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17 Cards in this Set
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what is used to treat HIV |
zidovudine (retrovir) |
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three classes of antimicrobial that may cause photosensitivity? |
quinolones, sulfonamides tetracyclines |
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what is ribavirin effective against |
respiratory synctial virus (RSV) in infants and children hepatits C in adults |
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what drugs are effective against the flu? |
oseltamivir (tamiflu) zanamivir (relenza) |
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drug effective against herpes genitalis and herpers zoster |
famciclovir (famvir) valacyclovir (valtrex) |
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drug effective against herpes-gentalis |
acyclovir (zovirax) |
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medication effective against oral thrush |
nystatin-swish and swallow clotrimazole- lozenge to dissolve in mouth |
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common and adverse affects of amphotericin |
malaise, fever, chills, nausea, vomitting, nephrotoxcity, electolyte imbalance, thrombophlebtis |
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what lab valuses do you asses for amphotercin |
BUN, creatinine, potassium, magnesium |
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what vitamins help diminish effects ofof isoniazid |
B6 |
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what antitubercular drug will change the color of bodily secrections |
rifampin |
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What is redman syndrom and what causes it |
vacomycin, sever here hypotension with red rash over face and neck |
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who should not recieve tetracyclines |
children under the age of 8 and breastfeeding mothers, can affect teeth development as well as permantely staining teeth |
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what is used to treat UTI and ottis media for people alergic to penicin |
tetracycline, doxycline |
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how is red man syndrome prevented/treated? |
infuse slowly, monitor blood pressure, stop infusion, iv fluids, antihistamines, and or corticosteriods |
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drug effective against |
cipro |
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what drugs are effective against noscomoical and community acuqired UTIS |
Quinolones |
