctivitis.
Peginterferon-alfa is used to treat ___-__ and
___-____.
Localized interferon ____ _____ are used to treat anogenital papular eruptions due to papillomavirus.
____-____ is used to treat ___-____ and
____-___.
Localized interferon alfa injections are used to treat ______ ______ eruptions due to ________.
Frequently used ______ include abacavir, _____, emtricitabine, ______, and _____.
Frequently used NRTIs include _____, tenofovir, ______, lamivudine, and zidovudine.
Ribavirin is a ___-_____ ____ drug used to treat ____ ____ virus infection in neonates, and hepatitis B and C in combination with other drugs.
_____is a broad-spectrum antiviral drug used to treat respiratory syncytial virus infection in ______, and ____-____ and ___ in combination with other drugs.