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Methotrexate
a.) brand
b.) class
c.) pregnancy category
d.) place in therapy & why (2)
e.) ADR (4)
f.) dose route & frequency
g.) monitor (2)
Methotrexate
a.) rheumatrex
b.) non-biologic DMARD
c.) category X
d.) first line because most predictable, best long term outcome
e.) stomatitis, hepatotoxicity, GI, alopecia
f.) po weekly
g.) CBC & LFT
Leflunomide
a.) brand
b.) class
c.) pregnancy category & INDICATION & population
d.) ADR (4)
--monitor--
e.) place in therapy
f.) dose route & frequency
g.) C/I (3)
Leflunomide
a.) Arava
b.) non-biologic DMARD
c.) X; mod-severe RA, pts with renal disease
d.) rash, alopecia, liver, GI
--monitor: CBC & LFT
e.) alternative is MTX doesn't work. Don't combo bc increase hepatotoxicity
f.) po daily; loading dose increases response
g.) obstructive biliary disease, live problems, rifampin therapy
Hydroxychloroquin
a.) brand
b.) class
c.) indication & population
d.) ADR (3)
e.) Monitor
f.) dose route & frequency
Hydroxychloroquin
a.) Plaquenil
b.) non-biologic DMARD
c.) FIRST LINE early/mild RA; pt has liver disease & CBC problems
d.) Renal toxicity, GI, eye problems
e.) yearly eye exams
g.) po BID
Sulfasalazine
a.) brand
b.) class
c.) indication & population
d.) ADR major (4)
e.) dosing route & frequency
f.) Monitor (2)
g.) place in therapy
Sulfasalazine
a.) azulfidine
b.) non-biologic DMARD
c.) FIRST LINE mild-mod, good for renal disease
d.) skin turns yellow-orange, sulfa allergy, photosensitivity, GI
e.) po daily
f.) CBC &LFT
g.) alternative for pregnancy pts (category B)
Minocycline
a.) class
b.) indication
c.) frequency
d.) ADR-general
minocycline
a.) tetracycline antibiotic
b.) very mild RA
c.) daily
d.) well tolerated
Gold
a.) class
b,) indication
c.) place in therapy & why
d.) route & frequency
Gold
a.) DMARD
b.) RA but not first line
c.) rarely used b/c long onset (3-6 months)
d.) IM weekly
Azathioprine
a.) brand
b.) class
c.) indication & place in therapy
d.) dose & frequency
Azathioprine
a.) imuran
b.) DMARD
c.) RA; rarely used
d.) po daily
Cyclosporine
a.) class
b.) indication
c.) ADR (3)
d.) route & frequency
cyclosporine
a.) DMARD
b.) RA, rarely used unless pt has hepatotoxicity
c.) nephrotoxicity, anemia, hypertension
d.) po daily
Biologic DMARDs
a.) place in therapy
b.) limitations (2)
c.) monitor
d.) recent concern (2)
Biologic DMARDs
a.) first line for severe RA; 2nd or 3rd line for mild-moderate
b.) cost, infection risk
c.) pt should look for infection bc life-threatening
d.) malignancy, worsening heart failure
TNF Antagonists
a.) place in therapy
b.) black box warning
c.) screening
TNF antagonists
a.) First line biologic DMARDs (severe RA)
b.) infection risk
c.) TB before treatment
Etancercept
a.) brand
b.) class
c.) dosing mode
d.) frequency
e.) C/I
Entanercept
a.) Enbrel
b.) biologic DMARD; TNF blocker
c.) subq; self-administer
d.) weekly (twice)
e.) mod-severe heart failure
Infliximab
a.) brand
b.) class
c.) dosing mode
d.) frequency
e.) combo
g.) C/I
Infliximab
a.) remicaide
b.) biologic dmard; TNF blocker
c.) IV, in doctor's office
d.) IV is 2 hours (unlike orencia/abatacept) at 0, 2, 6 weeks, then q 8 weeks
e.) MTX, like rituxan & actemira
g.) mod-severe heart failure
Adalimumab
a.) brand
b.) class
c.) dosing mode
d.) frequency
Adalimumab
a.) Humira
b.) biologic dmard, TNF blocker
c.) subq
d.) q other week
Golimumab
a.) brand
b.) class
c.) dosing mode
d.) frequency
Golimumab
a.) simponi
b.) biologic DMARD; TNF blocker
c.) subq; self-administer
d.) MONTHLY
Certolizumab pegol
a.) brand
b.) class
c.) dosing mode
d.) frequency
certolizumab pegol
a.) cimzia
b.) biologic DMARD; TNF blocker
c.) subq injection
d.) weeks 2 & 4, then q other week or q 4 weeks
anakinra
a.) brand
b.) class
c.) dosing mode
d.) frequency
e.) limitations (2)
anakinra
a.) kineret
b.) IL-1 antagonist
c.) subq, self-administer
d.) daily
e.) not as effective as biologics, limited data
Rituximab
a.) brand
b.) class
c.) dosing mode
d.) frequency
e.) combo
f.) black box warning (3) & pretreat
Rituximab
a.) rituxan
b.) anti-CD20 mab
c.) IV
d.) weeks
e.) MTX like infliximab & tocilizumab
f.) tumor lysis syndrome, fatal infusion rxns, severe mucocutaneous rxns; pre-treat with prednisone or diphenhydramine
Abatacept
a.) brand
b.) class
c.) dosing mode & duration
d.) frequency
e.) prior treatment
f.) ADR (3)
abatacept
a.) orencia
b.) selective co-stim modulator
c.) IV, 30 min (unlike infliximab)
d.) week 2 & 4; q 4 weeks
e.) TB screen
f.) lung problems, HA, Nausea
Tocilizumab
a.) brand
b.) class & prior
c.) dosing mode & frequency
d.) combo
e.) ADR (4)
f.) C/I (3)
Tocilizumab
a.) actemra
b.) humanized mab to IL-6
c.) IV/ weekly
d.) MTX like (infliximab, rituximab)
e.) BP, cholesterol, fungal infection, LFT
f.) abnormal aminotransaminase, platelet, ANC
Tofacitinib
a.) brand
b.) class
c.) dosing mode
d.) frequency
Tofacitinib
a.) xelijanz
b.) janus kinase inhibitor
c.) ORAL!
d.) BID
main non-biologic DMARDs (4)
1st line biologic DMARDs (5)
non: methotrexate, sulfasalazine, hydroxychloroquine, leflunomide
bio: CAGE-I - certolizumab pegol, adalimumab, golimumab, etanercept, infliximab
Biologic Dosing route & frequency
a.) certolizumab pegol
b,) Adalimumab
c.) Golimumab
d.) Etanercept
e.) Infliximab
a.) cimzia: SQ/weekly
b.) humira: SQ/weekly
c.) simponi: SQ/ MONTHLY
d.) etanercept: SQ/weekly
e.) remicaide: IV weekly
non-biologic DMARD dosing route & frequency
a.) methotrexate
b.) leflunomide
c.) hydroxychloroquine
d.) sulfasalazine
a.) rheumatrex: PO/weekly
b.) arava: PO/ daily
c.) plaquenil: PO/ daily
d.) azulfidine: PO/ daily
miscellaneous dosing route & frequency
a.) rituximab
b.) anakinra
c.) abatacept
d.) tocilizumab
e.) tofacitinib
a.) rituxan: IV/weekly
b.) kineret: SQ/daily
c.) orencia: IV/weekly
d.) actemra: IV/ weekly
e.) xelijanz: ORAL!