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5. How do you know if Neupogen and Epogen are working? 6. Identify three medications used to treat nausea and side effects for each. 7. Identify what AZT is used for and three side effects of this medication. 8. Why is it important for HIV + individuals to take their prescribed medication regimen as ordered by the provider? 9. What is Decadron (dexamethasone) and what are two indications for its use? 10. Why might a HIV + patient be taking Septra (sulfamethoxazone)?

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