A patient is referred to the infectious disease clinic with a new diagnosis of HIV
A patient is referred to the infectious disease clinic with a new diagnosis of HIV.
HIV-2 antibody: Positive
Immunoblot: Suggestive of HIV-2
HIV-2 viral load: 8,343 copies per mL
CD4+ count: 552 cells per mm³ (37%)
Serum creatinine: 78 umol/L
Hepatitis C antibody: Negative
Toxoplasmosis gondii IgG: Negative
Hepatitis B surface antigen: Negative
Hepatitis B anti-core antibody: Positive
Hepatitis A IgG: Positive
With respect to this infection, which of the following antiviral agents is least likely to be efficacious?
Select the SINGLE most appropriate option from the list below. Select ONE option only.
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