imt Flashcards
mtx SE 5, MOA
N/V, ulcerative stomatitis, liver, BMT, lymphoma; folate antagonist (metabolized by liver)
mycophenolate SE 1, MOA
GI/N/V, inhibits purine metabolism, metabolized by liver
azathioprine SE 4, MOA
GI, BMT, hepatitis, pancreatitis; antimetabolite purine analogue (kidney excretion)
cyclosporine A SE 6, MOA
htn, kidneys, HLD, DM, hyperuricemia, hyperplasia gum; calcineurin inhibitor (metabolized by liver)
tacrolimus SE, MOA
similar to cyclosporine including kidney, HLD, DM, hyperuricemia; calcineurin inhibitor
sirolimus SE 2, MOA
GI distress, skin disorders; mTOR inhibitor
cyclophosphamide SE 5, MOA
alopecia, hemorrhagic cystitis, BMT, sterility, malignancy; causes DNA cross linking (alkylating agent, liver metabolism)
chlorambucil SE 3, MOA
BMT, sterility, malignancy; dna cross linking alkylating agent, liver
infliximab SE 5, MOA
Tb reactivation, remicade reaction (type 1 sx), skin cancers, lupus, CHF; tnf alpha inhibitor (reticuloendothelial metabolism but don’t use with hep B, also tb/MS)
adalimumab (humira) SE 5, MOA
pain at injection site, anaphylaxis, drug induced lupus, demyelinating, GI; tnf alpha antibody (tb, MS)
golimumab SE 4, MOA
TB, secondary lymphoma, anaphylaxis, HF; tnf alpha antibody (tb, MS)
rituximab SE 5, MOA
fatal infusion reactions, PML, arrhythmia, hepatitis B, SJS; anti cd20
tocilizumab moa
IL6 antagonist