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12-step programs, 392–393 American Psychological Association
Office on AIDS, 550
amniocentesis, 272
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anal squamous intraepithelial lesions, 183
abbreviations, 471
anemia
abnormal uterine bleeding, 177–181 management, 151
access to care, 43 during pregnancy, 293, 581–582
acute illness, 14 anovulation, 179
adherence antioxidants, 578–579
among adolescents, 414, 415t
Antiretroviral Pregnancy Registry, 299, 470
counseling during pregnancy, 304
and depression, 361 anxiety
medications, 367t
improvement, 172, 173–174t
misperceptions, 359t
measures of, 171–172
predictors, 168–170 aphthous ulcers
special populations, 169–171 genital, image, 238
genital, management, 195
adolescents
oral, image, 239
and adherence, 171
care requirements, 408–416 ARV therapy. see also individual drugs and
epidemiology, 405–408 classes in drugs index
adverse events, 114–118
interview menmonic, 410t
adverse fetal effects, 289–291
pregnancy counseling, 242
adverse maternal effects, 292–293
Adult Aids Clinical Trial Group, 548 adverse pregnancy effects, 291–292
advance care planning agents, 111–114
counseling during pregnancy, 304 indications, 118t
at end of life, 440 initial regimens, 121–124t
adverse effects, 169 interactions with psychotropics, 368–369t
African American patients, 339–341 intrapartum, 306–308
AIDS in neonates, 310–311
incidence in US, 1 nutritional considerations, 582–584, 588
progression likelihood, 103 nutritional counseling, 585
AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth & Families, 548 perinatal HIV transmission, 263
AIDS-defining illness, 120t for postexposure prophylaxis, 463t
pregnancy, pharmacokinetics during, 276,
AIDS dementia complex
incidence, 362–363 277–283t
management, 146 pregnancy, use during, 272, 273–275t
principles, 110
AIDS Education and Training Centers, 548 principles, during pregnancy, 294–295,
AIDS Education Global Information System, 548 296–297t, 298–299
AIDS Info NYC, 549 regimen change after treatment failure, 126t
AIDS Risk Reduction model, 55 in substance abusers, 395–396
AIDS Treatment Data Network, 549 treatment guidelines, 118–131
AIDSInfo, 549 Asia, 21–22
AIDSMeds.com, 549 Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, 550
alcohol, 395 assumptions, 336t
alcohol addiction, 390 atypical glandular cells, 187
alcohol intoxication, 384 avascular necrosis, 117
allergies, topical, 213–214
altered status, 160 B
amenorrhea, 177–181 B-2 microgloblin, 16t
American Academy of HIV Medicine, 549 bacterial vaginosis
American College of Obstetricians and management, 196–197
Gynecologists, 550 during pregnancy, 252
American Foundation for AIDS Research, 550
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bad news, 438 cervix development, 407
barrier contraception cesarean delivery, 264, 304–306
communicating about, 84 chancres, 233
and HIV transmission, 77 chancroid
Bartholin’s abscess, 212 image, 236
behavioral interventions management, 193
models, 55–56 chemistry panel, 102
substance withdrawal, 392–393 childbearing imperative, 566
trial results, 57–60, 58t children, and adherence, 171
Behçet’s syndrome, 194 chlamydia
bereavement. see grief image, 236
beta-carotene, 580–581 management, 202
Bethesda system, 186–187 chorioamnionitis, 263
biophysical profile, 270 chorionic villus sampling, 272
bipolar mood disorder chronic care model, 44–45
medications, 367t circumcision, 6
misperceptions, 359t clinical failure, 125
vs. depression, 364t
clinical services pyramid, 41
The Body, 550
cocaine addiction, 390–391
body fluids, 454t
cocaine use, 395
The Body Pro, 551
coccidiomycosis, 301
bone disorders, 117
colorectal cancer, 219
boys, 564
colposcopy
Brazil, 571–574 gential warts, 210
breast cancer, 216 recommendations, 186t
breast-feeding, 264–265, 308 comfort, at end of life, 441
breast lumps, 215–216 communication
across culture, 334–336, 336–337t
C breaking bad news, 438
at end of life, 443–444
CAGE survey, 383 essentials of, 35–36
Canadian AIDS Treatment Information and risk assessment, 48
Exchange, 551 risk reduction counseling, 66
candidiasis
communicationg about, 336t
images, 232
management, 141, 197–200, 199t Community Program for Clinical Research
on AIDS, 551
during pregnancy, 251–252
complementary therapies
CD4 count communicating about, 336t
associated complications, 134t
at end of life, 441
baseline evaluation, 99–100
perinatal transmission, 262 concomitant illness, 572
in pregnancy, 250 condoms
testing, during pregnancy, 294 counseling during pregnancy, 303
practices in Brazil, 572
CD4 subset analysis, 16t
practices in Zambia, 569
CDC Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention, 551 as prevention tool, 70–76
CDC National Prevention Information use influences, 76t, 411t
Network, 551
condoms (female), 245t
cervical cancer
in Brazil, 572 condoms (male)
in HIV patients, 183–184 characteristics, 245t
prevalence in Zambia, 568 HIV transmission, 248–249
cervical caps, 245t condyloma latum, 237
cervical dysplasia, 182 condylomata acuminata, 234
cervical ectopy, 5t, 6 confidentiality
and adolescents, 408
cervical intrepithelial neoplasia, 234 essentials of, 37
cervical lesions, 188–189
consultations, 302–303
cervicitis, 235
context, in communication, 335
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contraception domestic violence
access in Brazil, 573 in India, 565
communicating about, 84 misperceptions, 359t
counseling during pregnancy, 303 prevalence in Zambia, 569
effect on transmission, 5t and risk reduction counseling, 67
HIV transmission, 6–7 donovanosis, 194
and HIV transmission, 77–78 drug dependence, 385t
methods, 243–246t drug holidays, 131
motivations, 242
drug interactions, 293
prevention effectiveness, 79t
drug seeking, 433
contraction stress testing, 270
dry mouth, 435
core values
African American culture, 339–340 dysmenorrhea, 206
Hispanic culture, 338 dysplasia
anal, 183
cough, 157–158
cervical, 182
counseling
about testing, 51, 52t dyspnea
of adolescents, 409 management, 436
after occupational exposure, 462 treatment algorithm, 157–158
essentials of, 43
influence on prevention, 54–55 E
initial visit, 94 eating problems, 591t
in practice, 60–65
ectopic pregnancy, 207
during pregnancy, 303–304
pregnant patients, 241–242 education opportunities, 566
counselors, 570 embarrassment, 48
Critical Path AIDS Project, 551 emotional milestones, 348, 349–350t
Crohn’s disease, 194 end-of-life issues, 441–447
cryptococcosis, 301 endometriosis, 206, 207
Cryptococcus neoformans envelope sequences, 7
management, 141–142 episiotomy, 264
prophylaxis, 138t evaluation, essentials of, 37–43
cultural competence eyes, 95
at end of life, 441
risk reduction counseling, 66
treating HIV patients, 38
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Famciclovir Registry, 254
cyryptosporidiosis, 145
family-centered care, 42–43
cytomegalovirus
baseline evaluation, 104 fat maldistribution syndrome, 216
management, 143–144, 194 fatigue, 424–425
during pregnancy, 255–256, 299 fears, 351
prophylaxis, 138t female condoms, 72–75
fertility, 249–250
D fetal monitoring
during labor and delivery, 304
death, 444. see also end-of-life issues perinatal HIV transmission, 264
delirium
fetal surveillance, 269–271
misperceptions, 359t
vs. depression, 364t fetus, 289–291
dementia, 364t fever, 153, 157–158
depression fibroadenomas, 216
access to services, 360–361 fibrocystitis, 216
identification, 358–360 fibroid tumors
medications, 367t bleeding cause, 179
detoxification, 391 management, 206, 207
developing countries, 20–21 follow-up visits, 42
diaphragms, 245t forceps use, 264
diarrhea, 154–156 Forum for African Women Educationists, 570
disclosure, 40 fungal infection, 213
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G hiccups, 435
Gay Men’s Health Crisis Women and Family hidradenitis suppurativa, 195
Services, 552 Hispanic patients, 337–339
gender inequities, 571–572 Histoplasma capsulatum, 138t
gender roles, 332–333 histoplasmosis, 301
genital masses, 212 history-taking
genital tract infections, 179 initial evaluation, 92–95
genital warts, 210–211 and risk assessment, 49
glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency, HIV
105–106 classification, 10t
goal setting common symptoms, 422t
at end of life, 439–440 diagnostic influences, 14–15
risk reduction counseling, 62, 64t, 65 mutations and resistance, 128–129t
natural history, under HAART, 19–20
gonorrhea
management, 201–202 natural history, untreated, 13–19, 101
screening recommendations, 219 progression factors, 18–19t
staging, 8–9, 11–12t, 12–13
granuloma inguinale, 194 transmission factors, 4–8
grief transmission modes, 3–4
process, 445–447 viral detection methods, 98–99
vs. depression, 364t
HIV/AIDS
Growth House, 552 epidemic impact, 21–23
nutritional needs by stage, 592t
H regional statistics, 2t
HAART HIV-associated dementia, 362–363
availability in Brazil, 571 HIV encephalopathy, 146
availability in developing countries, 20 HIV infection
as cervical dysplasia therapy, 189 acute treatment, 132–133
headache, 159 diagnosis in neonates, 310
Health Belief model, 55, 56t Pediatric Classification System, 312t
perinatal transmission, 259–265
health care access, 567
health care system, 340 HIV Medication Guide, 553
health literacy, 336t HIV Medicine Association, 553
healthcare workers HIV testing
grief among, 447 enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA), 97
seropositivity, 465 nucleic acid amplification, 98
rapid tests, 99
Healthy Intiatives for Youth, 552 adolescents, 409
hepatic steatosis, 115
HIVandHepatitis, 552
hepatitis A, 138t
HIVdent, 553
hepatitis A vaccine, 302
HIVInSite, 553
hepatitis B
home-based care, 570
management, 150
during pregnancy, 257–258 homeless patients, 171
prophylaxis, 137t hope, 439–440
hepatitis B vaccine, 301 hospice, 419–420
hepatitis C HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau, 553
among substance abusers, 380–381 HRSA Information Center, 554
baseline evaluation, 105 human papillomavirus, 181–182
management, 150–151 hydrosalpinx, 208
during pregnancy, 258–259 hygiene, 570
hepatotoxicity hyperglycemia
in pregnancy, 292 during pregnancy, 293
presentation, 115–116 presentation, 116
HEPP Report, 552 hyperlipidemia, 117
herpes (genital), 68
herpes simplex
lesions, image, 237, 238 I
management, 142–143, 190–192 immune globulins, 302
during pregnancy, 253–254 immune response, 262
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immunizations, 301–302 lymphogranuloma venereum, 194
immunologic failure, 125 lymphoma, 147–148
imunizations, 413t
incarcerated patients, 170 M
incontinence (urinary), 209 major depressive disorder
India diagnosis, 363–364, 364t
HIV prevalence, 563–564 medications, 367t
treatment programs, 564–567 misperceptions, 359t
inflammation, 6 malaria, 568
influenza, 137t malnutrition, 578
influenza vaccine, 301 mammograms
injection drug use, 379 recommendations, 215
insomnia screening recommendations, 219
management, 433–434 marriage, 565–566
medications, 367t mastitis, 216
intensification, 127 medical orders, 441, 442t
International Association of Physicians in medication toxicity, 124–125
AIDS Care, 554
Medscape, 555
International Center for Research on Women, 554
membrane rupture, 263
International HIV/AIDS Alliance, 554
meningitis, 141–142
interstitial cystitis, 209
menopause, 217–218
intrapartum management, 304–308
menstruation
intrauterine devices abnormal bleeding, 177–181
characteristics, 245t communicating about, 84
HIV transmission, 78, 248 effect on transmission, 5t
iron HIV transmission, 6
supplementation during pregnancy, 581–582 mental health services, 360–361
supplementation recommendations, 587
mental illness
itching, 213–214 in adolescents, 416
and subatance abuse, 381–382
J microsporidiosis, 145
Johns Hopkins University AIDS Service, 555 milestones, emotional, 348, 349–350t
minerals, 578
mitochondrial toxicity, 290–291
K
mittelschmerz, 206
Kaiser Family Foundation, 555
molluscum contagiosum, 212
Kaposi’s sarcoma, 147
mother-to-child transmission. see perinatal
transmission
L motherhood, imperative, 565
laboratory tests, 16t multiple loss, 445–446
lactic acidosis multiservice programs, 357–358
in pregnancy, 292–293 mutation
presentation, 115 perinatal transmission, 260–261
lice, 214–215 and therapy adherence, 167
life review, 443–444 Mycobacterium avium complex
limited resource settings, 40 management, 144
lipid profile during pregnancy, 299, 300t
baseline evaluation, 106 prophylaxis, 137t
screening recommendations, 219 Mycobacterium tuberculosis, 136t
lipodystrophy
management, 582–583 N
presentation, 116
National AIDS Hotline, 555
listening, 62
National Association of People with AIDS, 555
long-term survivors, 17
National Association on AIDS Over Fifty, 556
lungs, 96
National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug
lymph nodes, 95 Information, 556
lymphocyte count, 16t
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National Clearinghouse on Child Abuse/Neglect oropharynx, 95
Information, 556 osteonecrosis, 117
National Clinicians’ Post-Exposure Prophylaxis osteoporosis, 219
Hotline, 556 ovarian cysts, 206, 207
National Library of Medicine, 557 ovarian torsion, 206
National Minority AIDS Council, 557
National Minority AIDS Education and Training
Center, 557 P
National Network to End Domestic Violence, 557 p24 antigen, 16t
needle aspiration, 215 pain
neonatal infection. see also perinatal transmission intensity scales, 423t
care protocol, 310–311, 313 scope of, 425–426
congenital syphilis, 255 pain relief
cytomegalovirus, 256 barriers, 427, 428t
hepatitis B, 258 principles, 427–430
hepatitis C, 259 WHO ladder, 429t
herpes simplex, 253 Pap smears
toxoplasmosis, 257 abnormal, management of, 188t
neoplasia anal, technique, 186
abdominal, management, 208 baseline evaluation, 106
management, 195 recommendations, 218
neopterin, 16t use, 184–187, 185t
nervous system, 96 papillomavirus
neurologic deficits, 160 image, 234
during pregnancy, 254
neuropathic pain, 426, 427t
Partnership for Caring, 558
neuropathy
management, 145 patient education, 172
treatment algorithm, 161 patient evaluation
New Mexico AIDS Infonet, 557 follow-up visits, 42
initial visit, 41–42
New York Online Access to Health, 557
intake flow sheet, 108–109
NIAID Database for Anti-HIV Compounds, 558
Pediatric AIDS Clinical Trials Group, 558
nonstress testing, 270
Pediatric Classification System, 312t
nutrition counseling
assessment, 586, 590t pelvic examination, 96
indications for, 593t pelvic inflammatory disease
principles, 584–585 image, 236
recommendations, 586–587 IUD use, 248
risk assessment, 591t management, 204–206
summary, 589t pelvic mass, 207–208
pelvic pain, 203–206
percutaneous umbilical blood sampling, 272
O perimenopause, 179
occupational exposure
counseling, 462 perinatal transmission
in Brazil, 573–574
evaluation, 460
factors, 259–265
magnitude of risk, 456
prevention regimen comparison, 296–297t
prevention, 458–459
prevention strategies, 265
risk factors, 456–457
trials review, 276, 284–288t
testing, 461
peripheral neuropathy, 145
odynophagia, 162
pH (vaginal), 5t, 6
opiate addiction, 389–390
pharmacokinetics
opiate intoxication, 384
ARV/psychotropics interactions, 368–369t
opiate use, 395 during pregnancy, 276, 277–283t
opportunistic diseases in pregnancy, 470
under HAART, 151–152
physical examination, 95–96
nutritional counseling, 585
overview, 134–135 placental abruption, 263
during pregnancy, 299–301 pneumococcal vaccine, 301
prophylaxis, 135–136, 136–139t Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia
as diagnostic marker, 135
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management, 140–141 psychosocial issues
neonatal prophylaxis, 313 among adolescents, 415–416
during pregnancy, 299, 300t at diagnosis, 334
prophylaxis, 136t intervention suggestions, 342–343
polio vaccine, 302 puberty, 414
polymerase chain reaction (PCR), 98 pyosalpinx, 208
Population Council, 558
post-exposure prophylaxis, 81–82 Q
postexposure prophylaxis quality of life, 420–421
mucous membrane exposure, 455t
percutaneous exposure, 454t
site management, 459 R
postpartum care, 308–309 rash
poverty as adverse treatment effect, 117–118
access to care, 331–332 in pregnancy, 292
among adolescents, 408 relapse, 393–394
in Brazil, 573 relationships, 348, 351–352
and seeking care, 352–354 renal stones, 209
treatment barrier in Zambia, 568–569
reproductive cancer, 179
pregnancy Reproductive Health Online, 559
adverse outcomes, 252t
adverse outcomes, ARV therapy, 291–292 resistance
causes, 20
among adolescents, 406
intrapartum nevirapine, 307
antepartum history, 266
perinatal transmission, 260–261
ARV pharmacokinetics, 276, 277–283t
and postexposure prophylaxis, 464
ARV therapy during, 294–295, 296–297t,
and pregnancy, 293
298–299
testing for, 127–131
drug categories, 472
in treatment-naive patients, 294
drug pharmacokinetics, 470
HIV natural history, 250–251 resource-poor settings, 59–60
laboratory evaluation, 267–269t respect, 36
nutritional status during, 579 retinitis, 143–144
and postexposure prophylaxis, 464 retinol, 580
substance abuse, 394–395 risk assessment, 48–49, 49t
testing, 249 risk reduction, 60–65
vs. amenorrhea, 179 RNA level
prenatal care perinatal transmission, 260
in Brazil, 573–574 in pregnancy, 250
nutritional counseling, 584 test characteristics, 16t
preterm delivery, 263 in tissue, 14
prevention messages, 82–85 RNA testing, 104t
prevention models, 411–412
priorities, 336t
S
prisons, substance abusers in, 397–398
San Francisco AIDS Foundation, 559
prognosis
in depressed patients, 361–362 scabies, 214
determining, 436–437 seizures, 160
progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy, 148 self-help programs, 392–393
Project Inform, 559 sensitivity, 36–37
provider-patient relationship serology, 97–98
and adherence, 169, 174t set points, 14
cautions for providers, 371–372 sex differences, 17
communication across culture, 334–336, sex information, 564–565
336–337t sex workers, 566–567
providers, 38 sexual abuse
pruritus, 435 misperceptions, 359t
psychosis as risk factor, 354–356
medications, 367t sexual activity
misperceptions, 359t among adolescents, 405–406
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perceived risks, 1 counseling during pregnancy, 303
perinatal HIV transmission, 263 essentials of, 39–40
as risk factor, 48 symptoms
sexual mores individual management, 423
adolescents, 407 quantification, 423
in Brazil, 572 treatment at end of life, 442–443
in Zambia, 569–570 syncytium-inducing phenotype, 16t
sexually transmitted infections syphilis
among adolescents, 406 baseline evaluation, 102
baseline evaluation, 106 chancres, image, 233
behavioral interventions, 57, 59 condyloma image, 237
communicating about, 83–84 management, 192–193t
condom use, 71 during pregnancy, 254–255
perinatal HIV transmission, 262 screening recommendations, 218
prevalence in Zambia, 568
as risk factor, 67–70
screening recommendations, 218–219 T
shedding, 580 team approach, 37–38
skin, 96 testing
slim disease. see wasting syndrome abnormal bleeding protocol, 180–181
availability, 50
smoking, 263
baseline evaluation, 99–106
Social Cognitive Theory, 55, 56t benefits of, 50
special populations, 39 evaluation during pregnancy, 267–269t
spermicides, 78 initial diagnosis, 97–99
spirituality for pregnancy, 249
cultural aspects, 340 rapid results, 53–54
at end of life, 444 resistance mutations, 130–131t
and HIV care, 39 tetanus-diphtheria vaccine, 301
States of Change theory, 55–56, 56t Theory of Reasoned Action, 55, 56t
steatosis, 292–293 tobacco, 394
sterilization, 78, 246t toxoplasmosis
stigma baseline evaluation, 104
access to care, 332–333 management, 142
and palliative care, 420 during pregnancy, 256–257, 299, 300t
in Zambia, 570 prophylaxis, 137t
Streptococcus pneumoniae, 137t transmission, 564
substance abuse treatment failure
abnormal menstruation, 180 regimen change, 126t
among women, 381–382 and regimen selection, 125–127
comorbidities, 380–381 treatment interruptions, 131
counseling during pregnancy, 303 Trevor Project Helpline, 559
epidemiology, 378
trichomonas, 231, 235
harm reduction, 387
HIV risk factor, 379–380 trichomoniasis, 200–201
identification, 382–386 truth, telling, 438
medications, 367t tubal ligation, 78
in pregnancy, 394–395 tuberculosis
prevalence, 377 baseline evaluation, 105
relapse potential, 393–394 genital, management, 194
as risk factor, 356–357 management, 144–145
social perceptions, 382 prevalence in Zambia, 567
treatment, 387–393 urinary, management, 209
substance abusers in Zambia, 567
adolescents, 416
pain management, 432–433 U
suicidal ideation, 359t ulcers (genital), 190–196
suicide risk, 370 ulcers (aphthous)
support systems genital, image, 238
access to care, 333
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genital, management, 195 Women Organized to Respond to Life-threatening
oral, image, 239 Disease, 561
ultrasound, 271–272 women who have sex with women, 75
umbilical artery Doppler velocimetry, 270 World Health Organization HIV/AIDS Department,
UNAIDS Joint UN Programme on AIDS, 560 561
universal precautions
described, 458 X
during labor and delivery, 304 xerostomia, 435
urinary retention, 209
urinary tract infection, 209
urine testing, 386
Y
uterine bleeding, 177–181 YR Gaitonde Center for AIDS Research and
Education, 565–567
V Z
vaginal cleansing, 308
Zambia, 564, 567
vaginal discharge, 196–203
vaginal infection, 68
vaginitis, 231
varicella, 104
varicella zoster, 137t
viral load
baseline evaluation, 102
communicating about, 83
perinatal transmission, 260
sex differences, 17–18
and therapy adherence, 168
untreated HIV, 14
viral replication, 4–6
viral shedding, 247
virginity, 564–565
virologic failure, 125
vitamin A
perinatal HIV transmission, 262
supplementation benefits, 580–581
supplementation recommendations, 588
vitamins, 578–579
vulval intraepithelial neoplasia, 233
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Warmline: The National HIV Telephone
Consultation Service, 560
warts (genital), 210–211
wasting
causes, 592t
management, 146–147
nutritional recomendations, 588
during pregnancy, 579
The Well, 560
WhatUDo, 560
withdrawal (substance), 367t
Women, Children, and HIV, 561
women, devaluation of
in India, 564
and risk reduction counseling, 66
in Zambia, 569–570
Women Alive, 560
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5-fluorouracil, 189 aztreonam, 497
A B
abacavir Bactrim. see trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole
characteristics, 473 benzodiazepines, 391
clearance insufficiency, 538 Biaxin. see clarithromycin
interactions, 502 buprenorphine, 390
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 278t
bupropion, 368t
during pregnancy, 273t
ABC. see abacavir
acetaminophen, 534 C
acyclovir carbamazepine
characteristics, 491 ARV interaction, 369t
herpes neonatal transmission, 253 side effects, 366
Agenerase. see amprenivir caspofungin, 494
albendazole, 490 cephalosporins, 496
Albenza. see albendazole chaparral, 536
alprazolam, 369t chloramphenicol, 497
alternative/complementary therapies, 133 chlorazepate, 369t
aminoglycosides, 497 chlordiazepoxide, 369t
amitriptyline, 368t chlorhexidine, 308
amphotericin B, 486 cidofovir, 493
amprenavir citalopram, 368t
adverse fetal effects, 290 clarithromycin, 483
characteristics, 480 clindamycin, 496
clearance insufficiency, 540 clomipramine, 368t
food interaction, 534 clonazepam, 369t
interactions, 522–525
clotrimazole, 487
oral contraceptive interaction, 247
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 282t codeine, 432t
during pregnancy, 274t comfrey, 536
Ancobon. see flucytosine Cotrim. see trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole
Antabuse. see disulfiram Crixivan. see indinavir
antiretroviral drugs Cytovene. see ganciclovir
effects buried in cocktail, 469
methadone interactions, 396–397t D
APV. see amprenivir dapsone, 491
aripiprazole, 369t Daraprim. see pyrimethamine
atazanavir ddC. see zalcitabine
adverse fetal effects, 290
ddI. see didanosine
characteristics, 480
clearance insufficiency, 541 delavirdine
food interaction, 534 characteristics, 477
interactions, 529–532 clearance insufficiency, 539
norethindrone interaction, 247 interactions, 505–508
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 282t pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 280t
during pregnancy, 274t during pregnancy, 274t
atovaquone, 485 depo-medroxyprogesterone acetate, 244t
ATV. see atazanavir desipramine, 368t
azithromycin, 482 diazepam, 369t
azole antifungals, 198–200 didanosine
characteristics, 475
AZT. see zidovudine clearance insufficiency, 537
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food interaction, 534 Fortovase. see saquinavir
interactions, 499–500 fosamprenivir
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 278t characteristics, 479
during pregnancy, 273t clearance insufficiency, 541
dideoxycytidine. see zalcitabine interactions, 525–526 (see also amprenivir,
diet teas, 536 interactions)
Diflucan. see fluconazole pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 282t
disulfiram, 390 during pregnancy, 274t
DLV. see delavirdine fosAPV. see fosamprenivir
DMPA. see depo-medroxyprogesterone acetate foscarnet, 493
doxepin, 368t Foscavir. see foscarnet
Droxia. see hydroxyurea FTC. see emtracitabine
d4T. see stavudine FTV. see saquinavir
Fungizone. see amphotericin B
fuseon, 533
E fusion inhibitors, 114
efavirenz Fuzeon. see enfuvirtide
adverse fetal effects, 289–290
characteristics, 476
clearance insufficiency, 539 G
food interaction, 534 ganciclovir, 492
interactions, 508–510 germander, 536
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 279t
during pregnancy, 274t
EFV. see efavirenz H
emtracitabine haloperidol, 368t
characteristics, 475 Hivid. ¶zalcitabine
clearance insufficiency, 538 hormone replacement therapy, 217–218
interactions, 502 Hydrea. see hydroxyurea
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 278t hydrocodone, 432t
during pregnancy, 273t hydromorphone, 432t
Emtriva. see emtracitabine hydroxyurea
enfuvirtide adverse fetal effects, 290
characteristics, 481 characteristics, 485
clearance insufficiency, 541
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 283t
during pregnancy, 275t I
ephedra, 535 IDV. see indinavir
Epivir. see lamivudine imipenem, 497
erythromycin, 496 imipramine, 368t
erythropoietin, 149t Indian tobacco, 536
escitalopram, 368t indinavir
estazolam, 369t adverse fetal effects, 290
ethambutol, 485 characteristics, 479
clearance insufficiency, 539
ethinyl estradiol, 247
food interaction, 534
interactions, 510–513
F pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 281t
famciclovir during pregnancy, 274t
characteristics, 491 INH. see isoniazid
herpes neonatal transmission, 253–254 interferon, 494
Famvir. see famciclovir Intron. see interferon
fluconazole, 487 INV. see saquinavir
flucytosine, 486 Invirase. see saquinavir
fluoroquinolones, 497 isoniazid, 484
fluoxetine, 368t itraconazole
flurazepam, 369t characteristics, 487
fluvoxamine, 368t food interaction, 534
food interactions, 534
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K nevirapine
Kaletra, 274t, 282t. see lopinavir characteristics, 477
clearance insufficiency, 539
hepatotoxicity, 115–116
L interactions, 503–505
l-a-acetyl-methadol (LAAM), 389 intrapartum management, 307
lamivudine for perinatal transmission, 260
characteristics, 475 perinatal transmission prevention, 297t
clearance insufficiency, 538 pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 279t
interactions, 501–502 during pregnancy, 274t
perinatal transmission prevention, 296t NFV. see nelfinavir
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 277t niacin, 535
during pregnancy, 273t nitrofurantoin, 497
lamotrigine, 369t nonnucleoside analogue reverse transcriptase
levonorgestrel, 246t inhibitors
levorphanol, 432t characteristics, 112, 113t
Lexiva. see fosamprenivir pros and cons, 122t
lithium, 366 nonoxynol-9, 78
lobelia, 536 nonsteroidal anti-inflmmatory drugs (NSAIDs), 534
lopinavir norethindrone, 247
characteristics, 478 Norplant, 244t
clearance insufficiency, 540 nortriptyline, 368t
clearance insufficiency, plus ritonavir, 540 Norvir. see ritonavir
interactions, 526–529 nucleoside analogue reverse transcriptase
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 282t inhibitors
during pregnancy, 274t characteristics, 111, 112t
lorazepam, 369t pros and cons, 123t
Lunelle, 243t Nuva Ring, 243t
NVP. see nevirapine
M Nydrazid. see isoniazid
Ma huang, 535 nystatin, 486
magnolia, 536
Mepron. see atovaquone O
methadone olanzapine, 368t
dosage equivalence, 432t opiate antagonists, 390
interactions with antiretroviral drugs, opioids
396–397t dosage equivalence, 431, 432t
methenamine, 497 side effects, 430–431, 431t
methergine, 534 oral contraceptives
metronidazole, 496 characteristics, 243t
metropenem, 497 interactions, 247
microbicides, 79–80 oxazepam, 369t
midazolam, 369t oxcarbazepine
mirtazepine, 368t ARV interaction, 369t
side effects, 366
morphine, 432t
Myambutol. see ethambutol oxycodone, 432t
Mycobutin. see rifabutin oxymorphone, 432t
N P
narcotic analgesics, 534 paroxetine, 368t
nefazodone, 368t peg-interferon, 494
nelfinavir Peg-Intron. see peg-interferon
characteristics, 479 Pegasys. see peg-interferon
clearance insufficiency, 539 penicillins
interactions, 519–521 safety profile, 496
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 280t syphilis during pregnancy, 255
during pregnancy, 275t pentamidine, aerosolized, 489
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pentamidine, intravenous, 490 stavudine
perphenazine, 368t characteristics, 474
primaquine, 490 clearance insufficiency, 537
progestin contraceptives, 243–244t interactions, 501
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 278t
protease inhibitors. see also individual drugs
during pregnancy, 273t
characteristics, 113–114t
pros and cons, 123t Stephania, 536
psychotropics, 365–366 sulfadiazine, 489
pyrazinamide, 483 Sulfatrim. see trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole
pyrimethamine, 488 Sustiva. see efavirenz
Q T
quetiapine, 369t T-20. see enfuvirtide
3TC. see lamivudine
TDF. see tenofovir
R temazepam, 369t
Rebetrol. see ribavirin tenofovir
Rescriptor. see delavirdine adverse fetal effects, 290
Retrovir. see zidovudine characteristics, 476
Reyataz. see atazanavir clearance insufficiency, 538
ribavirin interactions, 502–503
characteristics, 493 pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 278t
as teratogen, 259 during pregnancy, 273t
rifabutin, 484 terbutaline, 534
Rifadin. see rifampin tetracyclines, 496
rifampin, 484 thalidomide, 495
risperidone, 369t Thalomid. see thalidomide
ritodrine, 534 thioridazine, 368t
ritonavir tipranavir/ritonavir, 532
characteristics, 478 TMP-SMX. see trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole
clearance insufficiency, 540 trazodone, 368t
clearance insufficiency, plus lopinavir, 540 triazolam, 369t
food interaction, 534 trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole
interactions, 516–519 characteristics, 482
interactions, plus tipranavir, 532 PCP management, 140
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 282t
L-tryptophan, 536
during pregnancy, 274t, 275t
Tubizid. see isoniazid
Roferon. see interferon
RTV. see ritonavir
V
vaccines, against HIV, 80–81
S
valacyclovir, 491
saquinavir
characteristics, 478 Valcyte. see valganciclovir
clearance insufficiency, 540 valganciclovir
interactions, 513–516 characteristics, 492
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 281t food interaction, 534
during pregnancy, 275t valprioc acid, 366
selenium, 535 Valtrex. see valacyclovir
Septra. see trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole vancomycin, 497
sertraline, 368t venlafaxine, 368t
spermicides Vfend. see voriconazole
characteristics, 245t Videx. see didanosine
HIV transmission, 248 Viracept. see nelfinavir
Sporanox. see itraconazole Viramune. see nevirapine
SQV. see saquinavir Viread. see tenofovir
St. John’s wort, 535 Vistide. see cidofovir
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vitamin B3. see niacin
vitamin B6, 535
voriconazole, 488
W
white willow bark, 536
wormwood, 536
Z
zalcitabine
characteristics, 476
clearance insufficiency, 537
interactions, 500–501
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 279t
during pregnancy, 273t
ZDV. see zidovudine
Zerit. see stavudine
Ziagen. see abacavir
zidovudine
adverse fetal effects, 289
anemia during pregnancy, 293
characteristics, 473
clearance insufficiency, 537
food interaction, 534
interactions, 498
intrapartum use, 307
neonatal prophylaxis, 310–311
perinatal transmission prophylaxis, 294–295,
296–297t
pharmacokinetics during pregnancy, 277t
during pregnancy, 273t
ziprasidone, 369t
Zithromax. see azithromycin
zolpidem, 369t
Zovirax. see acyclovir
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