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PCP
-prophylaxis at CD4<200 or renal transplant
-cysts in lungs

What to monitor or give with Tx
-Give steroids if PO2<70
--solumedrol IV or prednisone 20-40 for 15-21 days, tapering off
-most common Pneumocystis Jiroveci Pneumonia
Prophylaxis for PCP
-Bactrim DOC (DS or SS daily to TIW)
-Dapsone 100mg daily
-Atovaquone 1500mg daily
-pentamidine 300mg q28 days via inhalation
21-28 days of therapy
Treatment of PCP
-bactrim 15-20mg/kg/day TID
-dapsone 100mg daily with trimethoprim 15-20mg/kg/day BID
-pentamidine 4mg/kg IV
-primaquin/clindamycin
-atvaquone 750mg BID
only caspofungin or echinocandins have activity
PCP
it is fungal infection, pneumonia like infection
historically, thought it was a bacterial infection
Bactrim
-15-20mg/kg day for tx or 1ds or 1 ss qd or tiw
IV bactrim has a volume problem. 1mg/mL
-Bactrim not stable in NS
-renally excreted
- dosing based on trimethoprim
-when prophylaxis for PCP, also prophylaxis for Toxoplasmosis
-
ADR:
-RASH
-NVD
-Anemia
-Thrombocytopenia
-Agranulocytosis
-Hyperkalemia
Pentamidine, Pentam
-4 mg/kg IV or 300mg q28d
-very NEPHROtoxic
-pancreatitis (strong toxin)
-blood sugar abnormalities (high/low)[biggest worry is hypoglycemia]
ADR
-leukopenia
-hypotension
-thrombocytopenia
-sterile abscess
-metallic taste in mouth
-hypocalcemia
-phosphate
Dapsone
100mg +/- 15-20mg/kg TMP
ADR
-agranulocytosis
-aplastic anemia
-methemaglobinemia
must be with trimethoprim for treatment
Atovaquone (Mepron)
1500mg QD tx; 10mg QD for px
-bad taste
-take with fat
-yellow liquid stains
-mild PCP
ADR
-NVD
-fever
-rash
Primaquin and Clindamycin
-give with clindamycin
dose 15-30mg PO
ADR: NV, abdominal pain
-granulocytopenia
-hemolytic anemia
-methemoglobinemia
Clindamycin: 300-900 Oral or IV
ADR: pseudomembranous colitis
-NV
-Rash
-Diarrhea
PCP (things to do)
before or after: START HAART WHEN POSSIBLE
after: secondary prophylaxis
Bactrim, TMP monitoring
-CBC
SCr/BUN, K
-Na, Alb
Dapsone monitoring
-CBC
-SCr/BUN, K
-methemaglobin, G6PD
Pentamide monitoring
-SCr/BUN
-Amylase/Lipase
-Glucose
-CVC
Primaquine monitoring
-CBC
-methemaglobin
-G6PD
Clindamycin monitoring
-diarrhea
-BUN/SCr
-electrolytes
-toxic megacolon
Steroids monitoring
-blood sugar
-fluid retention
PCP monitoring
-breathing
-CXR
-ABG/O2 saturation
Cytomegalovirus
CMV
-prophylaxis <50, transplants

-have primary and secondary prophylaxis
-treatment 14-21 days
Ganciclovir
IV use
-induction 5mg BID
maintenance 5-10mg daily
-dose to renal function, need neupogen
ADR:
-granulocytopenia
-THROMOCYTOPENOA
-NEUTROPENIA
-anemia (minor)
-HA
-confusion
-renal
Valganciclovir
Oral
-900mgBID, then 900mg daily
-need neupogen
-granulocytopenia
-THROMBOCYTOPENIA
-NEUTROPENIA
-nausea
-headache
-anemia (minor)
-renal
-confusion
Foscarnet
IV
90mgBID, then 90mg daily
-hydration
-calcium replacement
ADR
-renal dysfunction
-hypokalemia
-hypomagnesemia
-hyponatremia
-phosphate
-hypocalcemia
-NV
-anemia
-HA
Cidofovir
5mg QW, then QOW
-need hydration
-need probenecid 4 grams on treatment days
ADR:
-NEPHROTOXIC
-avoid other nephrotoxins
Ganciclovir and Valganciclovir monitoring
-SCr
-CBC (frequent for platelets)
Foscavir monitoring
-SCr/BUN
-Na, K, Mg, Ca, Phos
-CBC
Cidofovir monitoring
- SCr/BUN
-Urine (proteinuria)
-medication list (nephrotoxins)
Toxoplasmosis
-seen when CD<50
-treatment for 6 months
-treat until CD4> 100
-can be in eye
-also can be in encephalitis, AMS, seizures, unconscious.
Toxoplasmosis treatment
1. pyrimethamine/Leucovorin
2. sulfadiazine, clindamycin, azithromycin, or atovaquone
or
3.Bactim mono therapy 5mg/kg bid
Pyrimethamine plus leucovin
-must use leucovin (activated folic acid)
dose is 75mg plus 10mg of leucovin
ADR:
-megaloblastic anemia
-LEUCOCYTOPENIA, THROMBOCYTOPENIA
-PANCYTOPENIA
-NV
-HA
-malaise
Sulfadiazine
ADR:
-rash
-NV
-anemia
-neutropenia
-peripheral neuropathy
-dose is 1-1.5 grams QID
-not monotherapy
Clindamycin T0xoplasmosis
ADR:
-colitis
-diarrhea
-dose 300-900 qid
Azythromycin Toxoplasmosis
ADR:
-diarrhea
-tinnitus
-abdominal cramping
-nausea
-600mg qd
Pyrimethamine monitoring
-CBC
-leucovin
Sulfadiazine
-CBC
-SCr
Toxoplasmosis monitoring
-medication intake
HAART tx
-CD4 count
MAC
-propylaxis at CD4<50
-MAComa during HAART
-ingested
-will present with TB symptoms plus DIARRHEA or GI
-
MAC prophylaxis and treatment
prophylaxis
-azithromycin 1200 QW
-clarithromycin 500mg BID
-rifabutin 300mg daily
treatment:
-ethambutol and 2nd gen macrolide
-add others if needed
Rifabutin MAC
Dosing normal:
-300mg daily
With PI
-150mg daily
With boosted PI
-150mg TIW
Efavirenz
-450-600mg daily
Fluconazole-uveitis
ADR
-rash
-discolored urine/feces/tears/saliva
-NV
-neutropenia/leukopenia
azithromycin MAC
ADR:
-N/D
dyspepsia
tinnitus
-600mg daily
clarithromycin MAC
ADR:
-N/D
-loss of hearing
-dyspepsia
-bad taste in mouth
-500mg BID
Ethambutol MAC

-dosed 20mg/kg/day
ADR:
-anorexia
-NV
-fever
-malaise
-HA/dizziness
-peripheral and optic neuropathies
Need azith or clarity.

clarith favored

BASE DRUG FOR TREATMENT
Toxoplasmosis intubated which means NPO
-Bactim IV
-Clindamycin and Azithromyic IV
Amikacin or Streptomycin
ADR:
-renal
-ototoxicity
-injection site reaction
streptomycin 1gm/day IM
amikacin 10-12mg/kg IV
Fluroquinolone
ADR:
-nausea
-confusion
-dizziness
-glucose agnormalities
-QT prolongation
Rifabutin monitoring MAC
-LFT
-CBC
Ethambutol monitoring MAC
-SCr
-CBC
Aminoglycosides monitoring MAC
-SCr
MAC monitoring
-fever
-diarrhea
-weight
-HAART
-CD4 cells
-Medication adherence
Cryptosporidium
-from water
-causes diarrhea and weight loss

-lack of absorption in GI is problem
-dehydration is problem

-hydrate
-you can use multiple anti-diarrhea
TX: HAART
-Humatin (Paromomycin) (like vanc for C.Dif)
-ALINIA (Nitazoxanide) GI side effects. DOC!!
-Azithromycin IV is plus
Kaposi Sarcoma

HHV8
-dermal, but can grow on other tissues.
-dermal less serious
-classic, endemic, transplant, aids associated
Tx
1. HAART
-cutaneous HAART includes radiotherapy, alitretinoin gel, laser therapy, cryo or laser therapy
-systemic HAART include liposomal antracyclines (rubicins) and paclitaxel