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MOA of Muromonab
Binds to CD3 antigen of T-lymphocytes, which inactivates it and decreases CD3 levels, resulting in a decrease of transplant rejection
MOA of basiliximab
Inhibits IL-2 mediated T-lymphocyte activation, resulting in a decreased risk of transplant rejection
Cytokine Release syndrome
a.) what is it?
b.) what drug?
c.) role it plays in drug use
a.) dangerous ADR. symptoms range from the flu to very severe life-threatening shock reactions
b.) muromonab-CD3, in the first 2-3 doses
c.) cytokine release syndrome limits the use of muromonab-CD3. only a physician trained in immunosuppressant treatment management of organ transplants can administer muromonab-CD3.
Gemtuzumab ozogamicin
a.) why was it withdrawn from the market?
Gemtuzumab ozogamicin caused hepatic veno-occlusive disease, meaning that the liver veins got blocked. This is a fatal side-effect.
Zevulin
a.) radionuclide chelator or drug?
b.) binding
c.) generic name
a.) radionuclide chelator
b.) Y-90 & In-111
c.) Ibritumomab tiuxetan (NHL)
Bexxar
a.) radionuclide chelator or drug?
b.) binding
c.) generic name
a.) radionuclide chelator COMBO
b.) I-131 & non-radiolabeled form
c.) 131 I-tositumomab (NHL)
Adcetris
a.) radionuclide chelator or drug?
b.) what
c.) generic
a.) drug
b.) monomethyl auristatin E (MMAE)
c.) brentuximab vedotin
Kadcyla
a.) radionuclide chelator or drug?
b.) what
c.) generic
a.) drug
b.) cytotoxic DM1 moeity/ microtubule inhibitor. also a conjugate of trastuzumab
c.) ado-trastuzumab
1.) what does B-CLL stand for?
2.) which drugs are indicated for B-CLL? (2)
1.) beta-cell chronic lymphocytic leukemia
2.) A&O: alemtuzumab and obinutuzumab
Alemtuzumab
a.) indication
b.) target
c.) ADR
a.) B-CLL (beta-cell chronic lymphocytic leukemia)
b.) CD52
c.) blood toxicities
Obinutuzumab
a.) indication
b.) target
c.) ADR (2)
a.) B-CLL (beta-cell chronic lymphocytic leukemia)
b.) CD20
c.) PML (progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy) and hep B reactivation
Abciximab
a.) indication
b.) target
c.) ADR (2)
a.) adjunctive treatment in heart surgeries
b.) receptor of GP-IIa/IIIb, the major receptor in platelet aggregation
c.) bleeding, thrombocytopenia
1.) what does NHL stand for?
2.) which drugs are for NHL? (3)
1.) non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
2.) Rituximab, Ibritumomab tiuxetan, Tositumomab
Rituximab
a.) indication (2)
b.) target
c.) ADR
a.) NHL (non-Hodgkin's lymphoma), RA (rheumatoid arthritis)
b.) CD20 antigen (like obinuzumab and the other NHL drugs)
c.) TRIPS - tumor lysis syndrome, reactivation of hep B, infusion reaction, PML, skin reactions
Ibritumomab tiuxetan
a.) brand
b.) indication
c.) target
d.) ADR (2)
a.) Zevulin (Y-90 & In-111)
b.) NHL (non-Hodgkin's lymphoma)
c.) CD20 antigen (like obinuzuman and other NHL drugs)
d.) cytopenias & skin (Y-90, rituximab combo)
Tositumomab
a.) indication
b.) target
c.) ADR
a.) NHL (non-Hodgkin's lymphoma)
b.) CD20 antigen
c.) cytopenias
TRIPS
a.) for
b.) what
a.) rituximab ADRs
b.) TRIPS
Tumor lysis syndrome (leads to renal failure & death)
Reactivation of hep B (like obinuzumab)
Infusion reactions
PML (like obinuzumab)
Skin reactions (like ibritumomab tiuxetan/ zevulin)
CD20 target (4)
1.) obinuzumab
the NHL drugs
2.) rituximab
3.) ibritumomab tiuxetan (zevulin)
4.) tositumomab (bexxar)
PML (2)
1.) obinuzumab
2.) rituximab
cytopenias (3)
1.) tositumomab (bexxar)
2.) ibritumomab tiuxetan (zevulin)
3.) maybe alemtuzumab (blood toxicologies)
skin reactions (2)
1.) ibritumomab tiuxtein (zevulin)
2.) rituximab
Which drugs are for breast cancer? (4)
1.) trastuzumab
2.) ado-trastuzuman emtansine
3.) pertuzumab
4.) bevacizumab
Trastuzumab
a.) indication (2)
b.) target
c.) ADR
a.) breast cancer & metastatic gastric cancer
b.) HER-2/neu
c.) cardiomyopathy/ CHF
Ado-trastuzumab emtansine
a.) indication
b.) target
c.) ADR
d.) brand
a.) breast cancer
b.) HER-2
c.) ado in the CLuB: Cardiotoxicity, liver toxicity, babies (embryo-fetal toxicity)
d.) Kadcyla - cytotoxic DMI moiety -> microtubule inhibitor
Pertuzumab
a.) indication
b.) target
c.) ADR (2)
a.) breast cancer
b.) HER-2
c.) LV dysfunction, embryo-fetal toxicity
Which breast cancer drugs cause baby toxicity? (2)
1.) ado-trastuzumab emtansine
2.) pertuzumab
Which targets neu?
Trastuzumab (also targets HER-2)
Which drugs are for colon cancer? (4)
Colon cancer:

Cetuximab
Bevacizumab
Panitumomab
Ziv-aflibercept
Cetuximab
a.) indication
b.) target
c.) ADR
a.) colon cancer
b.) EGFR (epidermal growth factor receptor) like panitumumab
c.) n/a
Bevacizumab
a.) indication
b.) target
c.) ADR (2)
a.) colon cancer & breast cancer
b.) VEGF (vascular endothelial growth factor) like ziv-aflibercept
c.) wounding healing problems & hemorrhage
Panitumumab
a.) indication
b.) target
c.) ADR
a.) colon cancer for patients with a wild-type KRAS status (for longer drug duration)
b.) EGFR (like cetuximab)
c.) dermatologic toxicities like skin rashes, as well as more severe forms like sepsis and septic death
Ziv-aflibercept
a.) indication
b.) target
c.) ADRs (4)
a.) colon cancer
b.) VEGF-A & VEGF-B (like bevacizumab)
c.) wound healing problems, hemorrhaging, fertility impairment, GI perforation
1.) Which colon drugs target EGFR?
2.) Which colon drugs target VEGF?
1.) cetuximab, panituzumab
2.) ziv-aflibercept, bevacizumab
Which drugs requires the patient to be HER-2 positive before use?
Trastuzumab
Which drug requires the patient to have wild-type KRAS status before use?
Panitumumab
Which drugs causes wound healing problems & hemorrhaging? (2)
1.) Bevacizumab
2.) Ziv-aflibercept
Which colon cancer drug causes fertility impairment?
Ziv-aflibercept
Ipillimumab
a.) indication
b.) target
c.) ADR
a.) melanoma
b.) CTLA-4 (lymphocyte antigen)
c.) n/a
Which drug is for melanoma?
Ipilimumab
Which 2 drugs increase the chance of getting cardiomyopathy when used with trastuzumab?
1.) paclitaxel
2.) anthracycline + cyclophosphamide