Transplant Flashcards

1
Q

define allograft

A

transplant of one organ or tissue from one individual to another

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2
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Define isograft

A

transplanted organ from a genetically identical donor

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3
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Define autograft

A

transplant in the same patient

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4
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Define induction

A

immunosuppression given prior transplant to prevent acute rejection during early post transplant period by providing high degree of immunosuppression

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5
Q

Drug most commonly used for induction

A

Basiliximab

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6
Q

basiliximab MOA

A

IL-2 receptor antagonist on surface of activated T-lymphocyte

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7
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If at high risk for rejection another drug to use for induction

A

antithymocyte globulin

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8
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ATG MOA

A

binding to antigens on T-lymphocytes and interfering with their function

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9
Q

What drugs are commonly used for maintenance immunosuppression

A

calcineurin inhibitor
antiproliferative agent
+/- steroids

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10
Q

List antiproliferative agents

A

mycophenolate

azathioprine

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11
Q

major SE of tacrolimus

A

nephrotoxicity
neurotoxicity
hypo/hyperkalemia
QT prolongation

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12
Q

list calcineurin inhibitors

A

tacrolimus

cyclosporine

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13
Q

list m-tor inhibitors

A

everolimus

sirolimus

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