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HIV Pharm

Pharm-II

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How is HIV transmitted blood, semen, vaginal fluid, breast milk, body fluids
What body fluids may health care workers be exposed to cerebral spinal fluid, synovial fluid, amniotic fluid
What are actual routes HIV is transmitted yb Sex, IVDUs, occupational, mother-to-child (MTCT)
What increases the probablility of transmission higher viral load at transmission,type of needle
What are mis conceptions of HIV transmission trx w/ casual contact, ARVT means cure, post exposure is effective prevention, ↓ loads eliminates risk, HIV invected individuals can have sex w/ each other, can tell HIV + by appearance
When is PEP indicated and % effectiveness within 72 hrs exposure, and ~80% for seroconversion
What is ARS and when does it present acute retroviral syndrome “primary infection”, presents 1-4weeks after infection
Hallmark signs of acute phase high viral load, rapid dissemination to lymphoid tissue, ↓ CD4 cells –ab during this infx
Two HIV entry inhibitors Enfuvirtide, Maraviroc
Indications for HAART therapy Hx AIDS-defining illness, CD4 <350, pregnancy, HIV-associated nephropathy, Hep B infx requiring tx
When can we potentially initiate ARVT therapy CDV cells <500 (optimal start is unknown)
Benefits for early therapy prevent HIV-related end organ damage, may ↓ other co-morbidities/complications
Potential drawbacks of early therapy toxicities?, non-adherance: drug resistance, costs
3 preferred ARVTx combos INSTI + 2 NRTIS, PI + ritonavir + 2 NRTIs, NNRTI + 2 NNRTIs
Monitoring aspects CD4 count and viral load
What classifies as tx failure VL >400copies/mL @ 24weeks OR VL 48-78 copies @ 48 weeks
How do HIV drugs fail improper administration/absorption, storage, missing doses
How do we test for HIV resistance (3) genotype, phenotype, virtual phenotype
Tests pt specific HIV sample with ARVs Phenotype expensive, takes up to 1 month
Who should treat HIV pt’s with highly treatment-experienced HIV virus? HIV specialist, or HIV medical provider
What are non-aids associated issues CVD, metabolic, renal, non-aids malignancies, liver dz
Created by: becker15
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