ANTItumor ANTIbiotic/ DRUGS Flashcards
What drug is represented here?
BLEOMYCIN === BELUGA WHALE
Which drug’s mechanism of action is to bind to DNA and chelates metal ions producing a pseudo-enzyme that reacts with oxygen to produce free radicals that cleave DNA?
BLEOMYCIN
What’s bleomycin’s mechanism of action?
Oxygen free radicals bind to DNA and create SINGLE & DOUBLE DNA strand breaks.
Bleomycin gets arrested in the _____________ phase of the cell cycle?
G2
What’s the dose-limiting toxicity of Bleomycin?
PULMONARY TOXICITY
(pneumonitis, pulmonary infiltrates)
Pulmonary Toxicity for Bleomycin consists of what symptoms?
-pneumonitis with cough
- dyspnea
-crackles/rales
-infiltrates
Which drug has the toxicity of skin redness, hyperpigmentation, and skin tenderness?
BLEOMYCIN
Which drug has the toxicity of rash, exfoliation, and atrophic striae?
BLEOMYCIN
Which drug has the toxicity of alopecia?
BLEOMYCIN
Which drug has the toxicity of stomatitis and mucositis?
BLEOMYCIN
List the anthracyclines
- DOXORUBICIN
- DAUNORUBICIN
- EPIRUBICIN
What’s the mechanism of action of anthracyclines?
1) Inhibit topoisomerase II
2) High-affinity binding of DNA through intercalation, with blockade of DNA and RNA synthesis.
Which drug’s mechanism of action is to high-affinity binding of DNA through intercalation, with blockade of DNA and RNA synthesis?
ANTHRACYCLINES
- doxorubicin
-daunorubicin
Which anthracycline treats a broad range of solid and hematologic malignancies?
DOXORUBICIN
Which drug is an iron chelating agent used to prevent cardiotoxicity?
DEXRAZOXANE