Cyclosporine DI Flashcards

1
Q

Cyclosporine drug class

A

Calcineurin inhibitors

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2
Q

Cyclosporine MoA

A

Same as tacrolimus; halts signal 1 and prevents transcription factor in T cells

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3
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Cyclosporine modified formulations

A

Neoral, Gengraf

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4
Q

Neoral dosing

A

BID with trough monitoring

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5
Q

You can dilute CYA in…

A

…apple or orange juice

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6
Q

Is Gengraf bioequivalent to Neoral?

A

YES!

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7
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Cyclosporine non-modified formulations

A

Sandimmune (PO and IV)

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8
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Dosing frequency for PO Sandimmune

A

QD

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9
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Is PO Sandimmune bioequivalent to modified CYA?

A

No

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10
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Can PO Sandimmune be substituted between CYA generics?

A

No

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11
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What can PO Sandimmune be administered with?

A

OJ or milk

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12
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IV Sandimmune complications

A

Anaphylaxis

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13
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IV Sandimmune stability

A

Short-term use; discard after 24 hours

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14
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When is IV Sandimmune used?

A

In patients who can’t tolerate a PO dose

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15
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CYA side effects

A

Hyperlipidemia, tremors, headache, nephrotoxicity, HTN

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