Breast & Endometrial Cancer Flashcards

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MOA of Aromatase Inhibitors

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Aromatase; Blocks production of estrone & estradiol

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Aromatase Inhibitors (3)

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Anastrozole, Exemestane, Letrozole

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Aromatase Inhibitor Tox

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Hot flashes; nausea; hair thinning; NO effect on adrenal steroids, thyroid, or other hormones; More arthralgia & diarrhea than tamoxifen but fewer gynecologic symptoms

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Aromatase Inhibitors Metabolism

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Hepatic

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SERMs (3)

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Raloxifene, Tamoxifen, Toremifene

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Raloxifene MOA

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SERM; ER agonist/antagonist-estrogen effect on bone & anti-estrogen effect on mammary tissue

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Tamoxifen MOA

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SERM; ER agonist/antagonist-estrogen effect on bone & anti-estrogen effect on mammary tissue

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Toremifene MOA

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SERM; Tamoxifen derivative w/ anti-estrogenic properties

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Raloxifene Tox & BBW

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Increased bone mineral density; Decreases serum cholesterol, LDL, & lipoproteins; Increases apolipoprotein-A1; Retinal degeneration at high doses

BBW= Thromboembolic Dz (DVT/PE) & Stroke

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Raloxifene Admin

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Monthly IM

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11
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SERMs & Pregnancy?

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No, teratogens

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Tamoxifen Tox & BBW

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Increased bone mineral density; Decreases serum cholesterol, LDL, & lipoproteins; Increases apolipoprotein-A1; Retinal degeneration at high doses

BBW= Endometrial Hypertrophy, vaginal bleeding, endometrial cancer, thromboembolic dz (DVT/PE), stroke

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Tamoxifen Admin

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Daily PO

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Toremifene Tox & BBW

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Similar AE’s to tamoxifen; Avoid w/ Hx of endometrial cancer/hyperplasia & thromboembolic dz

BBW= QT Prolongation (avoid in pre-existing conditions);

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Toremifene Admin

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Daily PO

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Toremifene DDI

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Avoid w/ CYP3A4 inhibitors

17
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SERD (1)

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Fulvestrant

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Fulvestrant MOA

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SERD; Pure antagonist, no estrogenic effects; Bulky substituent prevents dimerization of ER’s in nucleus=sustained downregulation of ER expression

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Fulvestrant Tox

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Postmenopausal symptoms: nausea, asthenia, pain, vasodilation (hot flashes), and h/a

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Fulvestrnat PK

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Hepatic metabolism; monthly IM-sustained plasma levels

21
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Fulvestrnat use

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Tx for ER+ metastatic BC in PM women w/ dz progression following anti-estrogen therapy

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Trastuzumab MOA

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HER2/neu Antibody; Binds to the juxtaglomerular region of the extracellular domain of HER2

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Trastuzumab Tox

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Caution- HSR w/ initial dose; Common=GI upset, asthenia, blood dyscrasias, fatigue, peripheral edema, rash, wt gain, dizziness, URTIs, pharyngitis; Rare= cardiomyopathy & HF, renal failure, hepatotox, pneumonia, respiratory failure; BBWs

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Trastuzumab BBW

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BBWs=Cardiomyopathy, Infusion Rxns, Pregnancy, Respiratory Distress Syndrome, Respiratory Insufficiency

25
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Lapatinib MOA

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TKI

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Lapatinib Tox

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Common= GI tox, anemia, thrombocytopenia, hand-foot syndrome, rash pain, h/a, backache; Serious= interstitial lung dz/pneumonitis, QT prolongation

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Lapatinib PK

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Extensive hepatic metabolism- 3A4 + 3A5

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Lapatinib DDI

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CI’d w/ concurrent use of drugs that have AE’s associated w/ pulmonary tox & QT prolongation

29
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Lapatinib BBW

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BBW=Liver Dz (b/c will lead to increased drug levels)- LFT monitoring required

30
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Everolimus MOA

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mTOR Inhibitor; Prevents cell proliferation & survival

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Everolimus Tox & BBW

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Non-infectious pneumonitis (sometimes fatal); Blood dyscrasias, hyperglycemia, hyperlipidemia, hypertriglyceridemia, elev creatinine, elev liver enzymes; N/V, diarrhea, pain, constipation

Also BBW - opportunistic infections & neoplasia

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Everolimus PK

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3A4 & Pgp substrate; Inhibits 3A4, 2D6, & Pgp

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What should you monitor when a patient is on everolimus

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Monitor: blood glucose, CBC w/ differential, LFTs, serum bilirubin-creatinine-lipid profile- phosphate-triglyceride

34
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Everolimus use

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Tx in combo w/ Exemestane for advanced ER+/HER2- tumors

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Which AI is steroidal, which non-steroidal?

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Steroidal - exemestane

non-steroidal - letrozole, anastrazole

36
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Non steroidal AI is reversible or irreversible?

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reversible inhibitor

37
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Steroidal AI is reversible or irreversible?

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irreversible

38
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Which drugs are given in combo with a taxane?

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Pertuzumab & Trastuzumab