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1
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Bleomycin risk and max dose

A

Pulmonary

400 unit lifetime dose

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Doxorubicin risk and max dose

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Cardio toxicity

450-550 mg/m2 lifetime dose

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Cisplatin risk and max dose

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Nephrotoxicity

100 mg/m2 per cycle

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Vincristine risk and max dose

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Neuropathy

2 mg max single dose

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5
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Myelosupression

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All except: asparginase, bleomycin, vincristine, monoclonals and TKIs

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6
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N/V most common

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Cisplatin, cyclophosphamide, ifosfamide

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7
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Mucositis

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5-FU, MTX

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8
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Diarrhea

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Irinotecan, capecitabine, 5-FU, MTX

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9
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Constipation

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Vincristine

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10
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QTC

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Droperidol, arsenic, TKIs

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Pulmonary toxicity

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Bleomycin, busulfan, carmustine, lomustine

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Hepatotoxicity

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Antiandrogens (bicalutamide, flutamide, nilutamide )

MTX

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13
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Nephrotoxic

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Cisplatin, MTX

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14
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Hemorrhagic cystitis

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Ifosfamide, cyclophosphamide

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15
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Peripheral neuropathy

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Vinca alkaloids, platinums, taxanes

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16
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Totect

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Dexrazoxane

Extravasation from doxorubicin

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17
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Zinecard

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Dexrazoxane

Cardio protection from doxorubicin

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18
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Ethyol

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Amifostine

Give with cisplatin to prevent nephrotoxicity

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19
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Uridine triacetate

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5-FU and capecitabine antidote

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20
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Mesnex

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Mesna

Give with ifosfamide to prevent hemorrhagic cystitis

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21
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What to give with MTX to reduce toxicity

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Leucovorin (fusilev)

Glucarpidase (voraxaze)

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22
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When does nadir occur

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7-14 days after chemo

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23
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High emetic risk regimen

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Dex + 5HT3 + NK-1RA

*can add or substitute with olanzapine

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24
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Aprepitant alone?

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No, always add on

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25
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Can 5HT3 antagonists cause seratonin syndrome

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Yes

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26
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Does cesamet require refrigeration?

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No

*drinabinol does

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27
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TLS

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Allopurinol (400-800 mg/d)
Or rasburicase
Start both IV

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28
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Hypercalcemia of malignancy tx

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Mild: hydration w/ NS and loop diuretics

Mod-severe;

 - calcitonin (miacalcin)
 - iv bisphosphonates (zometa, pamidronate) * zometa is 4 mg while reclast is 5 mg iv yearly 
 - xgeva 120 mg sc (prolia is 60 mg Q6 months)
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29
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Dimethyl sulfoxide

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For anthracycline extravasation

Can also use dexrazoxane (Toltect)

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30
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Hyaluronidase

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Vinca alkaloid or etoposide extravasation

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31
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How to prepare vincristine

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Don’t make in syringe! To avoid accidental intrathecal administration

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32
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Vaccine and chemo timing

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Vaccines should precede chemo by 2+ weeks

-live at least 3 months after chemo

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33
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Who gets aromatase inhibitors for breast CA?

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Only post menopausal! (Or no uterus)

*doesn’t affect ovarian estrogen production

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34
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Who gets tamoxifen for breast cancer?

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Premenopausal!

Can give in post menopausal if did not tolerate AI

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35
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Herceptin

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Traztuzumab

Her-2 positive breast CA

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36
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Tamoxifen

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SERM

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37
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Fulvrstrant

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SERM

IM injection

38
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Toremifene

A

SERM

39
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Arimidex

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Anastrazole

AI

40
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Femara

A

Letrozole

AI

41
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Exemestane

A

AI

42
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Tx of tamoxifen induced hot flashes and night sweats

A

Venlafaxine

*Not estrogen!!

43
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Evista

A

Raloxifene
SERM
For breast CA ppx not tx!!
Osteoporosis and in post menopausal women

44
Q

Gnrh agonist info

A

Prostate CA

  • ADRs: decreases BMD, impotence, gynecomastia
  • Give with antiandrogen to prevent tumor flare!
  • works by negative feedback!
45
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Zoladex

A

Goserelin

Gnrh agonist

46
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Lupron

A

Leuprolide

Gnrh agonist

47
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Casodex

A

Bicalutamide

Antiandrogen- given with gnrh agonist to prevent tumor flare

48
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Flutamide

A

Antiandrogen- given with gnrh agonist

49
Q

Cytoxan

A

Cyclophosphamide
Alkylating agent
Give mesnex
Hemorrhagic cystitis

50
Q

Ifex

A

Ifosfamide
Alkylating agent
-give Mesnex
-hemorrhagic cystitis

51
Q

Busulfan

A

Alkylating agent
Hemorrhagic cystitis
Pulmonary toxicity

52
Q

Carmustine

A

Alkylating agent
Hemorrhagic cystitis
Pulmonary toxicity

53
Q

Lomustine

A

Alkylating agent
Hemorrhagic cystitis
Pulmonary toxicity

54
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Mitomycin

A

Alkylating agent
Vesicant
DMSO is antidote

55
Q

Cisplatin toxicity

A

Nephrotoxic, ototoxic, highly emetigenic,

peripheral neuropathy

56
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Doxorubicin

A 
Anthracycline 
Cardiotoxic- max 450-550mg/m2
Vesicant 
Myelosuppression 
N/V
57
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Daunorubicin

A

Anthracycline

Cardio toxicity

58
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Mitoxantrone

A

Anthracycline
Cardio toxicity
Blue urine

59
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Vinca alkaloids toxicity

A

IV only!!!

  • neuropathy
  • vesicants- use WARM compress and hyaluronidase
  • constipation
  • bone marrow suppression- more with vinBlastine
60
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Taxanes toxicity

A
  • hepatic metabolism
  • give BEFORE platinums
  • hypersensitivity-premeditate
  • non-PVC!!!
61
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Abraxane

A

Paclitaxel

Albumin bound

62
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Camptosar

A

Irinotecan
Topo-1 inhibitor
Cholinergic ADRs

63
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Etoposide

A

Topo-2 inhibitor

64
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Bleomycin

A

Topo-2 inhibitor

Pulmonary tox- 400units/life

65
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Adrucil

A

Fluorouracil
Hand-foot, diarrhea, mucositis
-give with leucovorin
-antimetabolite

66
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Xeloda

A

Capecitabine
Prodrug if fluorouracil
Diarrhea, mucositis, hand and foot
-antimetabolite

67
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Cytarabine

A

Antimetabolite

68
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Gemcitabine

A

Antimetabolite

69
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Arsenic trioxide

A

Qtc prolongation

70
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Afinitor

A

Everolimus

  • mtor inhibitor
  • mouth ulcers, rash, interstitial lung dx
71
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HER-2 toxicity

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Cardio toxicity- don’t give with anthracycline

72
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Avastin

A

Bevacizumab
VEGF
-impair wound healing-don’t give within 28 d of surgery

73
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Herceptin

A

Traztuzumab
HER-2 inhibitor
-watch echo for HF

74
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Cetuximab

A

EGFR inhibitor
Must be KRAS wild type, NOT kras mutation
-rash correlates with response!

75
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Rituxan

A

Rituxumab
Premeditate with diphen, APAP, steroid
Hep B reactivation
PML

76
Q

Gleevec

A

Imatinib
TKI
Take with food!!
Must be Philadelphia chromosome positive to use BCR-ABL

77
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Capecitabine food?

A

With food

78
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TKI toxicity

A

Qtc, hypothyroidism, rash, HTN, hand-foot syndrome, diarrhea, hepatotoxicity

79
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SERMs vs AI

A

SERMs: tamoxifen, toremifene
Evista (raloxifene), fulvestrant (faslodex)

AI: femara (letrozole), arimidex (anastrizole), exenastane (aromasin)

80
Q

zytiga

A

Abiraterone

Prostate cancer

81
Q

Zoladex

A

Goserelin

Prostate cancer

82
Q

Casodex

A

Bicalutamide

Prostate cancer

83
Q

Eulexin

A

Flutamide

Prostate cancer

84
Q

Lupron

A

Leuprolide

Prostate cancer

85
Q

Velcade

A

Bortezomib

86
Q

Nexavar

A

Sorafenib

TKI

87
Q

Sutent

A

Sunitinib

TKI

88
Q

Tasigna

A

Nilotinib

TKI

89
Q

Sprycel

A

Dasatinib

TKI

90
Q

Tarceva

A

Erlitinib

TKI

91
Q

Gleecev, glivec

A

Imatinib

TKI

92
Q

Yervoy

A

Ipilimumab

Cancer

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