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This immunosuppressant may cause hyperglycemia, PUD and screw with the HPA axis:

Also decreases rls of these two CKs:
Corticosteroids

NF-kB and IL2
How do T cell suppressants work in general?

What don't they do?
(-) calcineurin

They don't do it through BM suppression
How does cyclosporine suppress T cells?

How does Tacrolimus do it?
Binds cyclophilin to (-) caclineurin

Binds FK506
Phenobarb, phenytoin, and rifampin decrease what drug?

Erythromycin, ketoconazole, grapefruit and verapamil increase what drug?
Cyclosporine (T cell suppressor)

Cyclosporine
What do you have to monitor in your pt on cyclosporine?

Other SEs (4):
Renal function - highly nephrotoxic

HTN, hyperglycemia, CNS sxs, *gingival hyperplasia*
What drug rescues rejections?

SEs (3):
Tacrolimus

Same as cyclosporine plus: insomnia, skin cancer, CI with ACEIs and ARBs
This drug decreases T-cell proliferation by blocking IL2:

It also increases ___ and decreases ___:
Sirolimus

Increases TAG and suppresses BM profoundly
This prodrug decreases purine synth in lymphocytes, inhibs inosine monphosphate DH and cannot be used with antacids:

Ok in preg?
Mycophenolate

Nope. Cat X
Your pt is being treated with an immunosuppressant that decreases cell prolif. They develop sepsis and a rash. What drug are they likely taking and what are they also infected with?
Mycophenolate and probably have CMV
This anticancer drug is also used as an immunosuppressant. May cause hemorrhagic cystitis:
cyclophosphamide
What is the pro-drug of 6-mecaptopurine?
Azathioprine
What does thalidomide suppress and therefore increase?
TNF-a suppressed, increasing IL4, IL5 from TH2 cells
This teratogenic enhances CMI, and is often used in MM, GvH, AML, HIV, leprosy:
Thalidomide
What drug might cause DVT in hemolytic cancers?

It may also cause periph neuropathy, neutropenia, constipation.
Thalidomide
This foreign IgG may cause lymphoma at the injection site:
Atgam
Your administer the first dose of an antibody immunosuppressant drug and within 30 mins your pt has flu like sxs, shock, and pulmonary edema:

How does it work?
Muromonab

Binds to CD3 on T3 cells; blocks antigen binding
These drugs are first line for rejection tx:

What do they bind to?

SEs:
Dacluzumab, basiliximab

IL2 on activated T cells

Minimal. Poss anaphylaxis
This antibody immunisuppressnat may be used to tx psoriasis:
Efaluzumab
GCSF may reverse iatrogenic neutropenia. How is it admin?

Risk for use of Epoetin?
SubQ or slow IV

Clots. Keep Hbg <12