Viruses - RNA (+) sense Flashcards

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POS sense RNA

shared replication MOA

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POS sense RNA replication MOA

  • Viral RNA structured like hosts mRNA
  • POS sense RNA uses the hosts transcription factors! (since it’s the SAME SENSE as the host cell)
  • It only needs hosts RNA polymerase (vs. NEG sense that brings its own RNA polymerase)
  • ALL RNA POS (and most RNA NEG) replicate in the cytoplasm (where host cell RNA polymerase is located! makes sense!)
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Picornavirus Family

lab tests

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The Peak-orna Animal Nursery

POS sense SS RNA

Naked virus (No envelope!)

CSF findings of viral (aseptic) meningitis: Normal glucose, nothing (aseptic) when plated, and ↑ protein

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Picornavirus Family

Viruses in the Picorna family

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The Peak-orna Animal Nursery

  • Hep A
  • Enteroviruses (Polio, Cocksackie A & B, Echovirus)
  • Rhinovirus*

All picornavirus are transmitted fecal-orally (acid-stable) except Rhinovirus which is transmitted respiratorily (acid-labile)

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Picornavirus Family

Picornavirus RNA transmitted into

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The Peak-orna Animal Nursery

Picornavirus RNA is tansmitted into:

A long protein product that contains viral proteases to cleave it into active viral subunits.

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Poliovirus (a picornavirus)

Replication location and additioal MOA

(on top of the POS sense replication MOA)

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The Flamingo Breeding Pool

  • Poliovirus replicates in lymphoid tissue like tonsils and peyer’s patches found in the submucosa of the ilium.
  • Replication occuring in the peyer’s patches takes 2-3 weeks.
  • Infects the anterior horn of lower motor neuron (LMN) cell bodies causing paralysis (asymmetric)
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Poliovirus (a picornavirus)

signs and symptoms

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The Flamingo Breeding Pool

  • Asymmetric paralysis concentrated in lower legs
  • Myalgias
  • ↓ Deep tendon reflexes
  • Respiratory deficiency (due to paralysis of diaphragm)
  • Aseptic meningitides
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Poliovirus (a picornavirus)

2 Vaccines

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The Flamingo Breeding Pool

1) Salk vaccine:

  • Killed vaccine thats parenterally injected.
  • Since it bypasses GI tract pts only form IgG antibodies (NOT IgA)

2) Sabin vaccine:

  • _Live*_ and attenuated vaccine administered orally
  • Makes IgA (in addition to IgG) since it goes through the stomach mucosa.

*Can be shed in feces and possibly cause paralysis in another person!

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Poliovirus (a picornavirus)

Treatment

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The Flamingo Breeding Pool

No tx available

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Coxsackievirus (a picornavirus)

signs and symptoms of

Coxsackie A

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Coxsackie Cockatoos

Coxsackie A is AKA Hand, foot, and mouth disease”

  • Red vesicular rash on palms* and fingers (hands), soles* (feet), and mouth (herpangina).
  • Aseptic meningitis
  • More common in summertime

* DX other hand/foot rashes, Syphilis and R. rickettsii

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Coxsackievirus (a picornavirus)

signs and symptoms of

Coxsackie B

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Coxsackie Cockatoos

Coxsackie A is AKA Hand, foot, and mouth disease”

  • Dilated cardiomyopathy
  • Devils grip (Bornholm’s disease): Extreme unilateral sharp pain in lower chest (Pleurodynia i.e. lung pain)
  • Aseptic meningitis
  • More common in summertime
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Coxsackievirus (a picornavirus)

Treatment

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Coxsackie Cockatoos

tx is supportive care

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Rhinovirus (a picornavirus)

MOA

(on top of the POS sense replication MOA)

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Rhino Petting Zoo (common cold*)

  • Transmitted via inhalation (acid labile) or through fomites (like hands!!!).
  • Attaches to I-CAM1 to enter host cells
  • Needs to keep cool → grows best at 33°cupper respiratory tract cooler due to movement of fresh air.
  • 113 serotypes! So no vaccine!

*Rhinovirus and Coronavirus are the 2 major causes** of common **cold.

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Hep A (a picornavirus)

source

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Hungry Hungry Hep A hippos

  • Transmitted fecal oral (Acid stable)
  • Purification machines used to eliminate from contaminated water (Chlorine, Bleach, UV radiation, or Boil).
  • In devoloping countries contaminated water** is often the source of infection, while in **developed areas its often contracted from shellfish pulled from poop contaminated water source.
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Hep A (a picornavirus)

signs and symptoms

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Hungry Hungry Hep A hippos

  1. Commonly is clinically silent w/out jaundice (Anicteric), but can also cause acute viral hep.
  2. Signs of acute viral hep include:
  • Jaundice* (aka Icteric; Jaundice more often seen in adults, children less likely to have jaundice.), vomiting, and smoking aversion (in former smokers who get hep A)
  • One month duration, self-_limiting_, _NO_ carrier state OR chronic state!
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Hep A (a picornavirus)

Vaccine

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Hungry Hungry Hep A hippos

Inactivated vaccine.

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Calicivirus

replication MOA

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Cali Sea Cruise

Naked POS** sense _R_NA**

Calici produces one long single protein that is cleaved by viral proteases into smaller active constituents. (like Picornaviruses!!!)

Replicates in the cytoplasm like all POS sense RNA.

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Calicivirus

signs and symptoms

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Cali Sea Cruise

  • Most common strain of Calicivirus is NOROVIRUS (Norwalk virus)
  • Calici is commonly acquired by people in closed quarters like cruises (90% of all diarrhea outbreaks on cruises!) and day care.
  • Also acquired from shellfish or places where food is touched by people (buffets!)
  • Explosive diarrhea!!!
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Flavivirus Family

lab tests

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Flavor Packed Flavi

POS sense SS RNA

Enveloped virus

Only a single segment* of RNA

* (non-segmented RNA; unlike Picorna or Calici which segment)

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Flavivirus Family

Viruses in the Flavi family

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Flavor Packed Flavi

  1. Hep C
  2. Dengue fever (“Breakbone fever”)
  3. Yellow fever
  4. West Nile virus
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Flavivirus Family

Dengue fever (“Breakbone fever”)

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Flavor Packed Flavi

  • Humans are the reservoir
  • Vector is the Aedes egyptei mosquito
  • Infects bone marrow (type 2 Dengue; 4-5 types
  • ↓ platletsthrombocytopenia↑ risk of bleeding and hemorrhagic fever
  • renal failure is common
  • Septic shock and even death.
  • Tx is supportive care with lots of fluids.
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Flavivirus Family

Yellow fever

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Flavor Packed Flavi

  • Monkeys are the reservoir
  • Vector is the Aedes egyptei mosquito
  • SIgns and symptoms include jaundice (icteric), a back ache, bloody stool and diarrhea, and possible vomiting.
  • Live attenuated vaccine
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Flavivirus Family

West Nile virus

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Flavor Packed Flavi

  • Birds are the reservoir
  • Vector is the mosquito’s
  • SIgns and symptoms include encephalitis (major complication), meningitis, flaccid paralysis (from myelitis), coma, and seizures.
  • Tx is supportive care
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Cirrhosis

lab tests

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The Hep Sea

  • ↑ ALT (Alanine aminotransferase from liver)
  • ↑AST with AST>ALT (Aspartate aminotransferase from liver)
  • ↑ ALP (Alkaline phosphatase from bile ducts)
  • ↓ albumin
  • normal or ↑ biliruben
  • normal proteins (↓ albumin but ↑ in other proteins)
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Hepatitis C (a flavivirus)

lab tests

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The Hep Sea

  • Enveloped, single segment (non-segmented) POS** sense _S_S RNA** (Like all flavivirus!)
  • For acute Hep C infections: RNA in serum for first 6 months, ALT ↑ up to 10x normal levels before falling to a level still ↑ normal.
  • Cryoglobulins that precipitate out at colder temps and contain 5 sided like IgM**
  • Liver biospy will show lymphocytes in portal tract for chronic HCV
  • If recover from initial Hep C inf → anti-HCV will ↑ after a few months (anti-HCV also seen in chronic Hep C).
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**_Hepatitis C_** **(a **_flavi_**virus)** source
**_The Hep Sea_** * Exposure to infected **blood** * Blood **transfusions** in 70's -90's * **IV drug** use * **Placental**, **sex\***, and **breast feeding** **\*** (Hep B more likely through sex, but Hep C still possible)
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**_Hepatitis C_** **(a **_flavi_**virus)** VF
**_The Hep Sea_** * **_Variation_ of _antigenic_ structure** on the **envelope** proteins. * **Viron coated exonuclease lacks proofreading** capacity in the **_3'-5' direction_** so the **RNA** is prone to **frequent mutations**.
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**_Hepatitis C_** **(a **_flavi_**virus)** **Acute** stage **HCV**
**_The Hep Sea_** * Jaundice * RUQ pain * Inflammation of the liver * Enlarged liver * ↑ liver enzymes
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**_Hepatitis C_** **(a **_flavi_**virus)** **Chronic** stage **HCV**
**_The Hep Sea_** **60-80%** of HCV pt's become **chronic!** (**Chronic if** viral **RNA** present **after 6 months!**) * **_Lymphocytes_ infiltrate _portal tract_** → **kiling hepatocytes** → leading to **_fibrosis_** and **_cirrhosis_**. * **Liver** can go into a frenzy and **become malignant** → ****_hepato_**cellular _carcinoma_**.
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**_Hepatitis C_** **(a **_flavi_**virus)** treatment
**_The Hep Sea_** * **_Older tx_:** **Rib**avirin w/ **I**nterferon **Alpha** * **_Newer tx (use polymerase / protease inhibitors)_:** Sofosbuvir (polymerase inhibitor)
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**_Togavirus Family_** replication MOA
**_Toga-Toga-Togavirus_** **_Enveloped_** **_POS_** sense ****_S_**S** ****_R_**NA** Toga produces **one long _single_ protein** that is **cleaved by viral proteases** into **_smaller_ active** constituents. (like Picornaviruses!!!) **Replicates in** the **_cytoplasm_** like all **POS** sense **RNA**.
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**_Togavirus Family_** Viruses in the Toga family
**_Toga-Toga-Togavirus_** **1)** _**3** types of **Arbo**viruses_ (**_Ar_**thropod **_bo_**rne virus, **Mosquitos** **vector**) **Western _equine encephalitis_**, **Eastern** equine encephalitis, **Venezuelan** equine encephalitis. 2) **_Rubella_** **\*\*\*** (Big buzzword = **Immigrant**) **\*\*\*** AKA **_German_ measles**, **_3 day_ measles**, or **_3rd_ Disease**
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**_Rubella_** **(a **_toga_**virus)** **3 presentations** of **_Rubella_** **_AKA_****:** **German** measles, **3 day** measles, **3rd** disease
**_Toga-Toga-Togavirus_** 1. **Congenital** (**TO**_R_**CHeS** infection!) 2. **Childhood** 3. **Adult**
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**_Rubella_ (a **_toga_**virus)** **_Congenital_ presentations** of **_Rubella_** **_AKA_****:** **German** measles, **3 day** measles, **3rd** disease
**_Toga-Toga-Togavirus_** **\*** **TO**_R_**CHeS** infection! * **_Classic traid_** of **Congenital** **_cataracts_**, **Sensory-neural** **_Deafness_**, **_PDA_**, * **_Blueberry muffin_ rash\*** (purpric) * Microcephaly, mental **retardation** * **_Pulmonary_** **stenosis**, jaundice. * Radiolucent bone lesions. **\*** **_Blueberry muffin_ rash** also seen in **CMV**
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**_Rubella_ (a **_toga_**virus)** **_Childhood_ presentations** of **_Rubella_** **_AKA_****:** **German** measles, **3 day** measles, **3rd** disease
**_Toga-Toga-Togavirus_** * **Tender _post-auricle**_ and _**occipital_ lymphadenopathy** * **Distinct _maculopapular_ rash** that **_starts on face_** and **spreads downward**, moves faster then measles, **lasts 3 days**, and does NOT darken or coalesce * **Respiratory** drop **transmission** * **_Prodrom of Rubella_: mild fever, lymphadenopathy, fatigue**
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**_Rubella_ (a **_toga_**virus)** **_Adult_ presentations** of **_Rubella_** **_AKA_****:** **German** measles, **3 day** measles, **3rd** disease
**_Toga-Toga-Togavirus_** * **Lymphadenopathy** * **Seizures** * **Knee pain**, **arthritis**, and **arthralgia** * **Respiratory** drop **transmission** * **_Prodrom of Rubella_: mild fever, lymphadenopathy, fatigue**
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**_Rubella_ (a **_toga_**virus)** Vaccine **_AKA_****:** **German** measles, **3 day** measles, **3rd** disease
**_Toga-Toga-Togavirus_** * **_MMR_ vaccine!** * **Live attenuated** vaccine to induce humoral and cell mediated immunity. * **Do _NOT_ give to _pregnant_** women. * **_HIV_ pt** should **only** get the vaccine **if CD4 count** is **_\> 200_**.
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**_Togavirus Family_** treatment
**_Toga-Toga-Togavirus_** ## Footnote **_NO_ tx!**
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_**TORCHeS** Infections_
_**TORCHeS** Infections_: **_T_**oxoplasmosis **_O_**ther (HIV, VZV, Parvovirus B19, enteroviruses, others) **_R_**ubella **_C_**ytomegalovirus **_He_**rpes **_S_**yphilis
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**_Coronavirus Family_** lab tests
**_Kingdom of SARS_** **En**_capsulated_** _helical_ _POS**_ sense _****S**_S **_R_**NA** **Test for** **_antibodies_** to SARS (or other strain) **or _PCR_** to confirm. **(-) finding** **if absence** of **antibodies after 28 days**.
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**_Coronavirus Family_** signs and symptoms
**_Kingdom of SARS_** * Cause of **common cold!** (along with Rhinovirus!) * **Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome** (**_SARS_**) * **Middle East Respiratory Syndrome** (**_MERS_**) * **_Acute_ bronchitis** → can lead to **Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrom** (**_ARDS_**, **wet lung**)
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**_HIV_ (A **_Retro_**virus)** Viral structure
**_One Cane to rule them all_** * **_Enveloped_** **_POS_** sense ****_S_**S** ****_R_**NA → **_D_**S **_D_**NA** * **_Diploid nature**_ (_**2_ molecules** of ****_R_**NA in each viron!**)
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**_HIV_ (A **_Retro_**virus)** lab tests for children / **adults** (**non** neonates)
**_One Cane to rule them all_** * **_SCREEN_ for antibodies with _ELIZA_ test** (repeat screen throughout **6 months;** takes time to make antibodies) * **_CONFIRM_ with _Western_ Blot** * **Measure _viral LOAD_ and _CD4_ using _PCB_** * **_HIV_** **→** **_AIDs_** when **CD4 \< 200** **_OR_** CD4 **\> 200 w/** an **AIDS defining illness**
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**_HIV_ (A **_Retro_**virus)** lab tests for **neonates**
**_One Cane to rule them all_** * **_Use_** HIV RNA or HIV DNA **_amplification tests_** **!!!** **\*\*\* ELIZA** and **Western blot** will **always** **test (+)** if mother has HIV or AIDS. They can **give false (+)** due to **_antibodies_** in the neonate that were **_passed on by_ the _mother_** (giving the neonate passive immunity until it can make its own antibodies) **\*\*\***
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**_HIV_ (A **_Retro_**virus)** replication MOA
**_One Cane to rule them all_** 1. **_Binds_:** Attaches **to** the **_macrophage_** **_T-Cells_** via **_CCr5_** (**early** stages) and **_CXCr4_** (**late** stages) **co-receptors** 2. **_Enters_** the **macrophage** 3. **_Uncoats_** 4. **_Replication_:** undergoes **reverse transcription** (**forms **_D_**S **_D_**NA** intermediate "provirus") → **migrates to _nucleus_** → gets **incorporated into hosts chromosomes** → **_hosts genome_** now **transcribes** and **translates** new **viral proteins** 5. **_Assembly_:** retrovirus capsids formed in hosts cell 6. **_Egress_: envelope proteins** of retroviruses are **acquired by budding** from the plasma membrane (cell surface) of the host 7. **_Maturation_:** **_Gag**_ and _**Pol_ proteins** of the retrovirus are **cleaved by** the **_retroviral protease_** → forming the mature and infectious form of the virus
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**_HIV_ (A **_Retro_**virus)** 3 important genes
**_One Cane to rule them all_** 1. **_Gag_ (_p24_):** is a **_cone_ shaped _capsule_** **for** the ****_R_**NA** strands 2. **_Env_** protein **(**codes for **_gp41_** and **_120_****):** **_41_** is **transmembrane** protein and **_120_** is **outer** protein. (to help remember think 420, it's 41+120 without the 1's) 3. **_Pol_: reverse** **transcriptase**
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**_HIV_** **(A **_Retro_**virus)** Source
**_One Cane to rule them all_** _**Transmitted** primarily through_: * **Sex** * **Blood** transfusions * **Verticle** transmission (**\* T**_O_**RCHeS infection! \*)**
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**_HIV_** **(A **_Retro_**virus)** signs and symptoms
**_One Cane to rule them all_** * **_Prodromal_ like flu** (or mono-like) with **_cervical_ lymphadenopathy,** **_tonsils_** may be **enlarged, fever** * **May last for several weeks** → Gets **better on its own** → But **CD4 (+) cells** are **infected** * **_HIV latent_** for **10 years** → **_Replicating_** **in _lymph_ nodes** → **CD4 drops** **\< 200** → progresses to **_AIDS_** * **_AIDS_** **↑ risk** of **_B cell lymphoma_**, **_diffuse_ _large_ B cell lymphoma**
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**_HIV_ (A **_Retro_**virus)** treatments
**_One Cane to rule them all_** Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (**HAART**) anti-HIV **"cocktail"** — is a combination of three or more drugs. 1. ****_N_**ucleoside **_R_**everse **_T_**ranscriptase **_I_**nhibitors** (**_NRTI_**) are the backbone of HAART therapy. 2. ****_N_**on-**_N_**ucleoside **_R_**everse **_T_**ranscriptase **_I_**nhibitors** (**_NNRTI_**) 3. ****_P_**rotease **_I_**nhibitors** (**_PI_**) 4. **Fusion Inhibitors**
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**_HIV_ (A **_Retro_**virus)** **_NRTI_** treatments **MOA**
**_One Cane to rule them all_** **_Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors_** (**_NRTI_**) are **nucleoside analogs** that contain faulty versions of the building blocks (nucleotides) **used by reverse transcriptase** to convert RNA to DNA, **halting prolonation**.
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**_HIV_ (A **_Retro_**virus)** **_NNRTI_** treatments **MOA**
**_One Cane to rule them all_** **_Non-Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors_** (**_NNRTI_**) **binds** to and **block** HIV **reverse transcriptase**.
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**_HIV_ (A **_Retro_**virus)** **_PI_** treatments **MOA**
**_One Cane to rule them all_** **_Protease Inhibitors_** (**_PI_**) **prevent cleavage** of proteins for viral replication.
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**_HIV_ (A **_Retro_**virus)** **_Fusion Inhibitor_** treatments **MOA**
**_One Cane to rule them all_** **_Fusion Inhibitors_** act against HIV by **preventing** the **virus from fusing** with the inside of a cell, **preventing** it from **replicating.** * example is **_Miravoroc_** which is a **CCr5 inhibitor**
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**_HIV_ (A **_Retro_**virus)** treatments pre/post **pregnancy**
**_One Cane to rule them all_** The **NRTI _Zidovudine_** is best for **pregnant** women, **during labor**, and **post partum** pts. It can **reduce** the **risk of transmision** to the baby **by 2/3** if taken **from _14 weeks_** of **gestation** **to _6 weeks_ post partum**.