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1. Name the least toxic antifungal agent useful in the tx of oral candidiasis:
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1. Nistatin
-side effects uncommon -aqueous suspension, vaginal tablet, lozenge, cream ointment. -caution for diabetics, contains sugar. |
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2. State 3 dose forms of an antifungal usedful in dentistry and descride their pros & cons:
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3. State two other antifungal agents useful for oral candidiasis & state one problem with each & when is administration of each appropriate?
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4. Describe the reason for the difficulty associated with the tx of herpes simlex labialis with antiviral agents?
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5. Describe any useful, clinically proved effect of either the topical or systemic use in dentistry to treat Herpes:
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6. Explain the significance of a pt taking AZT, ddl, ddC, d4T, NVP, and ritonavir:
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7. Describe the serious adverse rxns associated with AZT
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8. Describe how drug combinations are used to manage HIV:
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9. List the therapeutic use of 2 different interferons:
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What are common oral fungal infections?
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Candidiasis
Herpes Simplex Virus Oral Thrush |
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What does Candida albicans affect?
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primary cause for fungal infection of the oral mucosa - Candidiasis or oral thrush
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What antifungal agents can be used to treat candidiasis?
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Nistatin
Clotrimazole Ketoconazole Fluconazole |