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reasons when not to use certain combos

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what should not be used during 1st trimester of pregnancy   efavirenze  
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what should be used with caution in patients with unstable psychiatric disease   efavirenz  
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what should not be used in pts with moderate to sever hepatic impairment   nevirapine  
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what should not be used when CD4 counts are above 250 in women and 400 in men   nevirapine  
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what should not be used when a patient requires more than 20 mg of omeprazole or any other PPI   atazanavir and delavirdine (CI WITH even 20 mg of omep) atazanavir can be given with 20 mg omeprazole if 12 hours apart  
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what should not be used when the patient has an underlying renal insufficiency problem   tenofovir emtricitabine combination (truvada) this is first line normally so this is a good reason to go to alternative. Cl less than 50 no atripla cl less than 30 no truvada  
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what should not be used with a positive HLA-B*5701 test   abacavir, ziagen, epzicom, trizivir  
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what should not be used with a history of pancreatitis or peripheral neuropathy   combination didanosine & lamivudine or didanosine and emtricitabine. didanosine is a big offender of pancreatitis ( along with stavudine but is not in a preferred or alternative reg to care about)  
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which combination should you use caution in the presence of pretreatment anemia and or neutropenia   zidovudine & lamivudine comb brand name combivir. these two drugs are also found in trizivir  
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