The Name Game (generics to trade and back again)
It is a true form of ART! (what to start)
The Hangover Part Three (side effects)
Mixology issues (drug-drug interactions)
Vive le resistance! (and other tests to send)
100
This coformulation of tenofovir and emtricitabine is the preferred NRTI backbone and is known by this trade name
What is Truvada?
100
This is the recommended combination for initiation of ART
What is 2 NRTI and 1 NNRTI or boosted PI?
100
This NNRTI should be taken at night to avoid CNS side effects
What is efavirenz?
100
Common (especially in-hospital) OTC medicine that causes a decreased levels of atazanavir when given together
What is a PPI?
100
This test can tell you about mutations.
What is a genotype?
200
This is the only integrase inhibitor currently on the market, generic name raltegravir, and is known by the trade name of this
What is Isentress?
200
These three NRTIs have efficacy against both HIV and HBV
What is emtricitabine (FTC), lamivudine (3TC), and tenofovir (TDF)?
200
This older NRTI causes a severe macrocytic anemia
What is AZT?
200
Efavirenz can induce metabolism of this pain medication and lead to withdrawal.
What is methadone?
200
Best regimen to initiate on a non compliant patient.
What is a protease inhibitor based regimen? (also potentially none--so partially a trick question)
300
This NRTI, which is associated with cardiovascular side effects, known as abacavir with a trade name of this
What is Ziagen?
300
This protease inhibitor is a weak antiretroviral drug but functions to boost other protease inhibitors
What is ritonavir?
300
This d drug is no longer used but classically associated with pancreatitis
What is didanosine?
300
Taking advair with this ARV leads to a Cushings syndrome
What is ritonavir?
300
The test that you send for abacavir hypersensitivity.
What is HLA B 5701?
400
This coformulation tenofovir+emtricitabine+efavirenz was the first one pill once a day ART regimen
What is Atripla?
400
This drug can cause a Fanconi's syndrome and should be used with caution in renal insufficiency
What is tenofovir?
400
Can cause an asymptomatic jaundice due to indirect hyperbilirubinemia.
What is atazanavir?
400
Ideal statin to use in conjunction with a PI
What is pravastatin or rosuvastatin?
400
Test to send to see if CCR5 coreceptor antagonists are an option
What is the tropism assay?
500
This is the second coformulation of rilpivirine+tenofovir+emtricitabine, also referred to as "b-tripla"
What is Complera?
500
This NNRTI has a long half life and systemic levels can linger for up to 14 days
What is Efavirenz?
500
The older drugs in this class of ART are associated with lactic acidosis
What are the NRTIs, especially stavudine (D4T)?
500
The cornerstone of tuberculosis therapy that interacts with ARVs.
What is rifampin? (CYP 450 inducer)
500
The most common mutation found on a genotype (renders resistance to NRTI class)
What is the M184V?
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