ANTItumor ANTIbiotic/ DRUGS Flashcards

1
Q

What drug is represented here?

A

BLEOMYCIN === BELUGA WHALE

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2
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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?

A

BLEOMYCIN

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3
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What’s bleomycin’s mechanism of action?

A

Oxygen free radicals bind to DNA and create SINGLE & DOUBLE DNA strand breaks.

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4
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Bleomycin gets arrested in the _____________ phase of the cell cycle?

A

G2

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5
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What’s the dose-limiting toxicity of Bleomycin?

A

PULMONARY TOXICITY
(pneumonitis, pulmonary infiltrates)

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6
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Pulmonary Toxicity for Bleomycin consists of what symptoms?

A

-pneumonitis with cough
- dyspnea
-crackles/rales
-infiltrates

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7
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Which drug has the toxicity of skin redness, hyperpigmentation, and skin tenderness?

A

BLEOMYCIN

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8
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Which drug has the toxicity of rash, exfoliation, and atrophic striae?

A

BLEOMYCIN

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9
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Which drug has the toxicity of alopecia?

A

BLEOMYCIN

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10
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Which drug has the toxicity of stomatitis and mucositis?

A

BLEOMYCIN

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11
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List the anthracyclines

A
  • DOXORUBICIN
  • DAUNORUBICIN
  • EPIRUBICIN
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12
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What’s the mechanism of action of anthracyclines?

A

1) Inhibit topoisomerase II
2) High-affinity binding of DNA through intercalation, with blockade of DNA and RNA synthesis.

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13
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Which drug’s mechanism of action is to high-affinity binding of DNA through intercalation, with blockade of DNA and RNA synthesis?

A

ANTHRACYCLINES
- doxorubicin
-daunorubicin

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14
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Which anthracycline treats a broad range of solid and hematologic malignancies?

A

DOXORUBICIN

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15
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Which drug is an iron chelating agent used to prevent cardiotoxicity?

A

DEXRAZOXANE

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16
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Anthracyclines can cause _______________ toxicity?

A

CARDIOTOXICITY (dilated cardiomyopathy)

  • Acute: pericarditis, arrhythmia, ECG changes
  • Chronic: Chronic Heart Failure
17
Q

What is the dose-limiting toxicity of athracyclines?

A

MYELOSUPPRESSION

18
Q

Which drugs can cause alopecia?

A
  • BLEOMYCIN
  • DOXORUBICIN
19
Q

Which antitumor antibiotics can cause myelosuppression?

A

ANTHRACYCLINES (e.g. doxorubicin) and ACTINOMYCIN D can cause myelosuppression

20
Q

Which drug intercalates in DNA → block DNA and RNA synthesis?

A

ACTINOMYCIN D/ DACTINOMYCIN

21
Q

What is this drug in sketchy?

A

ACTINOMYCIN D (antitumor antibiotic)

22
Q

What does ACTINOMYCIN D treat?

A

Pediatric malignancies (e.g. Wilms tumor, Ewing sarcoma, rhabdomyosarcoma)