anti-neo ibook questions Flashcards
MOA: produce metal chelating complex to induce free radicals to damage phosphodiester bond of DNA
bleomycin
MOA: DNA damaged by quinone induced free radicals, ROS and H2O2
rubicins
MOA: intercalate DNA
rubicins
MOA: block topoisomerase II
rubicins, etoposide, teniposide
AE: cardiotoxicity, extravasation, and dose-limiting myelosuppression
rubicins
AE: pulmonary fibrosis and hyperpigmentation
Bleomycin
AE: infusion reactions, hypotension, hypersensitivity
paclitaxel and etoposide
AE: dose-limiting myelosuppression
topotecan, vinblastine, pacitaxel
AE: severe myelosuppression
teniposide, topotecan, vinblastine, pacitaxel
AE: diarrhea
irinotecan, 5-FU
AE: peripheral neuropathy
paclitaxel and vincristine
MOA: block topoisomerase II
etoposide and teniposide
MOA: block topoisomerase I
topotecan and irinotecan
MOA: inhibits microtubule polymerization
vincristine and vinblastine
MOA: inhibits dissociation of microtubules
paclitaxel and docetaxel, other taxanes
MOA: thymidine inhibitor
capecitibine and 5-FU
MOA: cytidine inhibitor
cytarabine
MOA: purine inhibitor
6-MP
MOA: folate inhibitor
MTX
AE: hand and foot syndrome
5-FU and capecitibine
AE: crystalluria
MTX
AE: severe myelosuppression
MTX and 5-FU
HGPRT enzyme to make fraudulent nucleotides
6-MP
DHFR enzyme
MTX
Thymidylate phosphorylase
capecitibine
Thymidylate synthetase
5-FU
DNA polymerase
Ara C (cytarabine)
Rituximab target
CD20
Natalizumab target
alpha 4 integrin
Trastuzumab and pertuzumab target
HER-2
Alemtuzimab target
CD52
AE of Alemtuzimab
severe long term myelosuppression
AE of rituximab and trastuzumab
infusion reaction
AE of natalizumab
opportunistic infections
AE of trastuzumab- ematansine
well tolerated drug
AE of pertuzumab
alopecia, fatigue, pain, diarrhea
AE: extravasation
mechlorethamine
AE: disulfram like reaction
procarbazine
AE: hemorrhagic cystitis
cyclophosphamide and ifosfamide
AE: ototoxicity
cisplatin
AE: pulmonary fibrosis
busulfan and bleomycin
AE: emetogenesis (most severe)
cisplatin and cyclophosphamide
AE: teratogen/carcinogen/mutagen
chlorambucil
drug selectively binds to the cells actively transport phenyl alanine
melphalan
drug to treat brain tumores
dacarbazine and carmustine
drug used for wafer implant delivery
carmustine
typical alkylating agent with a half life of about one minute (shortest half life, super unstable)
mechlorethamine
targets estrogen receptor
tamoxifen
blocks androgen receptor
flutamide
inhibits estrogen synthesis
anastrazole
combination drug for lymphoma
prednisone
ER+ breast cancer in post-menopausal woman
anastrazole
ER+ breast cancer in pre-menopausal woman
tamoxifen
prostate cancer
flutamide
red devil
rubicins
nitrogen mustard
mechlorethamine
thymine-less death
fluoro uracil
vinca alkaloid
vincristine
platinum analog
oxaliplatin
thio-guanine
mercaptopurine
crosslinking DNA
cyclophosphamide
intercalating DNA
rubicins
metal-chelating DNA
bleomycin
inhibit DNA polymerase enzyme
cytarabine
inhibit DNA topoisomerase I
topotecan
DNA fraudulent nucleotide
mercaptopurine
agent to avoid anti-neoplastic drug induced bloody urine
mercaptoethane sulfonate sodium (mesna)
agent to use in 5-FU overdose
uridine triacetate
agent to enhance 5-FU activity
leucovorine
agent to tx MTX overdose
leucovorine
agent used as an antidote for mechlorethamine extravasation
sodium thiosulfate
agent to administer with MTX to rescue normal cells
leucovorine
taxanes
paclitaxel and docetaxel
camptothecin
topotican
anthracycline
rubicins
SN-38
irinotecan
acrolein
ifosfamide and cyclophosphamide
DPD enzyme test
5-FU
UGT1A1 test
irinotecan
TPMT test
6-MP
prodrug of dacarbazine
temozolmide