Pharm Flashcards

1
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Leucovorin can enhance the use of what chemotheraputic agent in the treatment of colorectal cancer?

A

Fluorouracil

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2
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Capecitabine may increase a persons INR if they are also on what other drug?

A

Warfarin

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3
Q

Which of the following drugs requires renal dose adjustment?

5FU
Capecitabine
Gemcitabine
Leucovorin

A

Capecitabine

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4
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VEGF inhibitors causes what common side effect? What’s the purpose of this therapy?

A

HTN

prevent tumors from using angiogenesis to feed themselves

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5
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What should be carefully monitored when using VEGF inhibitors?

A

urine protein as nephrotic syndrome may occur

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Which two drugs are associated with dermatitis and Mg wasting?

A

cetuximab and panitumumab

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7
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Tyrosine kinase inhibitors have what suffix?

A

inib or enib

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8
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What are some common side effects of erlotinib?

A

rash and diarrhea

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9
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Erlotiniib should be taken on a full or empty stomach?

A

empty

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10
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What drug should be taken with a low fat breakfast?

A

Regorafinib

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11
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Which drugs are antimetabolites?

A

Cape-cita-bine
5FU
Gem-cita-bine

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Whats is the general MOA for the antimetabolites?

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Cell cycle specific for S-phase.
Require metabolic activation
Synergy with radiation
Block DNA syn

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The antimetabolites have three major specific MOA?

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Inhibits DNA, RNA, and Thymidylate synthase and nucleosides needed for DNA

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14
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Leucovorin has what effect and toxicity?

A

enhances 5FU enhancing binding of Fdump

toxicity-stomatitis, myelosuppression

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Capecitabine has what effect?

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Oral pro-drug 5FU. Increases intra-tumor drug concentration decreases side effects.

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16
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What are some major toxicities of the antimetabolites?

A

Hand foot syndrome -red swelling, DPD deficiency (increase toxicity by decreasing drug metabolism) . Change drug dosing.

17
Q

Gemcitabine has what effect and toxicities?

A

resistant to DNA repair mech

toxicity-increase RBC, avoid within a week of radiation therapy

18
Q

Which mabs are VEGF inhibitors?

A

BZR
Bevacizumab
Zic-aflibercept
Ramucirumab

19
Q

Black box for VEGF inhbitors?

A

GI perforation
poor healing
hemmorrhage

20
Q

Anti epidermal growith factor recptors Mabs (EGFR)

A

PC
panitumumab
Cetuximab

Prevent activation of receptor kinases

21
Q

TK inhbitors what do they do, how does this fight cancer and what are some drug names

A

Inhibits TK receptors, b/c many oncogenes are driven by them.

Erlotinib Regorafenib

22
Q

Regorafenib MOA

A

inhibit TK that promote angiogenesis and tumor growth

23
Q

What are the three Hep b drugs?

A

lamivudine, tenofovir entecavir

24
Q

Hep C drugs?

A

Ribavirin, simeprevir, sofosbuvir, harvoni (cure)