polymorphisms & genetic tests Flashcards

1
Q

5-FU needs what test

A

DPD

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2
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6-MP needs what test, how will dose need adjusted if +?

A

TPMT loss of function polymorphism. increase dose

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3
Q

loss of HGPRT is a unique resistance mechanism for what drug?

A

6-MP

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4
Q

increased glutathione is a unique resistance mechanism for what alkylator

A

chlorambucil

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5
Q

hemorrhagic cystitis is a unique SE of what drug? what is tx?

A

cyclophosphamide; mecna

acrolein buildup as side product

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6
Q

nephrotoxicity and ototoxicity are unique SEs of what alkylator/platinum compound

A

cisplatin

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7
Q

pgp overexpression and glutathione s transferase overexpression are unique resistance mechanisms for what drug

A

irinotecan (topo I inhibitor)

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8
Q

UGT1A1 is a polymorphism that needs to be tested for prior to using what drug? does it increase or decrease toxicity

A

irinotecan, increased toxicity

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9
Q

which of the two topo 2 inhibitors do NOT intercalate

A

etoposide, doxorubicin does intercalate

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10
Q

pulmonary toxicity is unique to what drug

A

bleomycin, intercalates & single & double strand breaks

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11
Q

what is an important dose limiting SE of vincristine (vinca alkaloid, microtubule destabilizer)

A

neurotoxicity

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12
Q

what 2 drugs cause increased cholesterol?

A

abiraterone & exemestane

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13
Q

a patient with this mutation should be given ponatinib instead of imatinib. what other test should be done for imatinib?

A

T314I; philadelphia chromosome

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14
Q

what drug is specific for ITD mutations

A

quizartinib (FLT3 inhibitor)

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15
Q

what drug requires testing for the fusion gene of ALK to ELM4?

A

alectinib (ALK inhibitor)

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16
Q

what drug is used in BRAF-v600 mutations? what drug needs to be administered with this?

A

dabrafenib; trametinib [will cause RASH]

17
Q

EGFR inhibitors need testing for what mutation

A

exon 19 or 21 (L858R)

18
Q

gefitinib & afatinib are resistance to patients with ____. what drug can overcome this?

A

T790M; osimertinib

19
Q

what are the 3 covalent kinase inhibitors

A

acalabrutinib, afatinib, osimertinib

20
Q

lapatinib & tucatinib need to be prescribed with what drug?

A

capecitabine (active form of 5-FU)

21
Q

Bevacizumab must be used in combo with what drug?

A

5-FU

22
Q

what is the dose-limiting SE of ipilimumab? what receptor does it target?

A

severe immune-mediated AE; CTLA-4

23
Q

pembrolizumab requires a positive test of what for NSCLC?

A

PD-L1+

24
Q

what BiTE can result in cytokine storm

A

mosunetuzumab; it targets CD3 & CD20

25
Q

CAR-T therapy targets what CD? what cancer does it tx?

A

CD19, B-cell leukemia

26
Q

what drug is associated with “synthetic lethality”

A

olaparib (BRCA1/2 & PARP)

27
Q

Venetoclax targets _______. and for the tx of AML it should be used in combo with ________–

A

BCL-2 (anti-apoptotic protein that exists in cancers); 5-azacitidine