HIV Drugs

2. (two words) a way clinics can help increase compliance
4. the classification of HIV that is asymptomatic
6. one of the two ways HIV can be transmitted
9. they type of infection that can occur with ART
12. a female patient's status that makes it imperative that treatment is given
13. a type of fatigue that can interfere with compliance
14. inflammation, antibody-mediated and cell-mediated are all types of this:
15. ineffectiveness caused by not taking ARTs as prescribed
16. a side effect of atazanavir that should be taken into consideration with diabetic patients

1. the ART that can cause lipodystrophy (muscle wasting)
3. an ART that can help prevent maternal/fetal transmission but can exacerbate Hep B.
5. classification C that is the last stage of the disease process
7. a barrier to treatment for low income patients
8. a way to greet friends that will not transmit HIV
10. a major issue with treatment of HIV and one that needs to be addressed with each patient.
11. a nonnucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor that can cause neuropathy
17. the type of T-cell that HIV infects