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HIV Drugs

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What cells express CD4 receptors and :: are infected with HIV ? 1) T-Lymphocytes (T-Helper Cells)__2)Monocytes__3)__Dendritic Cells__3)Brain Microganglia
How does Acute HIV present? S/Sx include RASH,fever,sore throat, myalgia, lymphadenopathy
HIV Set Point Virus replicates and reaches a set point takes about a yr to reach constant set point. Higher set Points = rapid progression to AIDs
How Does Chronic HIV present? Usually as opportunistic infections.
AIDS = CD4 count of _____ OR a AIDs Defining Illness <200 cells/uL (takes about 10 yrs)
Name 6 Complications of Chronic HIV Infection 1) Infections (OI, TB, HSV, Thrush)__2)Cancer (Kaposis sarcoma, lymphoma)__3)Neurological(encephalopathy)__4)Hematopoeittic (neutropenia, throbocytopenia, anemia)__5)Renal (neprhopathy)__6)Cardiovascular(cardiomyopathy)
Normal Adult CD4 count 500-1600 cells/uL (40-70% of all lymphocytes)
What is the difference between genotypic and phenotypic HIV resistance testing? Genotypic uses gene amplification to determine if HIV has a predocumented type of mutation. ___Phenotypic resistance is tested by measuring effectiveness of standard drug [ ] on cultured HIV (less preferred)
Can ART therapy be stopped? Interruptions of ART is NOT recommended except for serious toxicities of inability to take oral meds. Usually causes immediate virologic rebound and CD4 decline.
5 Indications for initiating ART 1) Hx of AIDS defining illness__2)CD4<3250__ 3)Pregnant women__ 4)HIV nephropathy__5)Hep B coinfection when HBV tx is indicated
Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors (NRTI)___ MOA compete for reverse transcriptase w/ endogenous nucleotides (leads to early DNA termination after integration)
NRTI Class Side Affects Lactic Acidosis, Pancreatitis, Lipoatrophy(due to mitochondrial toxicity)
Zidovudine NRTI____BMS, Myopathies __ Don't use w/ Stavudine
Lamivudine NRTI____Well tolerated (1st Line)__Don't use w/ Emtricitabine
Emtricitabine NRTI___Well tolerated (1st line) skin hypersensitization__Don't use w/ Lamivudine
Stavudine NRTI___Peripheral Neuropathy, Myopathies__don't use with Zidovudine or Didanosine
Didanosine NRTI___Peripheral Neuropathy__N/D
Abacavir NRTI___Hypersensitivity that can be FATAL upon rechallenge *HLA-B*5701 testing*, cardiac disease
Tenofovir NRTI___NVD, Renal dysfunction, well Tolerated
Non-Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptaes Inhibitors (NNRTI)___MOA Binds non-competitively to reverse transcriptase causing conformational change that halts enzyme activity
NNRTI Side Effects Rash (common, All effect CYP450 NZ
Efavirenz NNRTI___1st Line, CNS effects common :: don't use in pysch cases, P450 inducer,
Neviripine NNRTI___Hepatitis(common), AVOID if CD4 >400 men or >250 in women to avoid hepatotoxicity, used peri partum, P450 inducer
Delaviridine NNRTI___Hepatotoxic*, P450 inducer, NOT USED CLINICALLY
Etravirine NNRTI (2nd Gen)___many DI, Avoid w/ ATV, FPV, TPV, unboosted PI, and NNRTIs, *2nd Line Agent*
Protease Inhibitors (PI)___ MOA Inhibit Protease which cleaves the idividual virus components; prevents viral maturation
PI Class Effects GI Intolerance, Lipodystrophy, hyperlipidemia, hyperglycemia, hepatotoxicity, Pancreatitis (less common)
Ritonavir PI___paresthesis, taste changes, very potent P450 inhibitor, Now ONLY for BOOSTING
Atavanavir PI___ Requires ACIDIC environment for absorption, No documented lipid abnormalities w/o ritonavir
Lopinavir PI___Always given w/ ritonavir and can be given once or twice daily.
Darunavir PI___Contains sulfa moiety
Fosamprenavir PI___contains sulfa moeity, prodrug of amprenavir requires less frequent dosing
Tipranavir PI___only approved for ART experianced patients
Indinavir PI___kidney stones, alopecia, dry skin, Hyperbilirubinemia with atazanavir DO NOT USE TOGETHER. (hardly used anymore)
Saquinavir PI___Reformulated but still barely used
Amprenavir PI___use replaced by foramprenavir
Enfurvitide Fusion Inhibitor___SubCut ONLY Bid, inj. site rxn, no known drug interactions, ART EXPERIANCED ONLY
Maraviroc CCR5 Receptor Antagonist___Only used in pt w/ CCR5 tropic virus (must assay pt), hepatotoxicity, allergic rxn, CYP3A4 substrate, ART EXPERIANCED PT ONLY
Raltegravir Integrase Inhibitor (prevents integrase from incoporating viral DNA into host), ND, HA, CK elevations, *NO P450 Metab** ONLY ART EXPERIANCED PT
What is the general Initial Treatment Regimen? 2NRTIs + NNRTI OR PI(fusion inhibtor, CCR5 antagonist, and integrase inhibitor not recommended in initial ART)
Considerations in Choosing dosing regimen comorbidities, adherence potential, dosing convenience, ade, DI, pregnancy potential, drug resistance, gender and CD4 if considering neviripine, HLAB*5701 if considering abacavir
Advantages of NNRTI long half lives, less metabolic toxicity than PI, preserves PI options for future
Disadvantages of NNRTI lower genetic barrier to resistance, cross-resistance amongst most NNRTI, rash, hepatotoxicity, DI (not as bad as PI)
Advantages of PI higher genetic barrier to resistance, NNRTI options preserved for future use
Disadvantages of PI metabolic complications, GI intolerance, DI*
Advantages of NRTI established backbone of combo tx, minimal drug interactions, well tolerated
Disadvantages lactic acidosis, hepatic steatosis(rare), ade of specific agents, mitochodrial disadvantages
When do you change regimens? Virologic Failure, Immunologic failure, Clinical progression, Intolerable side effects
Virologic Failure HIV RNA >400 after 24 wks___>50 after 48 wks___>400 after viral suppresion
Immunologic Failure Failure to achieve and maintain adequate CD4 count despite viral suppression
Clinical Progression Occurence of HIV related events >=3 months on therapy
Baseline Monitoring Parameters while on ART CD4 count, Plasma HIV RNA, Lipids, Chem 7 , LFT, CBC/diff, other infections, resistance testing if HIV RNA >500-1000c/ml, HLA-B*5701 if using abacavir
Monitoring at 2 wks Adherence, ADE, Consider VL and CD4 count (VL dec of 0.5log)
Monitoring at 4 wks Adherence, ADE, VL should see a dec of AT LEAST 1 log
Once Stable Monitoring Q 3 months VL, CD4, Chem-7, LFTs, CBC, ADE, adherence ALWAYS monitor for OI, ADE, ADherence
Virologic Failure--> what do you do? 1) Assess drug resisance__ 2) Goal is max virologic supp of <50c/ml__3) Base ARV selection on med hx, resistance, tolerability, adherence, future tx options__3) AVOID tx interuption may cause viral rebound, immune decompensation, clinical progression
How do you change Regimen in Virologic Failure? 1) Add at least 2 (pref 3) fully active agents to an optimized backround ARV regimen.__Consider potent RTV boosted PI, new MOA (fusion inhib etc)__ One active drug should NOT be added--> add combo
What drug should be avoided in women of childbearing age that are not pregnant? Efavirenz and possibly Tenofovir
Pregnant Women ON HAART continue tx, include zidovudine, avoid efavirenz in 1st trimester
Pregnant Women STARTING HAART Avoid Efavirenz, Initiate Nevirapine (if CD4<250), Initiate zidovudine
What should be given to a newborn infant of infected mother? Zidovudine for 6 weeks after delivery
Post-Exposure Prophylaxis -general If exposure severe (Puncture) give >=3 drugs___ If less severe (splash) give 2 drugs___ exposure to most body fluids does not require prophylaxis
Post Exposure Prophylaxis- specific drugs Less Severe: Tenofovir OR Zidovudine + Emticitabine OR Lamivudine_____More severe: as above Plus Lopinavir/ritonavir___Duration 4 wks or until pt is proven HIV negative
Created by: stormesk
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