Immuno Drugs Flashcards
Diseases you give IL 2 for (increase NK activity)
RCC
Met melanoma
Diseases you give G-CSF (filgrastim) + GM-CSF (sargramostim) for
Recovery bone marrow
Diseases you give IFN alpha for
Chronic Hep B + C
HHV 8
Melanoma
Diseases you give IFN beta for
MS
Diseases you give IFNg for
CGD
Diseases you give romiplostim, eltrombopag, oprelvekin (IL 11) for
TCP
Den-OS-umab
Binds RANK-L
X osteoclast maturation
Osteoporosis
Abs vs VEGF - what are they (2), which disease use them for
Use for age macular degen b/c wet bleeding from neovasc causing rapid vision loss
- RAN-ibizumab
- BEVA-cizumab - also for CRC + RCC
mAb give for paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria
Eculizumab = vs C5
PNH - patient doesn’t have GPI to anchor protection proteins
No CD55 - C5 doesn’t give a fuck (DAF) - lysis at night when blood pH goes up
You give TNFa Abs for many AI disease - name the 4 Abs you could use
Adalimumab
Infliximab
Certolizumab
Etanercept “intercepts” TNFa = decoy receptor
2 drugs that affect calcineurin + SEs
Cyclosporine 1. Nephro > neurotox (but both still risk) 2. Gingival hyperplasia 3. Histuism Tacrolimus 1. Neuro > nephrotox 2. Diabetes
mTOR I + SEs
Sirolimus // ripamycin
Think sirolimus + cyclosporine combo
1. Pan-SIR-topenia
**NOT nephrotox - use for kidney transplant pts
IL2 Abs
DAC-lizumab
BAS-iliximab
2 drugs that stop purine synthesis for immune suppression
Azothio-purine (= 6MP)
**Watch for combo with allopurinol - ↓XO will ↑6MP - see ↓all bone marrow products
MMF Xs IMP deH