Medications Flashcards

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Ipilimumab

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CTLA-4 inhibitor (activated T cell driven immune response)
Indication: unresectable or metatastic malignant melanoma
SE: fatigue, Diarrhea, Pruritus, rash, colitis,

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Cisplatin

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alkylating agent, IV, SE: emetogenic, BM suppression, ototoxic (irreversible), neurotoxic (peripheral neuropathy = reversible) nephrotoxic

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Doxorubicin

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Antracycline. intercalating agents (works in nucleus) insert molecules between DNA or RNA an stop translation. IV. Indications: intravesically for bladder cancer, leukemia. SE: cardiotoxicity: eary: not dose dependent. no indication to stop therapy. Late: Dose dependent. Red discoloration of urine

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Capecytabine

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Is a prodrug of 5-FU, given orally. Indications: Breast, colorectal, pancreatic.
SE: BM supp, GI: NVD, stomatitis. HAND FOOT SYNDROME REACTION

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tamoxifen

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hormonal treatment. In ER pos breast cancer pts. Acts in nucles, taken ORALLY. SE: thrombotic disease, altered lipid profile (decrease in lipids), increased risk of secondary endomterial malignancy, reduce bone resorption.

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Imatinib

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tyrosin kinase inhibitor
Indication; CML (brc-abl kinase), GI; given orally, cytotoxic. Generally well toreated, SE: edema, BM suppression, NV, skin rash

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Bevacizumab

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anti VEGF (anti ligand): indication: colorectal, ovarian. IV. SE: proteinuria/nephrotic syndrome, PE, HTN, bleeding, for would heeling, BM suppression

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vemurafenib

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inhibits BRAF
treatment of malignant melanoma
SE: seconary skin malignanies

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Transtuzimab

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Target HER 2, breast and gastric cancer. IV. SE: CHF, cardiotoxicity

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Cetuximab

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Block EGFR receptor, cimeric –> increased incidence of infuison reactin.
Indications: CRC, H and N, NSCLC
IV
SE: ACNE LIKE SKIN RASH, nail and hair alterations, Hypomg
NB if pts hav k-ras mutation, do not give cetuximab.

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Nivolumab

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metatatic malanoma

SE: nephritis, hypothyroidism, autoimmune reaction.

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Transuzumab
cetuximab
imatinib
Bevacizumab

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HER2
EGFR
brc-abl: CML
VEGF

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clinical trial

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phase 1: safety and dose
phase 2: dose it work
phase 3: new drug vs standardized drug
phase 4: reporting long term SE and advserse SE

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CTCAE grade of severity of SE

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Grade of severity of SE
1: asymp/mild. no intervention
2. moderate
3. severe 
4. lifetheretning
5. death. 
4+ 5 = stop treatment
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cardiotoxicty

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trastuzimab

antracyclines

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pulmonary fibrosis

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bleomycin

17
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hemorrhagic cystitis

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cyclophsphamid

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zubrod scale:

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0= no signs of disease 
1 = symp but normal activity
2 = symp,  50 %
4 = bed bound 
5 = dying patient 
3-5 = can not receive chemo