HIV-2 is localized in West Africa and is less lethal

What percentage of the global population is HIV positive

Which HIV subgroup is most common in North America

Which viral classification does HIV fall in?

HIV targets and kills which key cell in the adaptive immune response

HIV can remain latent for years. As such, drug treatment extends the latency period and reduces transmissibility.

Which of the following is NOT an opportunistic infection associated with HIV

Which is the correct order of the HIV lifecycle

Protease Inhibitors

Entry/Fusion Inhibitors

Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors - Nucleoside (NRTI)

Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors - Non-Nucleoside (NNRTI)

Integrase Inhibitors

Entry/Fusion Inhibitor MOA

Entry/Fusion Toxicities

Entry/Fusion Inhibitor Drug interactions include all of the following EXCEPT

Which Class of HIV meds are considered the "backbone" of HIV therapy

NRTI MOA

NRTIs Toxicities

Tenofovir Toxicity

NRTI Drug Interactions

NNRTI MOA

Efavirenz Toxicities

NNRTI Efavirenz Drug interactions

Integrase inhibitor Toxicities

Integrase inhibitor Drug interactions

Which of the following is a toxicity of Protease Inhibitors

Protease Inhibitors: PK issues

Secondary Resistance

Primary Resistance

Mechanism of Resistance in HIV drugs

HIV Drug - Mechanism of resistance

Which of the following is a suggestion for how to avoid the development of resistance to HIV drugs

Highly active anti-retroviral therapy which is the initial option in most patients

Common alternative therapies for most treatment-experienced patients with drug resistance

Antepartum and postpartum HIV treatment

Prophylactic HIV treatment in infants

What determines high vs low risk of pernatal transmission