Medications for Exam 6

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Renal Dose Adjustment

,

(b) No Renal dose adjustment

• molnupiravir

• Valacyclovir

• ganciclovir

• tociluzumab

• letermovir

• penciclovir

• Valtrex

• remdesivir

• nirmatrelvir/ritonavir

• baricitinib

• Foscarnet

• Cidofiver

• Famciclovir

• Famvir

• Abreva

• dexamethasone

• valganciclovir

• docosanol

• acyclovir

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Renal Dose Adjustment

,

(b) No Renal Dose Adjustment

• remdesivir

• tocilizumab

• cidofivir

• peramavir

• nirmatrelvir/ritonavir

• baricitinib

• zanamivir

• foscarnet

• dexamethasone

• molnupiravir

• baloxavir

• oseltamivir

First line therapy for treatment and prevention of seasonal influenza

• oseltamivir

• zanamivir

• peramavir

• baloxavir

• amantadine

Treatment and prevention of seasonal influenza

• oseltamivir

• zanamivir

• peramavir

• baloxavir

• amantadine

Treatment of influenza in patients who are unable to take medications by mouth

• oseltamivir

• zanamivir

• peramavir

• baloxavir

• amantadine

Match the brand/generic

• Tamiflu

• Remdesivir

• Xofluza

• zanamivir

• Veklury

• oseltamivir

• Paxlovid

• Nirmatrelvir / Ritonavir

• Relenza

• baloxavir marboxil

match the characteristics

• docosanol

• Oral prodrug of penciclovir

• penciclovir

• Used only for episodic treatment of secondary herpes labialis

• valacyclovir

• L-valyl ester of acyclovir; enhanced bioavailability (70%)

• acyclovir

• Longer intracellular half-life but lower affinity for HSV DNA polymerase than acyclovir

• famciclovir

• Oral bioavailability (10-30%) decreases with increasing doses

match the characteristics

• foscarnet

• Contains sulfobutyl ether beta-cyclodextrin sodium (SBECD) which accumulates in renal dysfunction; clinical significance unclear

• cidofivir

• Intravenous vehicle hydroxypropyl betadex may accumulate in renal failure

• remdesivir

• long intracellular half-life allows for weekly dosing

• dexamethasone

• Not beneficial in outpatients or hospitalized patients who do not require supplemental oxygen

• letermovir

• only effective against replicating virus

match the characteristics

• molnupiravir

• Most used antiviral medication for prevention and treatment of influenza

• oseltamivir

• pharmacologic VTE prophylaxis should be given concomitantly

• tocilizumab

• Should not be used in pregnant patients due to concerns for mutagenesis

• nirmatrelvir / ritonavir

• Drug-drug interactions are a major concern and concomitant medications should be evaluated for interactions before prescribing

• baricitinib

• Preferred over XX for those with acute VTE, severe renal dysfunction, or unable to receive pharmacologic VTE prophylaxis

match the characteristics

• penciclovir

• contraindicated in patients on mechanical ventilation

• nirmatrelvir / ritonavir

• If a patient requires hospitalization after starting treatment, the full 5-day treatment course of ritonavir-boosted nirmatrelvir should be completed unless there are drug-drug interactions that preclude its use.

• zanamivir

• Should not be prescribed after hospital discharge

• dexamethasone

• Only available as a topic dosage form

• baloxavir marboxil

• Do not use in immunocompromised hosts, in patients hospitalized with influenza infection, pregnancy, or patients ≤ 5 years