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Pharm - HIV Flashcards

1
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HAART

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Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy

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Strongest indication for use of HAART

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low CD4+ count

high viral load

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3 drug regimen (goal of combos)

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prevent resistance

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3-drug regimen (actual drugs)

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2 NRTIs and 1 of the following

NNRTI or protease inhibitor or integrase inhibitor

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NRTIs and ADME - what is their involvement with cytochrome P450?

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virtually none

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CYP3A4 neutral

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NRTIs

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route of admin for NRTIs

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oral

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8
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route of metabolism for Abacavir

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metabolized by alcohol dehydrogenase

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Abacavir - potential interactants

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wild turkey 101, jack daniels, dickel, four roses, woodford, jim beam, early times, johnny walker, patron, RBVs, pipe bombs, gin + juice, jager bombs …

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10
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you have counseled your patient not to drink alcohol while one this drug. What drug did ou prescribe?

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Abacavir

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route of admin for NNRTIs

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oral

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12
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NNRTIs involvement with CYP metabolism

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substrate, inhibitor,or inducer

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13
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Woman of childbearing age just got prego while taking an oral contraceptive. What drugs could have potentially allowed this?

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Efavirenz and Nevirapine

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Efavirenz and Nevirapine involvement with CYP

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induce 3A4

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15
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How are oral contraceptives metabolized

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3A4

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16
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oral contraceptives are effective unless…

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they are effective as long as they are not metabolized too quickly

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what does any drug that is inducer of 3A4 put the pt at risk for

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failure of oral contraceptives

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18
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what else is a potential interactant with Abacavir?

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bud diesel, nasty light, silver bullets, busch, steel reserve, cobra 40, high life, keystone

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19
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If you are giving pt Efavrienz, what two drugs would you need to increase their dose if giving concurrently

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rifampin and rifabutin

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why do you need to increase the dose of some drugs given concurrently with Efavirenz

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rifampin and rifabutin –> metabolized by 3A4, so need to generate clinically relevant levels

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21
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Protease inhibitors and ADME

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all involved with CYP somehow

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what 2 drugs would be contraindicated with Protease inhibitors

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rifampin and rifabutin -

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Protease inhibitors and 3A4

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they all inhibit

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24
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drug to give to “boost” other drugs (buzz word)

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Ritonavir

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25
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reason for giving ritonavir with other drugs to “boost”

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Ritonavir inhibits 3A4, 2D6, pgp, UGT –> help to keep levels of other drugs high, drugs that are metabolized by 3A4

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26
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what drugs did Sweatman mention specifically for giving with Ritonavir to “boost”

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Arunavir, Lopinavir

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27
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What is the only drug (HIV)that is not given orally

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Enfuviritide

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28
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route of admin for Enfuviritide

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subQ

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29
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Drug that is not an antiviral that is given to “boost” (buzz word pt 2)

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Cobicistat

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30
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Cobicistat MOA

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Cyp3A4 inhibitor

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31
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methodology of Cobicistat

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same idea as Ritonavir boosting -

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32
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advantage of Cobicistat

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may avoid some of the toxicitiy you could see with Ritonavir boosting

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33
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What 2 drugs specifically are mentioned to use with Cobicistat

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Darunavir and Atazanavir

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34
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Why do you worry about you pt stopping or starting the use of another drug?

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that is when the serum drug levels of your drug can change

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35
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pts w/ HIV are susceptible to what (generalities here)

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opportunistic infections

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36
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drugs used to treat fungal opportunistic infections

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Azoles

37
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Azoles and ADME

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Cyp3A4 - potential for interaction

38
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Voriconzaole does what (ADME wise)

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inhibits 2C9 and 3A4

39
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pt has TB, that comes up after imuunosuppression - you got to your script pad - what do you write them?

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Rifampin

40
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what should you have chekced for before writing that script?

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potential drug interactions - Rifampin is a 3A4 inducer

41
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Atripla

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tenofovir, emtricitabine, efavirenz

42
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There are only 2 combos we talked about in class that are once daily pills that constitute a complete regimen

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Atripla, Stribild

43
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there is another HIV combo drug in the notes that is listed as once daily that constitutes a complete regimen

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Complera

44
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class wide side effect of NRTIs

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hepatic disease, lactic acidosis

45
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class wide effect of NRTIs - might manifest how

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pancreatitis (“elevation of enzyme levels, pain radiating to back”)

46
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neutropenia (NRTI)

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Zidovudine

47
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neuropathy (NRTI)

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Stavudine&raquo_space; didanosine

48
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something that can occur (more likely in women, especially fat ones) due to chronic prolonged exposure to these HIV regimens

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obesity and prolonged exposure –> hepatic problems and lactic acidosis - more frequent in this population

49
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Didanosine - counsel your patients to not do what

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coldbeers

50
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why cannot pts taking Didanosine not drink coldbeer?

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b/c it has potential for hepatic toxicity

51
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what other NRTIs can the pt not drink while on?

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mentions stavudine, probably all of them - they all have some risk for hepatic disease

52
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NNRTIs

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Nevirapine has all the BBWs - Rash and hepatotoxicity, and hepatitis

53
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who is more prone to hepatic problems with nevirapine?

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hello ladies

54
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Nevirapine should not be used if you have a CD4 count of what or higher?

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250

55
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vivid dreams and CNS symptoms

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efavirenz

56
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contraindicated during pregnancy

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Delaviridine and efavirenz

57
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Protease inhibitors

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GI intolerance - pts don’t like them

58
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Protease inhibitors - fat

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lipodystrophy - bufallo hump

59
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protease inhibitors inhibit what else (not a CYP thing)

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Glut4 - lead to hyperglycemia

60
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Protease inhibitors also dyslipidemia - what is this bad for

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predispose pt to CV issues

61
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peripheral neuropathy

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NRTIs Stavudine»didanosine

62
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what else causes neuropathy

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HIV itself - can confound in a pt being tx with NRTI

63
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lipodystrophy

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protease inhibitors

64
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lipodystropy most common

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Atazanivir (PI)

65
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HAART in pregnancy

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drugs can produce some mitochondrial dysfunction - can do so in developing neonate

66
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But, advantage of HARRT in pregnancy

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can prevent the transmission of infection maternal-fetal in pregnancy

67
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NRTI recommended agents for HAART in pregnancy

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lamivudine, zidovudine

68
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NNRTIs and pregnancy

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nevirapine

69
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PIs and pregnancy

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lopinavir, ritonavir

70
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tx for CMV

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valganciclovir - b/c has ganciclovir has shitty bioavailability - so give it as oral pro drug instead

71
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M of resistance for valganciclovir

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mutation in viral kinase (1st step of activation)

72
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if mutation forms in viral kinase, what can you use as back up

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foscarnet

73
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elimination of valganciclovir

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renal - glomerular filtration and active RTS

74
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potential problems with valganciclovir and the fact that it goes through the kidney RTS (2)

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1) competitive inhibition of RTS with another drug specific for same mech
2) renal failure

75
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side effects of valganciclovir

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renal toxicity, leukopenia, thrombocytopenia, neutropenia

76
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Foscarnet - soluble or nah?

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nahhhh

77
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Foscarnet - what do you need pt to be

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hydrated - can give saline

78
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route of admin for Foscarnet

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infusion pump - if you slam the IV, it will precipitate out in the blood

79
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toxicity of Foscarnet

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nephrotoxic

80
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EBV

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Vidarabine

81
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route of admin for Vidarabine

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to treat EBV of eye - topically

82
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bioavailability of Vidarabine

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poor - it is topical

83
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risk of systemic effects w/ Vidarabine

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low

84
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Kaposi Sarcoma

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Cidofovir

85
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route of admin of Cidofovir

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IV

86
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clearance of Cidofovir

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renal

87
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toxicity of Cidofovir

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nephrotoxicity

88
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What can’t patient drink while on Abacavir

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ALCOHOL

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