Ovarian and Bladder Cancer Flashcards
MOA of carboplatin
forms DNA intrastrand crosslinks and adducts
ADE of carboplatin
platinum allergic reactions.
Dose-related myelosuppression and anemia
Blood dyscrasia.
Hepatic dysfunction
MOA of cisplatin
forms DNA intrastrand crosslinks and adducts
ADE of cisplatin
platinum allergic reactions.
Dose related myelosuppression
Neprotoxicity
OTOTOXICITY –> deaf (platinum earrings)
MOA of cyclophosphamide
pro-drug of active alkylating moiety
ADE of cyclophosphamide
blood dyscrasias and anemia
nephrotoxicity
hemorrhagic cystitis (GIVE MESNA to protect)
Pulmonary fibrosis
MOA of doxorubicin
3 ways: intercalator, free radical generator, topo II inhibitor
ADE of doxorubicin
Dose limiting cardiotoxicity - give dexrazoxane to protect heart.
myelosuppression
CHF
extravasational necrosis
MOA of paclitaxel
microtubule stabilizer inhibitng depolymerizer
ADE of paclitaxel
peripheral neuropathy
taxane hypersensitivity
myelosuprression
myalgia and arthralgia
MOA of bacillus calmette-Guerin (BCG)
(think bacteria product that triggers immune system)
Binds to urothelial cells and activates APCs (antigen presenting cells). Induces production of effector cells (CTLs, NKs, LAKs, and BAKs) Requires an intact immune system.
Same as foreign TB vaccine
ADE of BCG
ineffective if patient is immunocompromised
MOA of mitomycin C
mono and bi-functional alkylating agent. DNA Crosslinker
MightyMycin alkylates 2 ways.
ADE of Mitomycin C
pancytopenia
pneumonitis
cystitis
contact dermatitis (palmar erythemas. piss on hands)
MOA of thiotepa
polyfunctional alkylator with loss of aziridine (alkylator) moiety. Also crosslinks DNA