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A 29-year-old medicine resident working in a small community hospital accidentally sticks himself in the hand with a needle while inserting a subclavian central venous catheter in a patient with HIV. The source patient is not currently taking antiretroviral therapy. The hospital has limited antiretroviral medication options immediately available for postexposure prophylaxis and many of these are older medications.

Which one of the following antiretroviral agents is contraindicated for use as HIV postexposure prophylaxis due to unacceptable toxicity?

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September 20th, 2023

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