Anti-Cancer Flashcards

(53 cards)

1
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which drugs are nitrogen mustards

A

chlorambucil
cyclophosphamide
melphalan

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2
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which nitrogen mustard is used for chronic lymphocytic leukemia and mast cells

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chorambucil

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3
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in what species would you want to combine chlorambucil with sterioids

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cats

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4
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what drug should be used for GI lymphoma in cats

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chlorambucil

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5
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a cat comes in with a loss of whiskers. which drug was he probable on

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chlorambucil

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6
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what cytotoxic agent causes sterile hemorrhagic cysts

A

acrolein
cyclophosphamide

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7
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what drug is used to treat the sterile hemorrhagic cyst

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furosemide

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8
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hwo does chlorambucil affect tumor growth

A

slows them down

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9
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what is needed to convery cyclophosphamide to its active form

A

cyclophosphamide

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10
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what is cycylophosphamide used to treat in cats

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lymphoma

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11
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what is cyclophosphamide used to treat in dogs

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lymphoma
malignant mammary gland tumors

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12
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what are the adverse effects shared by chlorambucil and cyclophosphamide

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GI toxicity in cats
alopecia
myelosuppression
neutropenia
thrombocytopenia

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13
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what nitrogen mustard is used as a rescue drug to treat relapsed lymphoma dogs

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melphalan

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14
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what is the adverse effect of melphalan

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delayed thrombocytopenia

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15
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which nitrosoureas drug crosses the blood brain barrier

A

lomustine

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16
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what are the adverse effects of lomustine

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bone marrow depression
hepatotoxicity

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17
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what is the main use of lomustine due to its ability to cross the blood brain barrier

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brain tumors

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18
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other than brain tumors, what else can lomustine be used for

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histiocytic sarcomas
mast cells
epitheliotropic and refractory lymphomas

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19
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which drugs are platinum compounds

A

cisplatin
carboplatin

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20
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what is downfall of the platinum compounds

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resistance to the drugs can occur through inactivation and increased repair

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21
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how are the platinum compounds administered

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IV

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22
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which platinum compound is combined with doxorubicin

23
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which platinum compound is used for squamous cell carcinoma, osteosarcomas, transitional cell carinomas and nasal adenocarcinomas

24
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what is carboplatin used for

A

canine appendicular osteosarcoma
carcinomas

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in general what are the platinum compounds used for
carcinomas
26
what are some concerns to be aware of when administering cisplatin
nephrotoxicity emesis do not used in cats
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what are some concerns to be aware of when administering carboplatin
myelosuppression less nephrotoxicity and emesis
28
which drugs can be used to treat intracranial lymphomas and lymphoma and leukemia in combination
cytarabine
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what can be combined with cytarabine to treat meningoencephalitis
prednisolone
30
how is cytarabine administered
SQ CRI
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what are the adverse effects of cytarabine
myelopsuppression GI upset
32
which drug should be used to treat sarcoid in horses and spindle cell tumors in dogs
5-fluorouracil
33
how is 5-fluorouracil administered
local topical
34
how does 5-fluorouracil affect dogs
myelosuppression GI toxicity neurotoxicity
35
in what species should 5-fluroruracil not be used in
cats
36
which drug can see resistance due to upregulation of MDR1
doxorubucin mitoxantrone
37
how is doxorubucin administered
IV only
38
which drug is considered broad spectrum
doxorubicin
39
what dog breeds are contraindicated with doxorubicin due to worse cardiotoxicity
dobermans boxers
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what are the adverse effects of doxorubucin
myelosuppression GI toxicity cardiotoxicity severe tissue necrosis renal tubular damage in cats acute anaphylaxis
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what can be combine with doxorubicin
carboplatin
42
which drug is used for lymphomas leukemias and transitional cell carcinoma of bladder
mitoxantrone
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which cytotoxic antibiotic should not be used with radiotherapy
doxorubicin mitoxantrone
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why is mitoxantrone a better cytotoxic antibiotic
no cardiotoxicity or tissue necrosis
45
which drugs are plant derivatives
vincristine vinbalstine paclitaxel
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which drugs see resisitance due to tubulin binding
vincristine vinblastine
47
what is vinblastine used for in dogs
mast cell tumors
48
what is vincristine used for
lymphoma TVT
49
what drugs cross resist with vincristine and vinblastine
doxorubicin mitoxantrone
50
what is paclitaxel used for
osteosarcomas mammary carcinomas malignant histiocytomas
51
which antineoplastic drug has a rapidly developing resistance
L-asparaginase
52
what is L-asaparaginase used for
lymphoid malignancies
53
which drug is used for anal sac adenocarcinomas
toceranib