Targeted Cancer Chemotherapy - Pharmacology Flashcards
Dasatinib - Mechanism + Key Use + Toxicity
Mechanism - Tyrosine Kinase inhibitor - Bcr-Abl + c-kit + PDGFR
Key Use - CML + ALL - Avoids resistance found in most imatinibi
Toxicity - Pulmonary Edema + Fluid Retention
Nilotonib - Mechanism + Key Use + Toxicity
Mechanism - Tyrosine Kinase inhibitor - Bcr-Abl + c-kit + PDGFR
Key Use - CML + ALL - Avoids resistance found in most imatinibi
Toxicity - Pulmonary Edema + Fluid Retention
Lapatinib - Mechanism + Key Use
Mechanism - HER1/2 Competitive Inhibitor
Key Use - Combination HER2 Breast Cancer Therapy
Sorafenib - Mechanism + Key Use + Toxicity (2)
Mechanism - VEGF Inhibitor (Inhibits Angiogenesis)
Key Use - Advanced Renal Cell Cancer
Toxicity - HTN + Hand and Foot Syndrome
Sunitinib - Mechanism + Key Use
Mechanism - VEGF Inhibitor (Inhibits Angiogenesis)
Key Use - Advanced Renal Cell Cancer
Cetuximab - Mechanism + Key Use + Toxicity
Mechanism - EGFR Receptor Inhibitor (Extracellular Domain)
Key Use - KRAS Negative Metastatic Colon Cancer
Toxicity - Can’t be used with KRAS+ Colon Cancer
Pantiumumab - Mechanism + Key Use + Toxicity
Mechanism - EGFR Receptor Inhibitor
Key Use - KRAS Negative Metastatic Colon Cancer
Toxicity - Can’t be used with KRAS+ Colon Cancer - Also causes aceiform skin rash + hypomagnesemia
Pertuzumab - Mechanism + Key Use
Mechanism - HER1/2 Competitive Inhibitor
Key Use - Combination HER2 Breast Cancer Therapy
Bortezomib - Mechanism + Key Use + Toxicity
Velcade
Mechanism - Proteosome Inhibitor
Key Use - Multiple Myeloma
Toxicity - Peripheral Neuropathy
L-Asparaginase - Mechanism + Key Use + Toxicity (3)
Mechanism - Deplete L-Asparagine from the blood which cancer cells cannot produce on their own
Key Use - Childhood ALL
Toxicity - DIC + Pancreatitis + Neurotoxicity