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Diagnosis of AIDs
HIV+ w/CD4<200 OR HIV+ w/ an AIDS defining illness
Diagnosis of HIV
ELISA
Western blot confirmation
Monitoring of HIV
CD4 count
HIV 1 RNA viral load by PCR
NRTI's
(a) mechanism
(b) Name the most common drugs of this class
(a) Nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors ; converted to active forms by phosphorylation. Prevent conversion of viral RNA to dsDNA. Some cross resistance.
(b) Zidovudine (ADV), Didanosine (ddl), Zalcitabine (ddC), stavudine (d4T), Lamivudine (3TC)
Zidovudine
(a) class/mechanism
(b) Side effects and comments
(a) NRTI (inhibits reverse transcriptase)
(b) Used in HAART and in prophylaxis following needlesticks or to prevent maternal/fetal transmission.
Bone marrow suppression (dose limiting and may require transfusions)
Didanosine
(a) class/mechanism
(b) Side effects and comments
(a) NRTI (inhibits reverse transcriptase)
(b) Pancreatitis (dose limiting)
Zalcitabine
(a) class/mechanism
(b) Side effects and comments
(a) NRTI (inhibits reverse transcriptase)
(b) peripheral neuropathy
Stavudine (d4T)
(a) class/mechanism
(b) Side effects and comments
(a) NRTI (inhibits reverse transcriptase)
(b) peripheral neuropathy
Lamivudine (3TC)
(a) class/mechanism
(b) Side effects and comments
(a) NRTI (inhibits reverse transcriptase)
(b) fewer side effect (mild GI distress, headache). Also used to treat hepB
NNRTI's
(a) mechanism
(b) major drugs of this class
(a) inhibit reverse transcriptase but don't require metabolic activation; no cross resistance.
(b) Nevirapine, Delavirdine, Efavirenz
Nevirapine
(a) class/mechanism
(b) Side effects and commonets
(a) NNRTI (inhibits reverse transcriptase)
(b) prevents maternal/fetal transmission
Delavirdine
(a) class/mechanism
(b) Side effects and comments
(a) NNRTI (inhibits reverse transcriptase)
(b) major drug interactions and possible teratogen
Efavirenz
(a) class/mechanism
(b) side effects and comments
(a) NNRTI (inhibits reverse transcriptase)
(b) major drug interactions, possible teratogen
Protease inhibitor
(a) mechanism
(b) major drugs in this class
(c) major side effects
(a) inihibition of aspartate protease a pol gene product; prevents viral assembly
(b) Indinavir, Ritonovir, Saquinavir, Nelfinavir, Amprenavir, Lopinavir
(c) GI distress, hyperglycemia, hyperlipidemia, altered fat distribution, nephroplithiasis (maintain hydration, indinavir), thrombocytopenia (indinavir)
Fusion inhibitors
(a) mechanism
(b) major drug in this class
(a) binds gp41 preventing fusion of viral and cellular membranes
(b) enfuvirtide