1. Anthracyclines Flashcards

1
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Anthracyclines MOA

A

–Intercalation into DNA, interfering with DNA and RNA synthesis
–Inhibition of topoisomerase II, preventing the fragmentation and repair of DNA
–Creating oxygen-free radicals that damage cells

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2
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DOXOrubicin (brand, indication)

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Adriamycin

Breast cancer, metastatic cancers, disseminated neoplastic conditions

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DAUNOrubicin (brand, indication)

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Cerubidine

Acute lymphoid and myeloid leukemia

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4
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EPIrubicin (brand)

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Ellence
Breast cancer (off-label: gastroesophageal cancer)
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5
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IDArubicin (brand)

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Idamycin

Acute myeloid leukemia

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6
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VALrubicin (brand)

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Valstar

Carcinoma in situ of bladder

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7
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Non-liposomal anthracyclines are potent ____

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vesicants (tissue necrosis if extravasated)

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Non-liposomal anthracyclines cause ____ urine discoloration

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red

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9
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Doxorubicin: DNE __-__ mg/m2 total lifetime cumulative dose

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450-550

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10
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dexrazoxane (brands, indication)

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Totect: antidote used for accidental doxorubicin extravasation
Zinecard: for cardio-protection at higher doses (doxo >300 mg/m2)

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Non-liposomal anthracyclines BBWs (6)

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Myocardial toxicity, vesicant, myelosuppression, hepatotoxicity, secondary malignancy
Renal impairment (dauno, ida)
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Non-liposomal anthracyclines CIs

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Pre-existing myocardial insufficiency, severe hepatic impairment

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13
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DOXOrubicin liposomal (brand)

A

Doxil

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14
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DAUNOrubicin liposomal (brand)

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DaunoXome

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15
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Liposomal anthracyclines BBWs (4)

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Myocardial toxicity, infusion-related reactions, myelosuppression
Hepatotoxicity (dauno liposomal)

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16
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Liposomal anthracyclines ADR

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hand-foot syndrome

17
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mitoXANtrone (brand)

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Novantrone

an anthracenedione, related to anthracyclines

18
Q

mitoXANtrone is _____ with vesicant-like properties

A

irritant

19
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mitoXANtrone causes ____ urine discoloration

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blue

20
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mitXANtrone BBWs (4)

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myocardial toxicity, myelosuppression, secondary malignancy

21
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Anthracycline DDIs

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CYP3A4 and Pgp inhibitors and inducers, cholchicine, clozapine, mercaptopurine, warfarin, live vaccines

22
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Anthracycline monitoring

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During each cycle: tumor response, CBC, hepatic function tests, electrolyte abnormalities, myelosuppression (infection)

23
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VALrubicin contains polyoxyethylated castor oil, known to cause ____ of diethylhexylphthalate (DEHP), and shold be stored in ___ or ____ containers or in _____ bags and administered through non-DEPH containing administration sets.

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leaching; glass; polypropylene; plastic