amyloidosis Flashcards

1
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what are the side effects associated with diflunisal

A

related to NSAID properties: bleeding, fluid retention, renal insufficiency, hypertension

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what are the side effects associated with tafamidis

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diarrhea, stomachache, vaginal infection, UTI

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what are the side effects associated with patisiran

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vitamin A deficiency, infection site rxn

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what are the side effects associated with inotersen

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vitamin A deficiency, injection site rxn, fever, thrombocytopenia, glomerulonephritis

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5
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what is patisiran FDA approved for

A

hATTR, neuropathy

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6
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what is inotersen FDA approved for

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hATTR, neuropathy

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7
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what is tafamidis FDA approved for

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cardiomyopathy, neuropathy

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what is diflunisal approved for

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it is not FDA approved for these indications, off label use for cardiomyopathy and neuropathy

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9
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what is the dose for patisiran

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0.3 mg/kg (up to 30 mg) IV every 3 weeks

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10
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what is the dose for inotersen

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284 mg sq every week

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11
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what is the dose for tafamidis

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20, 61, 80 mg po

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12
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what is the dose for diflunisal

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250 mg po bid

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13
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what organs does AL amyloidosis affect

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any organ: heart, kidney, GI, tongue. nerves, liver, soft tissue

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14
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what organs does wtATTR affect

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heart and carpal tunnel syndrome

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15
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what organs does hATTR affect

A

heart and nerves and carpal tunnel syndrome

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16
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does AL or ATTR have more severe left ventricular hypertrophy

A

ATTR

17
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AL is contributed to the misfolding of what protein

A

immunoglobulin light chain

18
Q

ATTR is contributed to the misfolding of what protein

A

transthyretin

19
Q

what test diagnoses AL

A

haematologic tests (serum free light chain)

20
Q

what test diagnoses ATTR

A

PYP scintigraphy w/ SPECT

21
Q

cardiac signs of amyloidosis

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dyspnea, fatigue, edema, conduction abnormalities, LV/RV/atrial wall thickening, persistent low-level troponinemia

22
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neuro signs of amyloidosis

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orthostatic hypotension, paresthesia, weakness

23
Q

ortho signs of amyloidosis

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carpal tunnel syndrome, lumbar spinal stenosis, hip and knee arthroplasty

24
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“other” weird signs of amyloidosis

A

weight loss, foamy urine