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MOA of Muromonab
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Binds to CD3 antigen of T-lymphocytes, which inactivates it and decreases CD3 levels, resulting in a decrease of transplant rejection
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MOA of basiliximab
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Inhibits IL-2 mediated T-lymphocyte activation, resulting in a decreased risk of transplant rejection
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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. |
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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a.) why was it withdrawn from the market?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.
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Zevulin
a.) radionuclide chelator or drug? b.) binding c.) generic name |
a.) radionuclide chelator
b.) Y-90 & In-111 c.) Ibritumomab tiuxetan (NHL) |
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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) |
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Adcetris
a.) radionuclide chelator or drug? b.) what c.) generic |
a.) drug
b.) monomethyl auristatin E (MMAE) c.) brentuximab vedotin |
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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 |
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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 |
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Alemtuzumab
a.) indication b.) target c.) ADR |
a.) B-CLL (beta-cell chronic lymphocytic leukemia)
b.) CD52 c.) blood toxicities |
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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 |
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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 |
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1.) what does NHL stand for?
2.) which drugs are for NHL? (3) |
1.) non-Hodgkin's lymphoma
2.) Rituximab, Ibritumomab tiuxetan, Tositumomab |
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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 |
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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) |
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Tositumomab
a.) indication b.) target c.) ADR |
a.) NHL (non-Hodgkin's lymphoma)
b.) CD20 antigen c.) cytopenias |
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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) |
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CD20 target (4)
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1.) obinuzumab
the NHL drugs 2.) rituximab 3.) ibritumomab tiuxetan (zevulin) 4.) tositumomab (bexxar) |
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PML (2)
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1.) obinuzumab
2.) rituximab |
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cytopenias (3)
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1.) tositumomab (bexxar)
2.) ibritumomab tiuxetan (zevulin) 3.) maybe alemtuzumab (blood toxicologies) |
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skin reactions (2)
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1.) ibritumomab tiuxtein (zevulin)
2.) rituximab |
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Which drugs are for breast cancer? (4)
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1.) trastuzumab
2.) ado-trastuzuman emtansine 3.) pertuzumab 4.) bevacizumab |
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Trastuzumab
a.) indication (2) b.) target c.) ADR |
a.) breast cancer & metastatic gastric cancer
b.) HER-2/neu c.) cardiomyopathy/ CHF |
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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 |
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Pertuzumab
a.) indication b.) target c.) ADR (2) |
a.) breast cancer
b.) HER-2 c.) LV dysfunction, embryo-fetal toxicity |
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Which breast cancer drugs cause baby toxicity? (2)
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1.) ado-trastuzumab emtansine
2.) pertuzumab |
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Which targets neu?
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Trastuzumab (also targets HER-2)
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Which drugs are for colon cancer? (4)
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Colon cancer:
Cetuximab Bevacizumab Panitumomab Ziv-aflibercept |
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Cetuximab
a.) indication b.) target c.) ADR |
a.) colon cancer
b.) EGFR (epidermal growth factor receptor) like panitumumab c.) n/a |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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1.) Which colon drugs target EGFR?
2.) Which colon drugs target VEGF? |
1.) cetuximab, panituzumab
2.) ziv-aflibercept, bevacizumab |
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Which drugs requires the patient to be HER-2 positive before use?
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Trastuzumab
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Which drug requires the patient to have wild-type KRAS status before use?
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Panitumumab
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Which drugs causes wound healing problems & hemorrhaging? (2)
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1.) Bevacizumab
2.) Ziv-aflibercept |
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Which colon cancer drug causes fertility impairment?
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Ziv-aflibercept
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Ipillimumab
a.) indication b.) target c.) ADR |
a.) melanoma
b.) CTLA-4 (lymphocyte antigen) c.) n/a |
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Which drug is for melanoma?
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Ipilimumab
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Which 2 drugs increase the chance of getting cardiomyopathy when used with trastuzumab?
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1.) paclitaxel
2.) anthracycline + cyclophosphamide |