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MOS Pharm Flashcards

1
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glucocorticoid role

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potent anti-inflammatory with rapid onset of action

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glucocorticoid MOA

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regulation of transcription: suppression of macrophage activation, cellular immunity, cytokine production, WBC trafficking to sites of inflammation

suppressive action on hypothalamic pituitary axis

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glucocorticoid adverse effects

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CNS effects, fluid retention, weight gain, hyperglycemia, cushings, HTN, infection, osteoporosis, cataracts, avascular necrosis, proximal myopathy

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What to do before starting glucocorticoids?

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PPD testing
review/update immunizations
consider bone health

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Hydroxychloroquine action

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anti-malarial agent
anti-inflammatory effects: inhibition of TLR, decreased cytokines, lymphocytes and NK cell activity
mild anti-coagulant

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hydroxychloroquine indications

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SLE, RA, Sjogren

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hydroxychloroquine contra-indications

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pre-existing retinopathy

G6PD deficiency

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Hydroxychloroquine side effects/adverse effects

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rash, GI

retinal toxicity, myopathy, cardiomyopathy

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9
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hydroxychloroquine is known to prevent what?

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SLE flare ups

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methotrexate moa

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dihydrofolate reductase inhibition

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methotrexate indications

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rheumatic diseases, inflammatory myopathy or arthritis

Drug of choice RA

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methotrexate side effects

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nausea, fatigue, mucosal ulcerations, hepatotoxicity, bone marrow toxicity, pneumonitis

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methotrexate warnings

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teratogenic

drug interaction with sulfamethoxazole

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leflunomide actions

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dihydroorate dehydrogenase inhibitor
reduces de novo pyrimidine synthesis
reduces activated T cells

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leflunomide indications

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inflammatory arthritis, SLE

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16
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unique about leflunomide?

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long half life

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17
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side effects and toxicities of leflunomide

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side-effects: rash, alopecia, diarrhea

toxicities: liver, bone marrow

18
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azathioprine moa

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immunosuppressant

19
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azathioprine indications

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SLE, systemic vasculitis (maintenance therapy in ANCA vasculitis), inflammatory myopathy

20
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azathioprine side effects and toxicities

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SE: GI, fever, rash, anaphylaxis
tox: infections, bone marrow, hepatotoxicity, malignancy

21
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draw backs and advantage of azathioprine

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drug interactions: allopurinol, sulfasalazine, trimethoprim, ACEi
Advantage: Safe in pregnancy!

22
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mycophenolate mofetil moa and application

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immunosuppressant

application in organ transplantation, SLE, scleroderma lung disease, inflammatory myopathy, vasculitis

23
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mycophenolate mofetil side effects and adverse effects

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SE: dyspepsia, diarrhea, abdominal pain, headache, rash
adverse: infection, bone marrow suppression, malignancy

24
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cyclophosphamide moa and indications

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alkylating agent

organ threatening manifestations of SLE, systemic vasculitis, systemics sclerosis-lung, and RA

25
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cyclophosphamide administration

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oral: greater toxicity and efficacy

monthly IV is preferred, protects bladder from dysplasia (lupron preserves ovarian function in women)

26
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cyclophosphamide side effects and tox

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SE: nausea, alopecia
Tox: infection risk, bone marrow, infertility, hemorrhagic cystitis, bladder malignancy, hem malignancy

27
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TNF alpha inhibitors (5)

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etanercept, infliximab, adalimumab, certolizumab, golimumab

28
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TNF alpha inhibitor indications

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RA, psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, JIA, AS, Crohn’s

avoid in lupus! worsens disease

29
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TNF alpha inhibitor adverse effects

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TB and hepatitis B re-activation

30
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TNF alpha inh cautions

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pancytopenia, transaminitis, autoantibody formation,

NO LIVE VACCINES

31
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Rituximab MOA

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monoclonal antibody CD20

MOA: B cell depletion

32
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rituximab indications

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RA, ANCA vasculitis (GPA and MPA)

also, but less often: cryoglobulinemia, SLE, Sjogren

33
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rituximab adverse effects

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infusion reactions, HTN, athralgias

INFECTIONS, NO LIVE VACCINES

34
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Tocilizumab moa

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blocks IL6 signaling

35
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tocilizumab indications

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RA, JIA, Giant cell arteritis

36
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tocilizumab adverse effects

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infusion reactions, infections, cytopenia, dyslipidemia, GI perforation
NO LIVE VACCCINES

37
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belimumab moa

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blocks action of B lymphocyte stimulator

38
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Belimumab indication

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SLE which has been refractory to standard therapy

used for moderate, non-organ threatening disease, no role in first line therapy for renal or CNS

39
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belimumab adverse effects

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hypersensitivity reactions, serious infections, depression

40
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IVIg indications

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SLE

safe in pregnancy

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