Note: Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface -- Author's Note -- Spring, 1860 -- North to the Flat Waters -- Platte Valley Spring -- Summer, 1900 -- Destination: Arctic -- The Tundra of Igiak Bay -- Fall, 1940 -- The Roof of the Continent -- Rendezvous at Horsehead Lake -- Winter, 1980 -- The Valley of the Sacred River -- The Staked Plains -- Afterword.

Note: Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- In memoriam -- Table of Contents -- List of figures -- List of tables -- Notes on contributors -- Preface: innovation of the SHES approach -- Acknowledgments -- List of acronyms -- Part I: Foundations -- 1 Why education for sustainable human and environmental systems? -- 2 Sustainability: systems thinking in complex situations -- 3 Viability of complex systems: a holistic conceptual framework -- 4 The social learning challenge -- 5 The SHES approach to sustainability education -- 6 Ethical analysis of stakeholder values in revealing complexity -- Part II: Pedagogy -- 7 Operationalizing the vision: from foundations to pedagogy and practice -- 8 Essential learning outcomes -- 9 Course design: an example of an undergraduate course -- 10 Course design: examples of graduate courses -- 11 Program design: examples of degree, certificate, and other programs -- 12 Institution-wide design: sustainability education across the curriculum and beyond -- Part III: Administration -- 13 Program evaluation and assessment -- 14 Supporting sustainable human and environmental systems faculty -- 15 Supporting curriculum and program design -- 16 Model structures for institutional support and recognition -- Realizing the vision: reflections and implications -- Glossary -- Index.

Note: Front Cover -- Scattering Theory -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Dedication -- Preface -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- 1. The Dynamic Approach -- 2. Scattering Theory Formulated in Terms of Representation Theory -- 3. A Semigroup of Operators Related to the Scattering Matrix -- 4. The Form of the Scattering Matrix -- 5. A Simple Example -- 6. Scattering Theory for Transport Phenomena -- 7. Notes and Remarks -- Chapter 2. Representation Theory and the Scattering Operator -- 1. The Discrete Case -- 2. The Scattering Operator in the Discrete Case -- 3. The Continuous Case -- 4. The Scattering Operator in the Continuous Case -- 5. Notes and Remarks -- Chapter 3. A Semigroup of Operators Related to the Scattering Matrix -- 1. The Related Semigroups -- 2. On Semigroups of Contraction Operators -- 3. Spectral Theory -- 4. A Spectral Mapping Theorem -- 5. Applications of the Spectral Theory -- 6. Equivalent Incoming and Outgoing Representations -- 7. Notes and Remarks -- Chapter 4. The Translation Representation for the Solution of the Wave Equation in Free Space -- 1. The Hilbert Space Ho and the Group {Uo(t)} -- 2. Spectral and Translation Representations of {Uo(t)) -- 3. The Operator J Extended to Distributions -- 4. Translation Representation for Outgoing and Incoming Data with Infinite Energy -- 5. Notes and Remarks -- Chapter 5. The Solution of the Wave Equation in an Exterior Domain -- 1. The Hilbert Space H and the Group {U(t)} -- 2. Energy Decay and Translation Representations -- 3. The Semigroup {Z(t)} -- 4. The Relation between the Semigroup {Z(t)} and the Solutions of the Reduced Wave Equation -- 5. The Scattering Matrix -- 6. Notes and Remarks -- Chapter 6. Symmetric Hyperbolic Systems, the Acoustic Equation with an Indefinite Energy Form, and the Schrödinger Equation -- Part I: Symmetric Hyperbolic Systems. , 1. Translation Representation in Free Space -- 2. Solutions of Hyperbolic Systems in an Exterior Domain -- Part II: The Acoustic Equation with an Indefinite Energy Form and the Schrödinger Equation -- 3 . Scattering for the Acoustic Equation with an Indefinite Energy Form -- 4 . The Schrödinger Scattering Matrix -- 5 . Notes and Remarks -- APPENDIX 1: Semigroups of Operators -- APPENDIX 2: Energy Decay -- APPENDIX 3: Energy Decay for Star-Shaped Obstacles -- APPENDIX 4: Scattering Theory for Maxwell's Equations -- References -- Index.

Note: Cover -- The Astronomers' Magic Envelope: An Introduction to Astrophysics Emphasizing General Principles and Orders of Magnitude -- Copyright -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- 1 Orbits -- 1.1 The Apple and the Earth -- 1.2 Some Simple Orbits -- 1.3 The Gravitational Constant -- 1.4 Kepler's Laws -- 1.5 Kepler's Equation and Time Evolution of Bound Orbits -- 1.6 Unbound Orbits and Gravitational Focusing -- 1.7 Two Massive Bodies -- 1.8 Two Bodies from Far Away -- 1.9 More than Two Bodies -- 1.10 The Virial Theorem -- 1.11 Connecting to Observables -- 2 Celestial Mechanics -- 2.1 The Restricted Three-Body Problem -- 2.2 Lagrange Points, Roche Lobes and Chaotic Systems -- 2.3 Hamilton's Equations and Interesting Orbits -- 3 Schwarzschild's Spacetime -- 3.1 Spacetime and Proper Time -- 3.2 Metrics -- 3.3 Schwarzschild Orbits, I: General Properties -- 3.4 Schwarzschild Orbits, II: Circles -- 3.5 Cartesian Variables -- 3.6 Gravitational Lensing -- 4 Interlude: Quantum Ideal Gases -- 4.1 Planckian Units -- 4.2 Phase-Space Distributions -- 4.3 Quantum Many-Particle Distributions -- 4.4 The Classical Ideal Gas -- 4.5 A Photon Gas -- 4.6 A Degenerate Fermi Gas -- 5 Gravity versus Pressure -- 5.1 Spherical Hydrostatic Equilibrium -- 5.2 Solid Objects: Rock and Ice -- 5.3 The Clayton Model -- 5.4 The Virial Theorem (Again) -- 5.5 Fermi-Gas Remnants I: Virial Approximation -- 5.6 Fermi-Gas Remnants II: Numerics -- 6 Nuclear Fusion in Stars -- 6.1 The Reactions -- 6.2 Quantum Tunnelling and the WKB Approximation -- 6.3 The Reaction Rate -- 7 The Main Sequence of Stars -- 7.1 Opacity and Radiative Transfer -- 7.2 Luminosity and Effective Temperature -- 7.3 High-Mass Stars -- 7.4 Medium and Low-Mass Stars -- 8 The Expanding Universe -- 8.1 On Measuring Distances -- 8.2 The Cosmological Principle -- 8.3 The Concordance Cosmology. , 8.4 Distances and Lookback Times -- 8.5 Curvature and its Consequences -- 8.6 Standard Sirens -- 8.7 Redshift Drift -- 9 The Cosmic Microwave Background -- 9.1 Radiation Density and Matter Density -- 9.2 Recombination -- 9.3 CMB Fluctuations -- Appendix A Rotations in Three Dimensions -- Appendix B Hamiltonians -- Appendix C Moving from Newtonian to Relativistic Frameworks -- Appendix D Working with Planckian Units -- References -- Index.

Note: Intro -- Title Page -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1. Crane Magic -- 2. The North American Cranes -- The Sandhill Crane -- A Brief History of the Species -- Seasons of the Sandhill Crane -- A Congruence of Cranes -- A Teton Summer -- An Arctic Diaspora -- An Autumnal Hegira -- Recent Sandhill Crane Populations -- The Whooping Crane -- A Brief History of the Species -- The Year of the Whooping Crane -- The Winter Season -- The Spring Migration -- The Breeding Grounds -- The Long Journey South -- Whooping Crane Restoration Efforts -- The Sandhill Crane Cross-Fostering Experiment -- Restoration Efforts in Florida -- Restoration Efforts in Louisiana -- Operation Migration and the Eastern Migratory Flock -- Recent Population Trends in the Wood Buffalo-Aransas Flock -- Can Whooping Cranes Survive in a Twenty-First-Century America? -- 3. The Other Cranes of the World -- Black Crowned Crane -- Gray Crowned Crane -- Siberian Crane -- Wattled Crane -- Blue Crane -- Demoiselle Crane -- White-Naped Crane -- Australian Crane (Brolga) -- Sarus Crane -- Red-Crowned (Japanese) Crane -- Eurasian (Common) Crane -- Hooded Crane -- Black-Necked Crane -- 4. Epilogue -- Appendix A: A Summary of the World's Crane Populations -- Appendix B: Useful Internet Sources of Information -- References -- Index.

Note: Front Cover -- Structure to Function of G Protein-Gated Inwardly Rectifying (GIRK) Channels -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- Preface -- Chapter One: Unifying Mechanism of Controlling Kir3 Channel Activity by G Proteins and Phosphoinositides -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Regulation of KACh by G Proteins -- 3. Molecular Constituents of Kir3 Channels and Physiological Roles -- 4. Dependence of KACh Channel Activity on PIPs -- 5. Physiological Significance of Distinct Membrane-Delimited Signaling Mechanisms -- 6. Molecular Mechanism of PIP2 Control of Kir Channel Gating -- 7. Posttranslational Modification Can Control Activity Through Changes in Channel-PIP2 Interactions -- 8. The Kir3 Channel Site of Gβγ Action -- References -- Chapter Two: The Roles of Gβγ and Gα in Gating and Regulation of GIRK Channels -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Interaction of Gα and Gβγ With GIRK -- 2.1. Interaction of Gβγ and GIRK Revealed by Structural Studies -- 2.2. The Roles of C- and N-Terminal Segments Lacking from the Crystal Structures -- 2.2.1. The Distal C-Terminus of GIRK1 -- 2.2.2. The Initial Segment of the NT -- 2.3. GIRK-Gα Interactions -- 2.3.1. Mapping GIRK-Gα Interaction Sites -- 2.3.2. GIRK1-Gα Interaction by NMR Spectroscopy -- 2.3.3. The Role of NT and Distal CT in GIRK-Gα Interactions -- 2.3.4. Comparing the Binding/Mutagenesis and NMR Data: Are They Discrepant? -- 3. Roles of Gβγ and Gα in GIRK´s Evoked and Basal Activity -- 3.1. Agonist-Evoked Current, Ievoked -- 3.1.1. Activation -- 3.1.2. Deactivation -- 3.1.3. Desensitization -- 3.1.4. Activation Kinetics -- 3.1.5. The Magnitude of Ievoked: Cooperative Regulation by Gβγ -- 3.1.6. Role of Gαi/oGTP in Regulating Agonist- and Gβγ-Evoked Responses -- 3.1.7. Regulation of GIRKs by Activation of PTX-Insensitive Gα -- 4. Basal Activity of GIRKs -- 4.1. Physiology of Ibasal. , 4.1.1. Central Nervous System -- 4.1.2. Heart -- 4.1.3. Adrenal Gland -- 4.2. Heterologous Expression Studies: GPCR-Independent Ibasal and the Role of Gβγ -- 4.3. Ibasal and Ievoked are Interrelated: The Roles of GαGDP and Gβγ -- 5. Multimolecular Signaling Complex and the Mechanism of GIRK Activation -- 5.1. Preformed (Permanent) Signaling Complex in the GPCR-GIRK Cascade: Pro and Contra -- 5.2. GIRK Channel and G Protein Subunits: Unique Association and Stoichiometry Rules -- 5.3. Specificity of GPCR-GIRK Signaling: Relative Roles of Gα and Gβγ -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Chapter Three: RGS Redundancy and Implications in GPCR-GIRK Signaling -- 1. RGS Proteins-Background and Significance -- 2. Direct "Membrane-Delimited" GPCR-to-Ion Channel Signaling -- 3. RGS Actions on GPCR-GIRK Channel Gating Kinetics -- 4. RGS Functional Redundancy-Emerging Evidence from Retinal Neurons -- 5. RGS Functional Redundancy in Neuronal GPCR-GIRK Channel Signaling -- 6. RGS Functional Redundancy in Cardiac GPCR-GIRK Channel Signaling -- 7. RGS Actions on Gq-Mediated Changes in GIRK Channel Activity -- 8. Conclusions -- References -- Chapter Four: Structural Insights into GIRK Channel Function -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Selectivity and Permeation -- 3. Rectification -- 4. Gating -- 4.1. Gating at the Bundle Crossing -- 4.2. Gating at the G Loop -- 4.3. Activation -- 4.3.1. G Protein Activation -- 4.3.1.1. PIP2 Requirement -- 4.3.1.2. The Role of Na+ -- 4.3.2. Activation by Alcohol -- 4.3.3. Structural Determinants of Gating Modifiers -- 4.3.3.1. Local Anesthetics -- 4.3.3.2. Volatile Anesthetics -- 4.3.3.3. GIRK Channel Drug Interactions -- 4.3.3.4. GIRK Channel Agonists and Antagonists -- 4.3.4. Trafficking Motifs -- 4.3.4.1. SNX27 Regulation and GIRK3 -- 5. Conclusions -- Acknowledgments -- References. , Chapter Five: Localization and Targeting of GIRK Channels in Mammalian Central Neurons -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Molecular Organization and Heterogeneity of GIRK Channels -- 3. Neuroanatomical Approaches to the Study of GIRK Channel Distribution -- 4. Regional Distribution of GIRK Channel Subunits in the CNS -- 4.1. Distribution of GIRK1, GIRK2, and GIRK3 Subunits -- 4.2. Distribution of GIRK4 Subunit -- 5. Cellular Distribution of GIRK Channel Subunits -- 5.1. GIRK Channels in Neurochemically and Functionally Different Cell Populations -- 5.2. Cell Type-Dependent Localization of GIRK Channel Subunits -- 6. Subcellular Distribution of GIRK Channel Subunits -- 6.1. Compartment-Dependent Localization -- 6.2. Localization of GIRK Channels Relative to Glutamate Release Sites -- 6.3. Input-Dependent Localization -- 6.4. Plasticity- and Drug-Dependent Changes in Distribution -- 6.5. Presynaptic Localization of GIRK Channel Subunits -- 6.6. Localization of GIRK-Associated Proteins -- 7. Developmental Aspects of GIRK Channel Distribution -- 7.1. Distribution of GIRK Channels During Pre- and Postnatal Development -- 7.2. Acquisition of the GIRK2 Neurochemical Phenotype -- 8. Conclusions and Future Perspectives -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Chapter Six: GIRK Channel Plasticity and Implications for Drug Addiction -- 1. Introduction -- 1.1. Molecular and Functional Diversity of GIRK Channels -- 1.2. GIRK Channels and Neuronal Excitability -- 2. GIRK Channels in the Mesocorticolimbic System -- 2.1. VTA DA Neurons -- 2.2. VTA GABA Neurons -- 2.3. Layer 5/6 Pyramidal Neurons of the mPFC -- 3. Drug-Dependent Plasticity of GIRK Channel-Dependent Signaling -- 3.1. Psychostimulant-Induced Suppression of GIRK Channel Activity in VTA DA Neurons -- 3.2. Psychostimulant-Induced Suppression of GIRK Channel Activity in VTA GABA Neurons. , 3.3. Cocaine-Induced Suppression of GIRK Channel Activity in mPFC Pyramidal Neurons -- 4. Mechanisms Underlying the Plasticity of GIRK Channel-Dependent Signaling -- 4.1. Membrane Trafficking -- 4.1.1. Phosphorylation -- 4.1.2. Sorting Nexin 27 -- 4.2. RGS Proteins -- 4.2.1. RGS2 -- 4.2.2. R7 RGS -- 5. Concluding Thoughts and Future Directions -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Chapter Seven: GIRK Channels: A Potential Link Between Learning and Addiction -- 1. Introduction -- 2. GIRK Channels -- 2.1. Neuronal GIRK Channels -- 2.2. Modulators of GIRK Function -- 2.2.1. Phosphorylation of GIRK Channels -- 2.2.2. Regulators of G Protein Signaling -- 2.2.3. GIRK Channel Trafficking -- 2.2.4. Modulation of GPCRs -- 3. GIRK Channel Modulation by Drugs of Abuse -- 3.1. Drugs That Activate Gi/o-Coupled GPCRs -- 3.2. Drug Effects on Intracellular Modulators of GIRK Signaling -- 3.3. Ethanol: A Direct Activator of GIRK Channels -- 4. Neuronal Plasticity -- 4.1. GIRK Channels and Neuronal Plasticity -- 4.1.1. Homeostatic Plasticity -- 4.1.2. Synaptic Plasticity -- 4.2. GIRK Channels and Cognitive Dysfunction -- 4.2.1. Down Syndrome -- 4.2.2. Alzheimer´s Disease -- 4.2.3. Parkinson´s Disease -- 4.3. Drug-Induced Changes in GIRK Function -- 4.3.1. GPCR-GIRK Signaling -- 4.3.2. Neuronal Plasticity -- 5. Summary and Future Directions -- References -- Chapter Eight: Behavioral and Genetic Evidence for GIRK Channels in the CNS: Role in Physiology, Pathophysiology, and Dru ... -- 1. Introduction -- 2. GIRK Channels in CNS Disorders -- 2.1. Cognitive Deficits -- 2.2. Pain -- 2.3. Motor Control -- 2.4. Psychiatric Disorders -- 2.4.1. Depression -- 2.4.2. Anxiety -- 2.4.3. Schizophrenia -- 2.4.4. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder -- 2.5. Epilepsy -- 3. GIRK Channels in Addiction -- 3.1. Ethanol -- 3.2. Sedative/Hypnotics -- 3.3. Psychostimulants -- 3.4. Opioids. , 3.5. Nicotine -- 3.6. GIRK Modulators and Other Drugs of Abuse -- 4. Therapeutic Potential of GIRK Channel Modulators -- 5. Concluding Remarks and Future Directions -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Index -- Contents of Recent Volumes -- Back Cover.

Note: Intro -- Dedication -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Chapter 1: An Introduction -- 1.1 Can't See Past My Own Nose -- 1.2 Why Chemical Signals? -- 1.3 Why a "Hidden Sense"? -- 1.4 A Language of Odors -- 1.5 Taking Time to Smell the Roses -- 1.6 Our Cousin's Perfume -- 1.7 The Exquisite Sensation of Sushi -- Chapter 2: A World of Odors -- 2.1 Stay for a While -- 2.2 Any Which Way the Wind Blows -- 2.3 By Any Other Name Would Smell as Sweet -- 2.4 The Scent of Love -- 2.5 Feeling with Our Nose -- 2.6 I Think, Therefore I Am -- 2.7 An Alien World -- Chapter 3: Eat or Be Eaten -- 3.1 The Paradox of Being Delicious and Avoiding Predation -- 3.2 Advertising the Home-Cooked Meal -- 3.3 The Smell of Fear -- 3.4 A Bitter Pill to Swallow -- 3.5 It's an Acquired Taste -- 3.6 And Finally, Monsieur, a Wafer Thin Mint -- Chapter 4: Who Are You? -- 4.1 Who Am I? -- 4.2 Come Together, Right Now, over Me -- 4.3 Who Are You? -- 4.4 Hello, My Name Is Inigo Montoya -- 4.5 Hey, Soul Sister -- 4.6 Are You My Mother? -- 4.7 That New Baby Smell -- Chapter 5: Home Sweet Home -- 5.1 You Can Never Truly Go Home Again -- 5.2 The Long and Winding Road -- 5.3 Where I Lay My Head Is Home -- 5.4 The Other Side of the Tracks -- 5.5 Nature's Halicarnassus -- 5.6 The Book of Odor Memories -- 5.7 The Smell of Home -- Chapter 6: The Cocktail Party of Life -- 6.1 Social Hierarchies -- 6.2 Do the Clothes Make the Man or Does the Man Make the Clothes? -- 6.3 The Secret (Smell) of My Success -- 6.4 What's the Password? -- 6.5 With a Little Help from My Friends -- 6.6 The Life of the Party -- Chapter 7: Stealth and Deception -- 7.1 It's a Trap -- 7.2 Trick or Treat -- 7.3 The Pirate's Ghost -- 7.4 To Bee or Not Too Bee -- 7.5 Mrs. Doubtfire at the Fight Club -- 7.6 The Bait and Switch Model -- 7.7 Removing the Odorous Mask -- 7.8 The Beautiful Smell. , 7.9 Hiding Amongst Ribbons of Odors -- 7.10 That New Car Smell -- Chapter 8: The Allure of Sex -- 8.1 The Siren's Song -- 8.2 The Right Smell at the Right Time -- 8.3 Finding the Right Dance Partner -- 8.4 Getting in Tune -- 8.5 A Reverse Ugly Ducking -- 8.6 Beauty Is Only Nose Deep -- 8.7 The Blood, Sweat, and Tears of Love -- Chapter 9: Smells Like Teen Spirit -- 9.1 The Smelly School Bully -- 9.2 The Mean Girls Club -- 9.3 The Unbreakable Bond -- 9.4 Waiting for Superman -- 9.5 Fear and Loathing in Odors -- 9.6 Your Ancestor's Taste -- 9.7 Jonesing for That Smell of Junior -- 9.8 The Odor of Maturity -- Chapter 10: Human Chemical Ecology -- 10.1 The Human Smell -- 10.2 I Smell Therefore, I Am…… -- 10.3 Making Mister Right -- 10.4 Wearing Our Scents on Our Sleeves -- 10.5 The Odorous Cloud of Human Judgment -- 10.6 The Cologne of Confidence -- 10.7 The Aroma of Love -- 10.8 The Revealed World of Odors -- 10.9 The Endless River of Aroma -- Further Readings -- Index.

Note: Cover -- Bartlett's Medical Management of HIV Infection 17th Edition -- Copyright -- Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Disclaimers and Disclosures -- 1 Natural History and Classification -- Stages -- Life Cycle and Natural History of HIV -- Definitions of HIV Stages -- Diagnosis and Staging -- 2 Laboratory Tests -- Introduction -- The HIV Viruses -- HIV Serologic Tests -- Resistance Testing -- Other Assays -- 3 Prevention of HIV and Prevention of Infection in PLWH -- Prevention of HIV -- HIV Pre-​exposure Prophylaxis -- Recommendations for PrEP Delivery -- HIV Post-​exposure Prophylaxis -- Prevention of Infection in PLWH -- Cryptosporidiosis -- Mycobacterium avium Complex Infection -- Pneumocystis jirovecii (Formerly P. carinii) Pneumonia -- 4 Antiretroviral Therapy -- Goals of Antiretroviral Therapy -- Recommendations for Antiretroviral Therapy -- 5 HIV in Resource-​Limited Settings -- Current Status of the HIV Pandemic -- Diagnosis of HIV -- WHO Guidelines and Treatment Recommendations -- Monitoring ART Efficacy and Toxicity -- Treatment and Prophylaxis of Opportunistic Infections and Other Comorbid Conditions -- Important Global Trials -- 6 Drug Information -- Pharmacology, Side Effects, and Drug Interactions -- Creatinine Clearance (Cockcroft-​Gault Equation) -- Abacavir (ABC) -- Atazanavir (ATV) -- Atorvastatin -- Atovaquone -- Azithromycin -- Azoles -- Bedaquiline -- Benzodiazepines -- Bictegravir (BIC) -- Bupropion -- Buspirone -- Caspofungin -- Cidofovir -- Ciprofloxacin (and other fluoroquinolones) -- Clarithromycin -- Clindamycin -- Clotrimazole -- Cobicistat -- Dapsone -- Darunavir (DRV) -- Daunorubicin Citrate Liposome Injection -- Didanosine -- Dolutegravir (Tivicay) -- Doxycycline -- Dronabinol -- Elvitegravir (EVG) -- Efavirenz (EFV) -- Emtricitabine (FTC) -- Enfuvirtide (ENF, T20) -- Entecavir -- Erythropoietin (EPO). , Ethambutol (EMB) -- Etravirine (ETR) -- Fentanyl -- Fluconazole -- Flucytosine (5-​FC) -- Fluoxetine -- Fosamprenavir (FPV) -- Foscarnet -- Ganciclovir and Valganciclovir -- G-​CSF (Filgrastim) -- Gemfibrozil-​see also Fenofibrate -- Ibalizumab-​Uiyk -- Indinavir (IDV) -- Isoniazid (INH) -- Itraconazole -- Lamivudine (3TC) -- Leucovorin (Folinic Acid) -- Lopinavir/​Ritonavir (LPV/​r) -- Maraviroc (MVC) -- Megestrol Acetate -- Methadone -- Nelfinavir (NFV) -- Nevirapine (NVP) -- Nortriptyline-​see also Tricyclic Antidepressants -- Nystatin -- Oxandrolone -- Paromomycin -- Pegylated Interferon -- Pentamidine -- Pravastatin -- Primaquine -- Pyrazinamide (PZA) -- Pyrimethamine -- Raltegravir (RAL) -- Ribavirin -- Rifabutin -- Rifampin -- Rilpivirine (RPV) -- Ritonavir (RTV) -- Saquinavir (SQV) -- Stavudine (d4T) -- Sulfadiazine -- Tenofovir Disoproxil Fumarate (TDF)/​Tenofovir Alafenamide (TAF) -- Testosterone -- Thalidomide -- Tipranavir (TPV) -- Trazodone -- Tricyclic Antidepressants-​see also Nortriptyline -- Trimethoprim (TMP) -- Trimethoprim-​Sulfamethoxazole (TMP-​SMX, cotrimoxazole) -- Voriconazole -- Zidovudine (AZT, ZDV) -- 7 Infection Management -- Aspergillosis -- Bartonellosis -- Mucocutaneous Candidiasis -- Cytomegalovirus -- Cryptococcus Neoformans -- Cryptosporidiosis -- Herpes Simplex Virus -- Microsporidiosis -- Progressive Multifocal Leukoencephalopathy (PML)/​JC Virus Infection -- Mycobacterium avium Complex Infection -- Mycobacterium Tuberculosis -- Pneumocystis jirovecii (Formerly Pneumocystis carinii) Pneumonia -- Toxoplasmosis -- Zoster -- 8 Systems Review -- Cardiovascular Disease -- Dilated Cardiomyopathy -- Myocarditis -- Pericarditis/​Pericardial Effusion -- Dermatologic Complications -- Gastrointestinal Complications -- Hematologic Complications -- Immune Reconstitution Inflammatory Syndrome (IRIS). , Liver and Pancreatic Disease -- Malignancies -- Cytomegalovirus Encephalitis -- HIV-​Associated Neurocognitive Disorders (HAND) -- Primary CNS Lymphoma (PCNSL) -- HIV-​Associated Neuromuscular Weakness Syndrome (HANWS) -- Cytomegalovirus Radiculitis/​Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy -- Peripheral Neuropathy and Sensory Peripheral Neuropathy -- Distal Sensory Peripheral Neuropathy and Antiretroviral Toxic Neuropathy -- Ophthalmic Complications -- Osteoporosis -- Psychiatric Complications -- Pulmonary Complications -- Renal Complications -- Index.