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The mechanism of action of NRTI's include
The mechanism of action of NRTI's include
- Inhibit HIV replication by suppressing synthesis of bacterial DNA
- Inhibit HIV replication by suppressing synthesis of viral RNA
- Inhibit HIV replication by suppressing synthesis of viral DNA (correct)
- Inhibit HIV replication by promoting synthesis of viral DNA
NRTI's adverse effects include
NRTI's adverse effects include
- Hepatic stenosis, lactic alkalosis, myopathies, pancreatitits
- Lactic acidosis, acid reflux, myopathies, pancreatitits
- Lactic acidosis, hepatic stenosis, myopathies, hepatitis
- Lactic acidosis, hepatic stenosis, myopathies, pancreatitits (correct)
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How do NRTIs fight HIV?
How do NRTIs fight HIV?
NRTIs (Nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors) work by interfering with the creation of HIV's genetic material (DNA), effectively preventing the virus from multiplying.
What are some possible side effects of NRTIs?
What are some possible side effects of NRTIs?
NRTIs can sometimes cause side effects, including liver problems, lactic acid buildup, muscle disorders, and inflammation of the pancreas.
