HIV drugs Flashcards

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1
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What is the advantage to using drugs from different classes?

A
  • Synergy

* Decreased Resistance

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What is the typical way that HAART therapy is prescribed, in terms of mechanism of action?

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Give:

• 2 NRTI’s + (NNRTI or protease inhibitor or integrase inhibitor)

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What should you do first if detect through western blot and elisa that a patient is relapsing despite HAART therapy?

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  1. Ask if they are actually taking the therapy

2. Perform Resistance Testing

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Before initiating therapy with miravoc what should you do?

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• Make sure they are CCR5+, otherwise the drug is useless

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5
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NRTI’s and NNRTI’s act on what step in the HIV life cycle?

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Reverse Transciption

• These are (Non) Nucleotide Reverse Transciption inhibitors

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What drugs act as NRTI’s?
• are the competitive or non-competitive inhibitors?
• Do they work on HIV-1 and 2?

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ABACAVIR
LAMIVUDINE (3TC)
TENOFOVIR (TDF)
EMTRICIBINE 
ZIDOVUDINE (AZT)

Inhibition:
• Competitive

Tropism:
• Work on HIV 1 and 2

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What drugs act as NNRTIs?
• are the competitive or non-competitive inhibitors?
• Do they work on HIV-1 and 2?

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EFAVIRENZ
NEVIRAPINE
DELAVIRDINE

Inhibition:
• Non-competitive

Tropism:
• Work on HIV 1

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What drugs act as protease inhibitors?
• are the competitive or non-competitive inhibitors?
• Do they work on HIV-1 and 2?

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the -navirs

ATAZNAVIR
RITONAVIR

Inhibition:
• Competetive

Tropism:
• HIV 1 ONLY

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What drugs act as Fusion inhibitors?
• are the competitive or non-competitive inhibitors?
• Do they work on HIV-1 and 2?

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ENFUVIRTIDE - HIV-1 ONLY

MARAVOC - CCR5+ ONLY

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What drugs act as integrase inhibitors?

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RALTEGRAVIR

DOLUTEGRAVIR

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NRTIs 
• Administration 
• Metabolism 
• Standouts???
• Drugs?
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Administration:
• Oral

Metabolism:
• No Significant CYP interactions

Standouts:
• Abacavir - is metabolized by ALCOHOL DEHYDROGENASE (don’t drink with it)

ABACAVIR
LAMIVUDINE (3TC)
TENOFOVIR (TDF)
EMTRICIBINE 
DIDANOSINE
STAVUDINE
ZIDOVUDINE (AZT
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NNRTIs 
• Administration 
• Metabolism 
• Standouts???
• Drugs?
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Administration:
• Oral

Metabolism:
• Delavirdine - weakly CYPS
• Efavirenz, Nevirapine - INDUCE CYPS

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Which NNRTIs might cause unwanted pregnancy?

• why?

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Efavirenz, Nevirapine

• They INDUCE CYP3A4 and CYP2B6 which can lead to ORAL CONTRACEPTIVE FAILURE

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What happens to drug metabolism when you give a patient Rifamin and Rifabutin, what would you have to do to counteract this?
• is it okay to give NNTRI’s with this?

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Rifampin and Rifabutin
• Known PAN-INDUCERS of CYP

Efavirenz OKAY to give with these but you need to UP THE DOSE

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15
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What class of drugs should you NEVER give rifampin with? 
• Why?
A

PROTEASE INHIBITORS - the “-navirs”

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16
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What group of HIV drugs should come to mind when you think about CYP issues?

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PROTEASE INHIBITORS - the “-navirs”

17
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Which of the protease inhibitors might you give if you’re trying to increase the concentration or prolong the effect of a drug in the bloodstream?

18
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Suppose you begin taking a drug X (a cyp metabolized drug) for migraines and begin taking rifampin, what would you expect to happen?
• What HIV Drug might have the opposite effect?

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  • Headaches would come back, you would see a recurrence of symptoms due to induction of CYPs by rifampin
  • RITONAVIR (protease inhibitor)
19
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What the the ONLY HIV drug given subcutaneously?

20
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Fusion and Integrase inhibitors
• Name them
• Administration?

A

MARAVIROC
ENFUVIRTIDE

RALTEGRAVIR (integrase inhibitor)

21
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What is the point of giving Cobicistat?

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• Orally active CYP3A4 inhibitor that can be given to increase the serum concentration of drugs like Ataznavire (a weak CYP inducer)

22
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Besides Rifampin what other antimicrobials tend to have major effects on when given with HIV drugs, specifically RITONAVIR?
• What other HIV drugs is this drug contrainidcated with?

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• Voriconazole - inhibits CYP2C9 (a little) and CYP3A4 (a lot)

  • *ALL Protease Inhibitors Contraindicated
  • *NNRTIs contratindicated
23
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Activity of Rifampin vs. Rifabutin

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RIfampin is a much intense inducer of CYP

24
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What Black Box Warnings are associated with all of the NNRTIs?
• which has the most black box warnings?
• What raises your risk for experiencing these effects?

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BBWs:
• Hepatic Disease
• Lactic Acidosis
• Neuropathy

ZIDOVUDINE - has the most, also causes Anemia, myopathy, and neutrapenia

RISK FACTORS:
• Being Obese
• Being a woman

25
What Drugs would you want to avoid if you are a drinker with HIV?
*  Abacavir - metabolized by Alcohol Dehydrogenase | * Didanosine and Stavudine - may cause Pancreatitis
26
A person experiences Vivid dreams and CNS symptoms during the first 2 weeks of HIV therapy? • What drug are they likely taking? • This drug is a member of what class?
• Efavirenz - NNRTI
27
What symptoms are common to all of the NNRTIs? • Which are contraindicated in pregancy? • Name them
Common: • Rash and Hepatotoxicity Pregnancy: • Efavirenz and Delavirdine NNRTIs EFAVIRENZ NEVIRAPINE DELAVIRDINE
28
What are som effects caused by ALL of the Protease Inhibitors? • Name them
PIs cause Cushings-like effects: Lipodystrophy - BUFFALO NECK Hyperglycemia - Glut 4 issues, think DIABETES Severe Rash Others: Dyslipidemia, GI intolerance
29
What HIV drug is likely to cause insomnia? | • what about Upper respiratory Tract infections?
Insomina: • Raltegravir URTI: • Maraviroc
30
What drugs are given as HIV post-exposure prophylaxis?
Tenofovir Emitricitabine Raltegravir
31
If somebody gets CMV while on HAART therapy, what drugs will they probably get? • Method of administration?
Oral: Valganciclovir (also used in prophylaxis) Ganciclovir (also used in prophylaxis) IV: Foscarnet Cidofovire
32
Fluconazole is the drug of choice for fungal infection prophylaxsis in HIV pts.
Fluconazole is the drug of choice for fungal infection prophylaxsis in HIV pts.
33
Why would you see an HIV patient get genital ulcerations while getting treated for CMV?
Foscarnet - drug is very insoluble and will become concentrated in the urine if you don't stay hydrated Can also cause nephrotoxicity via electrolyte imbalances
34
What drug is often given to treat an EBV infection in an someone with an HIV infection? • How does resistance against this drug arise? • Application?
Vidarabine OCULAR OINTMENT * works by inhibiting EBV DNA pols. and mutation in the DNA pols. causes loss of drug activity
35
How does resistance against Vidarabine differ from resistance against Valgancilovir?
Vidarabine - enzyme that it works on is mutated Gancilovir - enzyme that phosphorylates it in herpes viruses is mutated
36
What Drug is often given to combat KSHV?
Cidofovir - nucleotide analogue that must be phosphorylated
37
``` Of the following drugs, determine which ones could pose a higher risk of drug-drug interactions: • Dabigatran • Enoxaparin • Fondaparinux • Apixaban • Bivalirudin • Rivaroxaban • Warfarin ```
``` CYP/P-gp issues: • Dabigatran • Apixaban • Rivaroxaban • Warfarin ``` No Issues: • Enoxaparin • Fondaparinux • Bivalirudin