Neoplastic Drugs Flashcards
Nitrosurea drugs
Carmustin
Lomustine
Semustin
what kind of neoplasm does the nitrosurea target
Brain tumor
Drug used for insulin secreting islet cell carcinoma of the pancreas
Streptozocin
What are the non classic alkylating agent
Procarbazine
Dacarbazine
Brndamustine
This is an oral agent for HL, NHL, brain tumor and a methylhydrazine derative
Procarbazine
MoA of PROCARBAZINE
Inhibits DNA, RNA and CHON biosynthesis
Parental agent for melanoma, HL, soft tissue and neuroblastoma
Dacarbazine
Drug for CLL, HL, NHL and MM breast CA
Bendamustine
This drug inhibits mitotic checkpoints
Bendamustine
MoA of platinum analogs
Forms interstrand and intrastand that binds to nuclear and cytoplasmic
What is the cytoprotective agent of cisplastin
Amifostine
What drug causes nephrotoxicity and what do you do to counter the effect
Cisplastin
Chloride diuresis and water
This is used as a broad spectrum against solid tumor
Carboplatin
This drug is for colorectal cancer and uses the folfox regime and what condition worsen the drug
Oxaliplatin
What are the active metabolites of procarbazine
Azoprocarbazine
H2O2
What are the antifolate
Methotrexate
Permetrexed
Pralatrexate
This has a high affinity to DHFR
Methotrexate
Drug given for gestational trophoblastic disease (h mole and choriocarcinoma) and uses the folfox regimen
Methotrexate
This drug is indicated for refractory or relapse t cell lymphoma
Pralatrexate
This drug inhibits thymidilate synthesis
5-fluroruracil
Capecitabine
What drug is catabolized by DDP
And part of the folfox regimen
5-fluroruracil
This is the first line against metastatic colorectal cancer
Capecitabine
This drug is highly schedule dependent and given via iv for continuous infusion for 5-7days
And limited to hematologic malignancy
Cytarabine
This is used for childhood ALL
And has cytotoxic metabolite MMPR
6 thiopurine