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                 Antifungal agents, systemic, 853–860  case study of, 1058, 1067        amantadine and rimantadine, 892
                   allylamine, 861, 861t             categories of, 175–176, 176f       investigational, 892
                   amphotericin B, 853–854, 861t     clinical pharmacology of, 189      oseltamivir and zanamivir, 891–892
                   azoles                              chronic hypertension, alpha-receptor   Anti-integrin therapy, 1112
                    description of, 856–859, 861t          antagonists, 161           Antilymphocyte globulin (ALT), 990
                    drug interactions of, 1159t–1160t  hypertensive emergencies, 190–191  Antimetabolites, 957–961
                   echinocandins, 859–860, 861t        outpatient therapy, 189–190      antifolates
                   flucytosine, 855f, 856, 861t      diuretics, 175, 176–178, 191t        methotrexate, 957, 958t
                   oral, for mucocutaneous infections  mechanisms of action and           pemetrexed, 957–958, 958t
                    griseofulvin, 860                      hemodynamic effects of, 177    pralatrexate, 958–959
                    terbinafine, 860, 861t             toxicity of, 178                 deoxycytidine analogs
                 Antifungal agents, topical            use of, 177–178, 179t              cytarabine, 958t, 960
                   allylamines, 860–861, 861t        in elderly, 1063                     gemcitabine, 958t, 960
                   azoles, 860–861                   ganglion-blocking agents, 181      development of, 957
                   nystatin, 860                     hypertension and blood pressure    fluoropyrimidines
                 Antigen-presenting cells (APCs), 979, 979f  regulation by, 173–175, 174f,   capecitabine, 958t, 959
                 Antihelminthics                           175f. See also Hypertension    5-fluorouracil, 958t, 959
                   albendazole, 938–940, 939t        preparations available, 193t       purine antagonists
                   bithionol, 939t, 940              sites of action of, 175, 176f        cladribine, 958t, 961
                   diethylcarbazine citrate, 939t, 940–941  sympathoplegics, 176, 176f, 178–182  fludarabine, 958t, 961
                   ivermectin, 939t, 941–942           adrenergic neuron-blocking agents  6-thiopurines, 958t, 960–961, 961f
                   mebendazole, 939t, 942                guanethidine, 181–182, 191t  Antimicrobial agents, 793–916, 794f.
                   metrifonate, 939t, 943                reserpine, 179t, 182, 191t           See also specific agents and types
                   niclosamide, 939t, 943              alpha-adrenoceptor blockers, other,   development of, 904
                   oxamniquine, 939t, 943–944              184                          drug combinations of
                   piperazine, 939t, 944               beta-adrenoceptor blocking agents,   antagonism in, 912–913
                   praziquantel, 939t                      179t, 182–183. See also        rationale for, 912
                   preparations available, 939t, 946       b-receptor antagonist drugs    synergism in, 912–913
                   pyrantel pamoate, 939t                esmolol, 183                   drug toxicity management for,
                   thiabendazole, 939t, 946            centrally acting, 179t, 179–180, 191t  907t–908t, 912
                 Antihepatitis agents, 884–891           clonidine, 179t, 179–181       in elderly, 1064
                   hepatitis B                           guanabenz and guanfacine, 180  empiric therapy with, 905–906,
                    adefovir dipivoxil, 886              methyldopa, 179, 179t                907t–909t
                    entecavir, 886                       preparations of, 193t            approach to, 905
                    fundamentals of, 884             vasodilators, 178f, 179t, 184–187, 192t  choice of, 905–906
                    lamivudine, 886–887                calcium channel blockers, 179t,    microbiology etiology in, 907t–908t
                    telbivudine, 887                       186–187, 193t                  site of infection in, 909t
                    tenofovir, 887                     diazoxide, 186, 192t             etiologic agent and indications for, 905
                   hepatitis C, 887–891                direct, 176                      infections of known etiology treated
                    fundamentals of, 887               fenoldopam, 186, 192t                  with, 906–911
                    polymerase inhibitors, 889         hydralazine, 179t, 184–185       misuse of, 793
                    protease inhibitors, 889, 890f     mechanisms and sites of action of,   Antimicrobial prophylaxis
                      simeprevir, 890–891                  184, 184t                    nonsurgical, 914, 915t, 916
                      sofosbuvir, 889                  minoxidil, 179t, 185             NRC wound classification criteria and,
                    ribavirin, 891                     preparations available, 192t, 193t     914b
                   interferon alfa, 884t, 884–885,     sodium nitroprusside, 185–186,    surgical, 913–914, 914t
                        893t–894t                          192t                       Antimuscarinic drugs, 124. See Muscarinic
                 Antihistamines, 281–285, 1129t    Anti-IgE monoclonal antibodies, asthma     receptor blockers (antagonists)
                 Antihypertensive agents, 173–193,         treated with, 357, 360, 362t  Antimycobacterial drugs, 842–852,
                        191t–192t. See also specific types  Anti-IL-5 therapy, 357, 363t      851t
                   angiotensin inhibitors, 176, 187–189  Anti-inflammatory agents, 642. See also   atypical mycobacteria, 849–850,
                    angiotensin-converting enzyme          specific types                     850t
                        inhibitors, 179t, 187–189, 192t,   dermatologic, 1079–1082      leprosy
                        193t                           corticosteroids, topical, 1079–1081,   clofazimine, 851
                    angiotensin receptor blockers, 179t,   1080t, 1081t                   dapsone and other sulfone, 850
                        189, 192t, 193t                tar compounds, 1082                rifampin, 851, 851t
                    mechanisms and sites of action of,   in elderly, 1064               tuberculosis, 842–849. See also
                        187, 188f                  Anti-influenza agents, 891–892             Tuberculosis drugs
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