Immunopharmacology Flashcards
1
Q
REVERSE
Cyclosporine
A
Cyclophilin is
2
Q
REVERSE
- Monoclonal AB
- Antiplatelet antagonist of IIb/IIIa receptors
A
Abciximab used for
3
Q
REVERSE
- Hep B and C
- Leukemia
- Melanoma
A
Interferon-Alpha used for
4
Q
REVERSE
MS
A
Interferon-Beta used for
5
Q
REVERSE
- Monoclonal AB
- RA and Crohns disease becaue it binds to TNF
A
Infliximab used for
6
Q
REVERSE
- Monoclonal AB
- Kidney transplants by blcking IL-2 receptors
A
Daclizumab used for
7
Q
REVERSE
- Monoclonal AB
- Non-Hodgkin lymphoma by binding to Surface protein
A
Rituximab used for
8
Q
REVERSE
Immunosuppressant converted to 6-mercaptopurine
A
Azathioprine is
9
Q
REVERSE
Chronic Granulomatous Disease by Increasing TNF
A
Interferon-Gama used for
10
Q
REVERSE
- Monoclonal AB
- Kidney transplant by blocking Allograph rejection
A
Muromonab used for
11
Q
REVERSE
Same as Cyclosporine
A
Tacrolimus mechanism of action
12
Q
REVERSE
- Monoclonal AB
- Breast cancer because it is antagonist to ERB-B2 (Her 2/neu)
A
Trastuzumab used for
13
Q
REVERSE
- Monoclonal AB
- RSV by blocking RSV protein
A
Palivizumab used for
14
Q
REVERSE
Bind to clyclophilin or FK-binding protein causing decrease calcineurin and decrease activation of T-cell transcription factors leading to decrease in IL-2, IL-3 and IFgama
A
Cyclosporine mechanism of action
