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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 |
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How do T cell suppressants work in general?
What don't they do? |
(-) calcineurin
They don't do it through BM suppression |
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How does cyclosporine suppress T cells?
How does Tacrolimus do it? |
Binds cyclophilin to (-) caclineurin
Binds FK506 |
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Phenobarb, phenytoin, and rifampin decrease what drug?
Erythromycin, ketoconazole, grapefruit and verapamil increase what drug? |
Cyclosporine (T cell suppressor)
Cyclosporine |
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What do you have to monitor in your pt on cyclosporine?
Other SEs (4): |
Renal function - highly nephrotoxic
HTN, hyperglycemia, CNS sxs, *gingival hyperplasia* |
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What drug rescues rejections?
SEs (3): |
Tacrolimus
Same as cyclosporine plus: insomnia, skin cancer, CI with ACEIs and ARBs |
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This drug decreases T-cell proliferation by blocking IL2:
It also increases ___ and decreases ___: |
Sirolimus
Increases TAG and suppresses BM profoundly |
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This prodrug decreases purine synth in lymphocytes, inhibs inosine monphosphate DH and cannot be used with antacids:
Ok in preg? |
Mycophenolate
Nope. Cat X |
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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?
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Mycophenolate and probably have CMV
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This anticancer drug is also used as an immunosuppressant. May cause hemorrhagic cystitis:
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cyclophosphamide
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What is the pro-drug of 6-mecaptopurine?
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Azathioprine
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What does thalidomide suppress and therefore increase?
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TNF-a suppressed, increasing IL4, IL5 from TH2 cells
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This teratogenic enhances CMI, and is often used in MM, GvH, AML, HIV, leprosy:
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Thalidomide
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What drug might cause DVT in hemolytic cancers?
It may also cause periph neuropathy, neutropenia, constipation. |
Thalidomide
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This foreign IgG may cause lymphoma at the injection site:
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Atgam
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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 |
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These drugs are first line for rejection tx:
What do they bind to? SEs: |
Dacluzumab, basiliximab
IL2 on activated T cells Minimal. Poss anaphylaxis |
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This antibody immunisuppressnat may be used to tx psoriasis:
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Efaluzumab
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GCSF may reverse iatrogenic neutropenia. How is it admin?
Risk for use of Epoetin? |
SubQ or slow IV
Clots. Keep Hbg <12 |