Wk 12 Hematopoietic Drugs Crossword

HIV is an RNA ____________virus.
T Cells and Lymphocytes are a critical role to the _________ response.
Chemical name for Retrovir, in this name we see the word "Retro" for the type of virus and "Vir" as it is an antiviral.
Many of the antivirals used for HIV adversely affect which body organ?
HIV can lead to AIDS. What does the "ID" stand for:
These type of infections are common in AIDS pts and refer to infections that take advantage of the immunocompromised condition.
CMV is an opportunistic infection that can cause blurred vision, pneumonia (PNA) or dementia. This antiviral is one type of medication to treat CMV.
Tx of HIV is called ART. What does the "T" stand for:
This particular ART drug is known for causing kidney stones (nephrolithiasis).
Alinia (nitazoxanide) can be given to treat this OI for parasites.
Pt who undergo organ transplant will always be on meds like Imuran that will cause this problem.
When starting on immunosuppresive therapy this is called _______ therapy.
Bone marrow stem cells are known as:
When WBC are low this is often called: (review chart on 426)
This particular drug is used as a 'swish & swallow' for fungal oral infections.
Bactrim DS is a common antibacterial used for UTI's and pneumocystis jiroveci from immunosuppressive treatments. What are the initials that represent Bactrim DS.
Which virus has been associated with posttransplant lymphoproliferative disorder? __________-Barr virus
Your pt is receiving basiliximab and develops Cytokine Release Syndrome. You would expect to see:
Prednisone is a common type of this drug class.
T cells are created in this body organ.