Anti-cancer Flashcards

(15 cards)

1
Q

4hydroxycyclophosphamide <—> aldophosphamide

Occur for drug called?
Enzyme?

A

Cyclophosphamide
Cyp450

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2
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aldophosphamide results cyclotoxic forms via non-enzymatic cleavage and are?

A

Phospharamide
Acrolein

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3
Q

Hemorrhagic cyctitis caused by?
Which then cause hematuria

A

Acrolein

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4
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In addition to Alkylation
It involves carbomylation of lysine into isocyanates
N7 and O6 of guanine leads to G-C crosslink

A)bitrogen mustard
B) Nitrosoureas

A

B) Nitrosoureas.

Carmustine
Lomustine
Semustine

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5
Q

Tratment of brain tumor?

A

Nitrosoureas

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6
Q

It inhibits DNA, RNA, protein biosynthesis —>
prolong interphase & produces chromosome
breaks

A) procarbazine
B) dacarbaxine
C) bendamustine

A

A) procarbazine

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7
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One metabolite is a weak monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI), & adverse event can
occur when xxxx is given with other MAOI

A) procarbazine
B) dacarbaxine
C) bendamustine

A

A) procarbazine

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8
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Methylates DNA and inhibits DNA synthesis
inhibits DNA synthesis by generating (( methyl
carbonium ion ))

A) procarbazine
B) dacarbaxine
C) bendamustine

A

B) dacarbaxine

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9
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  • Form DNA crosslinks — > Inhibit DNA synthesis
  • Inhibit mitotic checkpoints & induces mitotic
    catastrophe

Catastrophe & checkpoint = benda..

A) procarbazine
B) dacarbaxine
C) bendamustine

A

C) bendamustine

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10
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Form intrastrand and interstrand crosslinks in
the DNA at N7 of guanine, N3 of adenine, and
O6 of cytosine

In addition to targeting DNA, bind to both cytoplasmic and nuclear proteins

A

Platinum compounds

Cisplatin
Carboplatin
Oxaliplatin

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11
Q

S.E: neurotoxicity (not reversible)
Associated with peripheral sensory neuropathy

Occur even at small doeses

A

Cisplatin

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12
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its main dose-limiting toxicity is myelosuppression

Less renal, GI toxicity

Used for refractory hematologic malignancies before transplantation

A

Carboplatin

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13
Q

tumors that are resistant to cisplatin or carboplatin on the basis of
mismatch repair defects are not cross-resistant to oxaliplatin

A
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14
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Used in combination with 5-FU and leucovorin, termed folfox regimen for CRC

A) Cisplatin
B) Carboplatin
C) Oxaliplatin

A

C) Oxaliplatin

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15
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Neurotoxicity

Acute… worsened by cold
Chronic.. dose-dependent on cumulative does and ( reversible )

A) Cisplatin
B) Carboplatin
C) Oxaliplatin

A

C) Oxaliplatin

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