The Sanford Guide to HIV/AIDS Therapy 2002 (11th edition)

The Sanford Guide to HIV/AIDS Therapy provides comprehensive coverage of this complex field in either pocket sized or larger spiral editions. Both contain the same information on 131 pages.	Order Now
Contents Assessment of HIV risk and recommendations for testing Diagnostic tests HIV classification Initial evaluation of HIV infection/disease in adults Antiretroviral therapy in adults HIV/AIDS in women, children and newborns Management of occupational exposure Primary prophylaxis against opportunistic infections Diagnosis and differential diagnosis of opportunistic infections; novel clinical syndromes associated with HAART; neuropsychiatric syndromes; psychiatric and neurologic side effects Drugs used in treatment of hematopenias Drugs used in treatment of wasting Treatment of specific infections, dosages Adverse effects for specific infections Desensitization Pharmacokinetics of drugs used in HIV patients Dosage adjustments in renal and hepatic dysfunction Drug-drug interactions Antimicrobics in pregnancy Treatment of HIV-related malignancies Immunization of HIV-infected children, adults Preparing patients for overseas travel Infection control for HIV Alternative therapies AIDS information and referral services Generic and trade names Costs of agents and laboratory tests Induced sputum, technique