pharmacology Flashcards

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2 syndromes that cause radiation hypersensitivity

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ataxia telangiectasia and Nijmegen leakage syndrome

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2
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name 3 radiation sensitizer drugs

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doxo, dactinomycin, and gemcitabine

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3
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what is included in flank XRT for wilms

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whole vertebral body

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4
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what is included in cranial irradiation for ALL

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posterior half of eye and C2

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5
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spinal irradiation extends to what

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S3 and theca sac

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6
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enzyme responsible for most phase 1 reaactions

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cytochrome P450- oxidation and demythelation, usually activating or deactivating drugsTMPT

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7
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key example for phase 2 drug metabolism

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TPMT and gilberts and irinotecan metabolism

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8
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formula for clearance

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Dose/AUC

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9
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list 5 strategies to circumvent the BBB

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HIGH DOSE chemo, use drugs that actually cross BBB, disrupt BBB, or regional chemo

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10
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CNS volume reaches 80% off adult volume by what age

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3 yars

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11
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Volume of CSF

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135-150 mL

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12
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Goldie Coleman hypothesis

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Cancer cells mutate and become resistance to therapy at a rate that
depends on the cancer’s inherent genetic instability
* Probability that a cancer contains a resistant clone is dependent on the
mutation rate and size of the tumor
* Even when tumor burden is low there is likely to be at least one drug
resistant clone

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13
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Class: ifosphamide and cyclophosphamide

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classic alkylating

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14
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class: thiotepa

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classic alkylating

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15
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class: busulfan

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classic alkylation

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16
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class: platinums

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non classic alkylating

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17
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class of chemo drugs that cause cardiotoxicity

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anthracyclines

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18
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2 chemo classes that cause peripheral neuropathie

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alkaloids, cisplatin

19
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name the chemo drug that can cause neurological toxicity and mental status and may be he3lped with methylene blue

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ifosphamide

20
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Key late effects of alkylators: 5

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gonadal atrophy and loss of reproductive function (esp busulfan), pulmonary fibrosis (busulfan, carmustine aka BCNU), renal dysfunction, ototoxicity (really cisplat), and second cancers

21
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category of drug- fludarabine and clofarabine

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purine analogs aka anti metabolitesmech

22
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category of drug= cytarabine

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pyrimidine analog aka antimetabolite

23
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drug that is known for radiation recall

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gemcitabine

24
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high doses of this drug can cause acute cerebellar syndrome - name drug and define syndrome

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cytarbine. Nystagmus, ataxis, dysmetria, dysarthria, usually day 3-8, 30% of patients have residual defect

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Name unique toxicity of nelarbine
CNS somnolence and seizures, guillan barre like peripheral nerve issues-- overall gradually reversible but not transient
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what drug causes risk of progressive leukoencepghalopathy that can be fatal in high high doses and causes delayed onset demyelination
fludarabine
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maximum time of MTX before you start a rescue
42 hours
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what can gluardipase be used for
high dose methotrexate nephrotoxicity
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what quickly limits the bioavailability of mercpatopurine
first past metabolism in liver and intestinal mucosa
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class and mechanism for doxorubicin and daunorubicin
anthracycline- inhibits topoisomerase II
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name 2 drugs that block topo I
topotecan, irinotecan
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mechanism m- etoposide, mitxantrone, dactino
topo II inhibitors
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mechanism of vinca alkaloids ()aka vincristine)
inhibit polymerization of tubing
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bevacizumab
VEGF inhibitor
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target gemtuzuamab
CD33
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target ino
CD22t
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target brentux
CD303
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name 3 antibody drug conjugates
gemtuzumab, ino, brentux
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which steroid in ALL has lower risk of CNS relapse
dex
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how does arsenic trioxide work
apoptosis and differentiationof PML-RARalpha
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how does ATRA work
binds the transcription factor RART
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difference in vitamin A for APL vs neuroblastoma
APL is all trans vs 13-cis retinoid acid is NBL
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first line BVCR ABL inhibitor
imatiib
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