Pharmacology 3 Chemotherapy Flashcards

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Innefective againsta candida

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TOLNAFTATE

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Worms present in humans but not animals

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ASCARIS
ANCLYSTOMA
OXYRIOUS

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Worms presnent in both human and animals

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FASCHIOLA
HETROPHES

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Tx antibiotic induced
PSUDO MEMBRANOUS COLITIS

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VANCOMYCIN

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TUBUCORARIN should not be taken with

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GENTAMYCIN
Risk of MG - dec in ACH

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Tx of methicillin resistant staph

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VANCOMYCIN

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TRIMETOPHRIM cause which SE

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PHOTOSENSITIVITY

Also nalidixic Acid, sulfa drugs, FQ

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Preffered over carbenicillin for CHF, Renal F, HTN

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TICARCILLIN
Bec of small doses

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Tetracycline should not be given in

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PREGNANCY

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Tetracycline gives different patterns of absorption/dissolution bacause it is

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AMPHOTERIC
Forms acids/ bases
Internal salts

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Mantox test is used in

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TB

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Tx of systemic ANAEROBIC infection

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METRONIDAZOLE

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Sulfamethoxazole/trim blocks seq step in synthesis of

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FOLIC ACID

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Sulfa drugs are long acting because of it’s

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PLASMA PROTEIN BINDING

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Sulfonamides SE

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SJS

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Causes KERNICTERUS in neonates

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SULFISOXAZOLE

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Are not liable to destruction by heat

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SULFA DRUGS

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Tx strep Viridans; subacute bacterial
endocarditis

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AMPICILLIN
AMINOGLYCOSIDES

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Streptococcus pyrogens-scarlet fever
is found in

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THROAT

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Bacterial infection:

BONE

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STAPH AUREUS

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Bacterial infection
PSEUDOMEMBRANOUS COLITIS

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CLOSTRIDIUM DIFICILE

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Bacterial infection
UTI, MENINGITIS

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PSEUDOMONAS AUROGINOSA

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Used in tx of gonorrhea for patient with pencillin sensitivity or
Gonococci resistance

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SPECTINOMYCIN

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SE of pentamidine

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SEVERE HYPOtension

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SE of ketoconazole
Headache GIT
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Safest sulf to allergic pts
SULFAMETHIZOLE
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Rifampicin should be taken when
BEFORE MEALS
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Test for disinfectant and germicidal action
RADIAL WALKER TEST
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Quinolone SE
CNS STIMULATION
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Used in tx of pinworms
PYRVINIUM PAMOATE
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Anthelmintic that should be swallowed whole- no chewing, will cause red stool, not to be used with inflammed GIT
PYRVINIUM PAMOATE
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PYRAZINAMIDE SE
ARTHGIA HYPERURECEMIA
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Cuasative organism of PURULENT BOILS in the ear
STAPH
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Erythromycin+ WARFARIN
⬇️ warfarin concentration to half
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Cause hemolytic anemia in G6PD
PRIMAQUINE
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PostMENOPAUSAL vaginal infection is caused by
E. COLI
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A non irritant bacteriostatic, sporocidal in small doses
PHENYL MERCURIC NITRATE
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Effective as urinary analgesic
PHENAZOPYRIDINE
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Should be taken on an epmty stomach to limit destruction by acid hydrolysis
PEN G TABLETS (PENTIDS)
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Excretion of penicillin? Aminoglycosides?
P- tubular A- glumerular
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Alternative to penicillin allergic patients
ERYTHROMYCIN
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Otitis media & sinusitis is cause by
H. INFLUENZA, S. PNEUMONIA, MORAXELLA
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Otitis media & sinusitis TX
1. AMOXICILLIN 2. TMP-SMZ, cefixime, cefaclor
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Drug of choice for MONILIASIS
NYSTATIN Candida Albicans
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Tx of tinea capitis (oral)
GRISEOFULVIN
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Antibiotic used in TB
STREPTOMYCIN
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Tx of Gonoccoci
PEN G
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Useful against G+ UTI
NITROFURANTOIN More effective in acidic urine
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Tx of tapeworm
NICLOSAMIDE
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Maybe combined with vancomycin in tx of MRSA
RIFAMPICIN
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Most suitable oral sulfisoxazole
ACETYL
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Worm in children
OXYURIS (Pinworm) Tx Mebendazole
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MOA by growth by competitive antagonism
SULFONAMIDES
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MOA cell wal synthesis
CEPHALOSPORINS PENICILLINS
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MOA cell membrane
PLOYMIXIN NYSTATIN AMPHO B
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Microorganism dangerous to the eye
PSEUDOMONAS AURUGINOSA
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Pencilinase resistant, used in G+ upper respiratory infection
METHICILLIN
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Pyrazinamide and INH metabolism
ACETYLATION
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Tx of LYME disease (Borella)
DOXYCYCLINE, TC CEFTRIAXONE- severe
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Ketoconazole is CI with this drugs because it decreases acidity of stomach
FAMOTIDINE
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Parenteral/topical antifungal
AMPOTHERICIN B
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Keteconazole interacts with
WARFARIN ANTACIDS CISAPRIDE H2 BLOCKERS/ PPI's AMPHO B
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Cause deafness as it affect the 8th cranial nerve
KANAMYCIN
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Increases methenamine acitivity by decreasing pH of urine
K PHOSPHATE
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K content of Pen G K is
1.7 meq/ millU
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Most potent anti TB
INH
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INH cause SE
LACTIC ACIDOSIS PERIPHERAL NEURITIS
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Indicate bacteria in urine
NITRATES
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Most effective against G- bacteria & P. aurogenosa
GENTAMYCIN
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Most effective in Alkaline urine
GENTAMYCIN
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Most effective in acidic urine
NITROFURANTOIN/ TC
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To prevent crystaluria by sulfonamides
PLENTY OF WATER
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Must be refrigerated
FLUOXACILLIN
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Salfadoxime 400mg + pyrimethamine 80 is
FANSIDAR
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Cause of FANCONI like syndrome
EXPIRED TETRACYCLINE
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Most common microorganism in complicated UTI
E COLI
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Drug most most appropriate to treat GONORRHEA (in poor complianc pt)
SPECTINOMYCIN
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H. Influenza DOC
AMPICILLIN
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DOC e. Coli
COTRIMOXAZOLE
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Pencillin is destroyed by
HYDROLYSIS
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Chlamydia, legionella, helicobacter tx
CIPROFLOXACIN
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Cirprofloxacin increase toxicity of
THEOPHYLLINE
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Chloramphenicol is indicated for
TYPHOID FEVER
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Chloramphenicol is a type of morph
POLYMORPHIC
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Asymptomatic in female Dysuria in male
CHLAMYDIA
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Tx of meningitis
CEFTRIAXONE CEFOTAXIM crosses BBB
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Drug for tapeworm
THIABENDAZOLE
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Drug for pinworm, round worm
PYRANTEL PAMOATE
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Whip, hookworm drug
MEBENDAZOLE
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SE of coamoxiclav
CHOLESTATIC JAUNDICE HEPATOTOXIC
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Effect against pseudomonas
AMINIGLYCOSIDES
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Legionnaire's disease tx G+ legionella pneumophila
ERYTHROMYCIN
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Lowest degree of toxicity, acitivity similar to ampicillin
ERYTHROMYCIN
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Reserved for tx of gonorrhea who faul tx with penicillin, amox, TC
SPECTINOMYCIN
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Adjunt therapy in UTI, lowers NH3 and Ph, engancing antibiotic effectiveness. SE: skin rash with alcohol intake, chelates iron- avoid
ACETOHEXAMIDE ACID (AHA)
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Not to be taken with urine alkalinizer
CIPROFLOXACIN
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Tx of bacterial vaginosis
METRONIDAZOLE
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TC with longest HALFLIFE
DOXYCYCLINE
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Will cause failure of contraceptive therapy
GRISEOFULVIN
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Released by bacteria that causes fever
ENDOTOXINS
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Not a side effect of aminoglycoside
ANEMIA Tetracyclines
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Drug of choice for UTI
Trimethoprim/Sulfamethoxazole (TMP/SMX or Bactrim): is often used as a first-line treatment for uncomplicated UTIs.
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Drug NOT to use in glandular fever
AMOX
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Drugs that worsen burns
DOXY KETOCONAZOLE
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Cellulitis tx
PENICILLIN
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Renal dose adjustment needed in
CHLORAMPHENICOL
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Pre dental surgery antibiotic
PENICILLIN
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Decreases K levels
AMPHOTERICIN
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Aminglycoside is contraindicated with
FUROSEMIDE ototoxic
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Spore destruction is heated in autoclave at
100 •C (30mins) x 3 days Moist heat
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Required presence of gastric acid
KETOCONAZOLE
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Antibacterial with reversible MAOi
LINEZOLID
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INH PAS Hydralazine Sulfonamides Are metabolized by
ACETYLATION
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B- lactam metabolism by
HYDROLYSIS
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Antiviral drug not having active metabolites
LAMIVUDINE
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MOA or drug class of Efavirenz
NNRTI
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Duration of treatment for varicella zoster
7 days
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Viral infection of nerve root
SHINGLES
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MOA or drug class of SAQUINAVIR
PROTEASE ENZYME INHIBITOR
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Imunization against TB, is a variable strain of mycobacterium bovis
BCG
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Not an active immunity
DPT
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Tx of herpes simplex encephalatis
VIDARABIN
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Tx of herpes simplex of the eyelid/ conjuctiva
IDOXORUDINE
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Diagnostic element(antibody) in blood for HIV is detected by
ELISA assay
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Restriction endonuclease enzyme cut the
DNA
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Tx of PCP- pneumocyris pneumonia in HIV
PENTAMIDINE
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Tx of CMV
FOSCARNET CIDOVOFIR
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Longest duration antiviral
DIDANOSINE
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1. Nucleoside/Nucleotide Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (NRTIs):
LATEZ vudine • Lamivudine (3TC) • Abacavir (ABC • Tenofovir (TDF) • Emtricitabine (FTC) • Zidovudine (AZT
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2. Non-Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (NNRTIs):
NERD • Nevirapine • Efavirenz • Rilpivirine • Doravirine
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3. Protease Inhibitors (PIs):
LARDS navir • Lopinavir • Atazanavir • Ritonavir • Darunavir • Saquinavir