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1
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What is the mechanism of increased uric acid in cancer patients?

A

Tumor Lysis Syndrome.
- tumor intracellular components like Ca+, K+, Phos+, and nucleic acids spill out
- purines from the nucleic acids get converted into uric acid by xanthine oxidase

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Neupogen

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Filgrastim
Colony Stimulating Factor will stimulate production of WBC to treat neutropenia

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Neulasta

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Pegfilgrastim
Colony Stimulating Factor will stimulate production of WBC to treat neutropenia

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Emend

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Aprepitant (PO)
Fosaprepitant (IV)

Substance P / Neurokinin 1 receptor antagonist thid mechanism augments the antimetic activity of both 5-ht-3 RA and corticosteroids

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Zuplenz film

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Ondansetron
5-HT-3 RA that blocks serotonin both on peripheral vagal nerves and central chemoreceptor trigger zone

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Sancuso

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Granisetron
5-HT-3 RA that blocks serotonin both on peripheral vagal nerves and central chemoreceptor trigger zone

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Aloxi

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Palonosetron
5-HT-3 RA that blocks serotonin both on peripheral vagal nerves and central chemoreceptor trigger zone

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Decadron

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Dexamethasone
Corticosteroid for CINV

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Compazine

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Prochlorperazine
DA receptor antagonist that blocks DA in CNS that is a part of the chemo trigger zone

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Phenergan

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Promethazine
DA receptor antagonist that blocks DA in CNS that is a part of the chemo trigger zone

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Reglan

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Metoclopramide
DA receptor antagonist that blocks DA in CNS that is a part of the chemo trigger zone

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Zyprexa

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Olanzapine
DA receptor antagonist that blocks DA in CNS that is a part of the chemo trigger zone

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Marinol

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Dronabinol
activating cannabinoid receptors in the CNS and inhibiting the vomiting control in the medulla oblongata

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Ativan

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Lorazepam
enhances GABA (an inhibitor neurotransmitter) to decrease neuronal excitability that will suppress anticipatory N/V

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Miacalcin

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Calcitonin
inhibits bone resorption
(for moderate to severe Hypercalcemia)

Ca > 12 mg/dL

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16
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Zometa

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Zoledronic acid IV 4 mg (may repeat dose in 7 days)
Bisphosphonate that blocks osteoclast mediated bone breakdown

Osteoporosis brand = Reclast dosed at 5 mg yearly

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Xgeva

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Denosumab 120 mg SC x3 for 1st month, then monthly

monoclonal antibody that blocks interaction between RANKL and RANK to prevent osteoclast formation

for moderate to severe hypercalcemia (Ca > 12 mg/dL)

Osteoporosis brand name is Prolia 60 mg SC every 6 months

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Tamoxifen

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Selective-Estrogen Receptor Modulator for ER+/PR+ breast cancers

binds to estrogen receptors on tumors to prevent growth from estrogen binding and feeding the tumor

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Raloxifene

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Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulator used for prophylaxis in select post-menopausal women

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Fulvestrant

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Selective Estrogen Receptor Degrader that causes the estrogen receptors to downregulate and degrade

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Arimidex

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Anastrozole
Aromatase inhibitor that treats postmenopausal breast cancer by blocking the peripheral conversion of of androgens to estrogens

***does not block ovarian estrogen production!

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Letrozole

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Aromatase inhibitor that treats postmenopausal breast cancer by blocking the peripheral conversion of of androgens to estrogens

***does not block ovarian estrogen production!

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23
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Trastuzumab

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Herceptin
binds to HER2 (oncogene) to block the dimerization to block the amplified cell growth

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24
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Lupron Depot

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Leuprolide
GnRH Agonist or LH agonist that initially increase LH to increase testosterone but eventually will create a negative feedback loop to decrese testosterone production

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Zoladex

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Gosrelin
GnRH Agonist or LH agonist that initially increase LH to increase testosterone but eventually will create a negative feedback loop to decrese testosterone production

26
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Degarelix

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GnRH Antagonist causing a rapid decrease in testosterone production

27
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Relugolix

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GnRH Antagonist causing a rapid decrease in testosterone production

28
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Bicalutamide

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Antiandrogens 1st gen
MUST be used with GnRH
competivitely blocks testosterone
Bi Ni Flu

29
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Nilutamide

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Antiandrogens 1st gen
MUST be used with GnRH
competivitely blocks testosterone
Bi Ni Flu

30
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Flutamide

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Antiandrogens 1st gen
MUST be used with GnRH
competivitely blocks testosterone
Bi Ni Flu

31
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Apalutamide

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Antiandrogen 2nd gen
do not cause upregulation of androgren receptors can be used as single treatment
2AED

32
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Darolutamide

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Antiandrogen 2nd gen
do not cause upregulation of androgren receptors can be used as single treatment
2AED

33
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Enzalutamide

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Antiandrogen 2nd gen
do not cause upregulation of androgren receptors can be used as single treatment
2AED

34
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Taxanes (Paclitaxel, Docetaxel)

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Block M-phase (mitosis) of cell cycle

35
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Vinca Alkaloids (Vincristine, Vinblastine)

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Block M-phase (mitosis) of cell cycle

36
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Asparaginase

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Block G1 (making of DNA/RNA/proteins) of cell cycle

37
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Antimetabolites (Methotrexate, Fluoroucil, Capecitabine)

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Block S phase (replication) of cell cycle

AT in replicATe

38
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Topoisomerase 1 inhibitors (Irinotecan, Topotecan)

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Block S phase (replication) of cell cycle

AT in replicATe

39
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Topoisomerase 2 inhibitors (bleomycin, etopodise)

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block DNA coiling and uncoiling causing the DNA to break in G2 phase (growth of DNA)

40
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Alkylating Agents (cyclophosphamide, ifosfamide)

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independent of cell cycle

41
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Anthracyclines (Doxorubicin, Mitoxantrone)

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independent of cell cycle

42
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Platinium Compounds (Cisplatin, Carboplatin)

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independing of cell cycle

43
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Cyclophosphamide

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Alkalyating agent that is independent of cell cycle that cross-link DNA strands to inhibit proteina and DNA synthesis

***hemorrhagic cystitis

44
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Ifosamide

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Alkalyating agent that is independent of the cell cycle that cross-links DNA strands to inhibit protein and DNA synthesis

***hemorrhagic cystitis = Mesna

45
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Carmustine

A

Alkalyating agent that is independent of the cell cycle that cross links DNA
***pulmonary toxicity

46
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Busulfan

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Alkalyating agent that is independent of the cell cycle that cross links DNA
***pulmonary toxicity

47
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Cisplatin

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Platinum Compounds bind and cross link DNA strands in all cell cycle

48
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Oxaliplatin

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Platinum Compound bind and crosslink DNA strans in all cell cycle

49
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Carboplatin

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Platinum Compound bind and crosslink DNA strands in all cell cycle

50
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Doxorubicin

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Anthracycline that intercalates into DNA and inhibits Topo 2 and creates oxygen free radicals that damage cells

**administer with Dexrazoxane to diminish cardiotoxicity

51
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Mitoxantrone

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Anthracycline that intercalates into DNA and inhibits Topo 2 and creates oxygen free radicals that damage cells

**administer wiht Dexrazoxane to diminish cardiotoxicity

52
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Irinotecan

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Topo 1 inhibitor blocking phase S (replication) coiling and uncoiling of DS DNA. This prevents religation of the DS DNA

SE: DIARRHEA and myleosuppresion

53
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Bleomycin

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Topo 2 inhibitor blocking phase G2 coiling and uncoiling of DS DNA to prevent religation of the DS DNA

SE: Pulmonary fibrosis
Hypersensitivity rxn

54
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Vincristine

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Vinca Alkaloid that blocks the MICROTUBULES during M phase

SE: neuropathy
vesicant
constipation

55
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Vinblastine

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Vinca Alkaloid that blcks MICROTUBULES during M phase

SE: myleosuppression
neuropathy
vesicant

56
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Paclitaxel

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Taxane that inhibit microtubule function in M phase

SE: neuropathy
hypersensitivity rxn
myelosuppression

57
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Docetaxil

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Taxane that inhibit microtubule function in phase

SE: neuropathy
hypersensitivity rxn
myelosuppression

58
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Fluorouracil

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inhibit pyrimidine synthesis by acting as uracil incorporating itself into RNA to inhibit cell growth and replication in S phase

SE: myleosuppression, diarrhea, mucositis, hand foot syndrome

**look for DPD deficiency

59
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Capecitabine

A

Prodrug of Fluorouracil

inhibit pyrimidine synthesis by acting as uracil incorporating itself into RNA to inhibit cell growth and replication in S phase

SE: hand-foot syndrome
diarrhea
mucosistis
myelosuppression

**look for DPD deficiency

60
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Trexall

A

Methotrexate
Folate antimetabolite that blocks pyrine and pyrimidine biosynthesis during the S phase

SE: Myelosuppression, heptotoxocity, nephrotoxicity, GI toxicity (mucositis), Teratogenicity

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