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when doing the western blot, what antibodies indicate pt has HIV
gp160/120
gp 41
gp 24

2 out of 3 means pt has HIV
what CD4 count and % indicates AIDS
CD4 < 200
CD4 % < 14%
what CD4 do you start therapy
CD4 b/t 350-500
what are the NRTI (zeke loves ebuka terri adom danny saroosh )
zidovudine (thymidine analog)
lamivudine (cytosine analog)
emtricitabine (cytosine analog)
tenofovir
abacavir
didanosine
stavudine (thymidine analog)
what must you monitor with tenofovir and emtricitabine
tenofovir - renal insufficiency/dysfunction (increase SCr), osteomalacia (no kids <12)

emtricitabine - hyperpigmentation
abacavir causes hypersensitivity reactions so what test must be done
HLA B5701 prior to initiating therapy
why is Didanosine and Stavudine not used must
P side effect

peripheral neuropathy, pancreatitis
how are NRTI eliminated
renally except for abacavir (hepatic)
what are the class effects of NRTI
lactic acidosis/hepatic steatosis
-can lead to mitochondrial toxicity

thymidine analogs (zidovudine, stavudine) cause lipoatrophy but can switch to abacavir and tenofovir since they have less of an effect
what are the drug interactions with NRTI
zidovudine and stavudine can't be given together because both are thymidine analogs therefore would antagonize each other

limivudine and emtricitabine are cytosine analogs therefore antagonize each other
which NRTI is not a nucleoside
tenofovir it is a nucleotide therefore only phosphorylated twice
which NNRTI has no cross resistance to the others
etravirine
why are NNRTI never used as monotherapy
due to rapid development of resistance
what NNRTI can only be used to tx experience pt and can only be used to tx naive pts
etravirine - tx eperienced pt only
rilpivirine - tx naive pt only
are NNRTI CYP3A4 inducers or inhibitor
inducers
what would cause a pt to fail therapy containing Efavirenz and what other NNRTI could you not use
K103N mutation and due to cross resistance pt can't use Nevirapine
what are the NNRTI, never ever eat raisons
nevirapine
efavirenz
etravirine
rilpivirine
what CD4 levels can you not use Nevirapine
CD4 > 250 women
CD4 > 400 men
what pregnancy catergory is Efavirenz
category D
what are the SE of efavirenz and nevirapine
nevirapine increases LFT therefore avoid in pt with hepatic issues, rash (SJS)
efavirenze take on empty stomach to decrease CNS SE (false cannaboid, vivid dreams)
if pt is suffering from depression what drug may exacerbate it
efavirenz
ritonavir
what drugs can you use if pt has K103N mutation
etravirine
rilpivirine
what can Rilipivirine not be used with
H2 blocker and PPI because they decrease Rilipivirine concentration
why can't you abruptly stop NNRTI
they have low genetic barrier therefore resistance develops rapidly
what is the class effect of NNRTI
rashes
increase transaminases
what is the MOA of Protease inhibitors
prevent cleavage of HIV polyprotein
are Protease inhibitors CYP3A4 inhibitors or inducers
inhibitors
what drug must be given 12 hrs apart from PPI and why
atazanavir (PI), must be spaced out because it has pH dependent absorption
what protease inhibitor can not be give with truvada
atazanavir

unless you give it with rotinavir
what are the SE of kaletra and atazanavir
kaletra: diarrhea
atazanavir: nephrolithiasis and hyperbilirubinemia
what are the SE of Ritonovir
increases triglycerides
what is Ritonavir primarily used for
to increase concentration of other Protease inhibitors so there's less chance for resistance
what are the drug interactions with protease inhibitors
NEVER GIVE WITH LOVASTATIN OR SIMVASTATIN b/c ritonavir will increase their concentration leading to rhabdomyolysis
what is the class effect of protease inhibitors
increase bleeding
hyperglycemia
lipodystrophy
what drugs cause lipodystrophy and what is it
protease inhibitors cause it

lipodystrophy is increase fat redistribution in areas such as the abdomen and neck (buffalo hump)
what are the protease inhibitors

kill all funky red tailed donkeys
kaletra (lopinavir + ritonavir)
atazanavir
fosampronovir
ritonovir
tipranovir
daranavir
how does Enfuvirtide work
entry inhibitor binds to gp41 and inhibits HIV from fusing with CD4 cell
what kind of patients can enfuviritide be given to tx-experienced or tx-naive
tx-experienced
how does Maraviroc work
CCR5 antagonist

CYP3A4 substrate
what must be done prior to using Maraviroc
CCR5 tropism test

-if pt tests positive for CXCR4 or is dual mixed then pt can not receive maraviroc
what is Raltegravir metabolized by
UGT1A1
what is the black box warning for maraviroc
hepatotoxicity due to increase LFT
what does Raltegravir do
integrase inhibitor

low genetic barrier
if Raltegravir is given with what drug would you have to double the dose
rifampin b/c it is a UGT1A1 inducer
what are the regimens for treatment naive pt
2NRTI + NNRTI (PI sparring)
2NRTI + BOOSTED PI
2NRTI + INTEGRASE INHIBITOR
what are the regimens for treatment experienced pt
2 new NRTI + boosted PI (if failed NNRTI)
2 new NRTI + NNRTI or new PI w/ RTV (if failed PI)
what is the SE of zidovudine
myalgia
macrolytic anemia
fatigue
what is the SE of abacavir
hypersensitivity