Antimetabolites Flashcards

1
Q

Folic acid analog
Binds with DHFR —> results inhibition of THF
FPGS: add 5-7 glutamate residues

A

Methotrexate (MTX)

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2
Q

Drug x when taken with:
Aspirin
NSADs
Penicillin
Cephalosporins

D/D I

A

MTX

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3
Q

biologic effects of MTX can be reversed by administration of the oxidised folate
leucovorin ? (True/false)

A

False
Nooot oxidised. Reduced folate leucovorin

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4
Q

biologic effects of MTX can be reversed by administration of:
the reduced folate leucovorin
or
by L-leucovorin, which is the active enantiomer.

A
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5
Q

inhibition of thymidylate synthase (TS)
Inhibition of DHFR

This drug is?
A) MTX
B) 5-FU
C) pemetrexed

A

C) pemetrexed

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6
Q

S.E: skin rash & hand-foot syndrome
Toxicity can be reduced by vitamin supplements with folic acid and vitamin b12
This drug is?
A) MTX
B) 5-FU
C) pemetrexed

A

C) pemetrexed

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7
Q

hand-foot syndrome (is a viral infection manifested by painful erythema and swelling
of the hands and feet, and treatment with dexrazoxane?

A

Noooo! dexrazoxane (for anthracycline)

dexamethasone (same as Paclitaxel)

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8
Q

given (IV) onnnnly

  • inhibits TS
  • inhibits 5-MTHF

A) capecitabine
B) trifluridine
C) 5-flurouracil

A

C) 5-flurouracil

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9
Q

5-FU has long half life and not catabolized by DPD enzyme (true/ false)?

A

false
Has short half-life (10-15 mins)
Catabolised by DPD enzyme

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10
Q

Capecitabine - > 5-FU
Via enzyme called?

A

TP

Thymidine phosphorylase

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11
Q

Capox is the first-line treatment of CRC

What is it?

A

Capecitabine + oxaliplatin

While Folfox is second- line therapy for CRC
(oxaliplatin + 5-FU + leucovorin)

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12
Q

Made up of two components
Trifluridine: Inhibits TS Leading to I DNA synthesis

Tipiracil : inhibits TP

A) Cytarabine
B) Gemcitabine
C) Capecitabine
D) Trifluridine (TAS-102)

A

D) Trifluridine (TAS-102)

Trifluridine TTT Means TP TS

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13
Q

competitively inhibits DNA polymerase-α and DNA polymerase-β,

Ara-CDP ?
Ara-CTP ?
Ara-CMP ?

A

Ara-CDP ?
Ara-CTP ? Yeeees
Ara-CMP ?

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14
Q

This agent has absolutely ((( no ))) activity in solid tumors.

Cytarabine or gemicitane

A

Cytarabine

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15
Q

has broad-spectrum activity against both solid tumors and hematologic malignancie.

In contrast to cytarabine, which has no activity on solid tumor

A

Gemicitabine

(جم و ست)
ستر بدون
جم مع

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16
Q

Nausea and vomiting occur in 20% of patients, and a flu-like syndrome also has been
observed in gemicitabine (true/false)

A

70%

Not 20%

17
Q

Inhibition of ribonucleotide reductase by gemcitabine diphosphate

IMP!

A

Not triphosphate

Diiiii phosphate

18
Q

Flu-like syndrome is S.E of drug?

A)cytarabine
B) 5-FU
C) MTX
D) trifluridine
E) capecitabine
E) gemcitabine
F) two answers are correct

A

E) gemcitabine