Hosam Mohamed-
isoniazid; rifampin
Multi-drug resistant TB is resistant to _______ & ________.
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>= 8 weeks
How long is the Intensive regimen?
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>= 4 months
How long is the Continuation regimen?
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4;2
_______ drugs are used in the Intensive regimen; while ______ drugs are
used in the Continuation regimen.
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rifampin, rifabutin, rifapentine, isonazid, pyrazinamide, ethambutol, pyridoxine
Which drugs are used in TB? (RIPE-P6) (7)
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b
Which can cause DDI with HIV drugs?
a) isoniazid
b) rifampin
c) ethambutol
d) pyridoxine
e) pyrazinamide
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a
Which causes peripheral neuropathies?
a) isoniazid
b) rifampin
c) ethambutol
d) pyridoxine
e) pyrazinamide
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b,e
Which do we monitor for liver toxicities?
a) isoniazid
b) rifampin
c) ethambutol
d) pyridoxine
e) pyrazinamide
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c
Which can cause optical neuritis & requires an eye exam?
a) isoniazid
b) rifampin
c) ethambutol
d) pyridoxine
e) pyrazinamide
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Pyridoxine; Isonazid
_______ is given ONLY to prevent peripheral neuropathies caused by
_______.
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levo/moxifloxacin, linezolid, amikacin
Which medications can be used alternatively for TB? (3)
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rifampin; isoniazid
What do we use to treat latent TB?
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patient from endemic regions, children, nursing homes, correctional facilities, healthcare facilities, homeless shelters
When do we treat latent TB? (6)
