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8 Cards in this Set
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Drug: Acyclovir
What is the toxicity? |
Elevated hepatic enzymes, nasopharyngitis, neutropenia
Maintain hydration to prevent renal precipition -> use caution w/ renal impairment or other renal toxic drugs |
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Drug: Amantadine
What is the toxicity? |
Neurologic effects, orthostatic hypotension
DO NOT USE if narrow angle glaucoma or breast feeding |
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Drug: Cidofovir
What is the toxicity? |
Neurologic, hematologic, tublar damage
BLACK BOX for renal impairment/toxicity |
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Drug: Oseltamavir
What is the toxicity? |
None really
Psychiatric effects in flu patients, rare skin reactions |
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Drug: Ribavarin
What is the toxicity? |
General common effects
BLACK BOX for hemolytic anemia and M/F teratogenicity |
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Drug: Rimantadine
What is the toxicity? |
Minimal adverse effects |
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Drug: Valcyclovir
What is the toxicity? |
(SAME AS ACYCLOVIR)
Elevated hepatic enzymes, naopharyngitis, neutropenia
Maintain hydration to prevent renal precipitation
Use cautiously if renal impairment or with reno-toxic drugs |
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Drug: Zanamivir
What is the toxicity? |
Throat/tonsil pain, cough
NOT to be used w/ underlying pulmonary disease => fatal bronchospasm! |
