Exam 2: Multiple Sclerosis Flashcards

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MS definition

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  • Multiple - multiple areas of lost myelin (from myelin sheath, which wraps around the axon)
  • Scleorosis - scarring

Autoimmune inflammatory disease affecting CNS

  • Imapairs nerve abiity to send electrical impuse
  • Inflammation and immune activity ( T and B lymphocytes, macrophages, destructie cytokines, Ab, and complement) → demyelination of axon
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MS associated factors

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  • Vit D deficiency
  • Smoking increases risk
  • Infectious factors (measles, canine distemper, herpes, epstein-barr, an chlamydia can trigger
  • Not being pregnant, somehow MS is less bitchy if youre pregnant
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MS S/S

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  • Visual symptoms (blurred or double vision)
  • Usnteady gait/balance issues
  • Pain/paresthesias
  • Emotional/cognitive disturbances
    • Concentration issues
    • Short term mempry loss
  • Fatigue
  • Sexual dysfunction
  • Speech
  • Swallong
  • Abnormal sensations (tingling, numbesss)
  • Senstiivity to heat
  • Blader and bowel problems (freqency adn control)
  • Charcot’s triad
    • Dysarthria
      • Difficult or unclear speach
      • Plaques in brainstem interfere with conscious and unconsciousness movement
    • Nystagmus
      • Involuntary eye movement
      • Plaques on nerves controlling eye movement
        • If optic nerve → loss of vision
    • Intention tremor
      • Plaques unlong motor pathways
      • Muscle weakness → ataxia and paralysis
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What are the 4 types of MS

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RRMS (relapsing remitting) - episodes with no increase in disability BETWEEN episodes, each episode just leaves pt a little worse off

SPMS (secondary progressive) - had a few episodes early on but is now just steadily worsening

PPMS (primary progressive) - no episodes, just steady worsening

PRMS (progressive-relapsing) - episodes with steady worsening in between

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CIS

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Cinically isolated syndrome - first episode of neurologic symptos lasting at least 24 hrs aused by inflmamtion and emyleination in onr or more sites in CNS, may not develop MS

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MS DX

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  • Alternative Dx considered then exlcuded
  • Pt must have at least 2 clinical exacerbations separted by timd and space as well as 2 distinct MRI lesions
  • DCSF tap - looking for high level of Abs
  • Visual evoked potential - measure response to visual stimuli
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All of the following are common side effects of fumarate derivatives EXCEPT:
- nausea
- flushing
- diarrhea
- alopecia

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Alopecia

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Which of the following is not a fumarate derivative?
- Aubaigo
- Tecfidera
- Vulmerity
- Bafiertam

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Aubagio

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Which drug is approved for pseudobulbar affect disorder?

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Neudexta (dextromethorphan/quinidine)

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Which drug is approved for walking?

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Ampyra (Dalfampridine)

to remember, think “amble”

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Which S1P drug has a drug interactions with SSRIs, SNRIs, MAOis, and tyramine in its PI?

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Ozonimod

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Which 2C9 genotype requires dose adjustent with siponimod?

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*1/ *3

*2/ *3

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Which 2C9 genotype is contraindicated with siponimod?

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*3/ *3

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Which S1P drug requires genotyping

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Siponimod

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The first dose monitoring is to monitor for which of the following side effects of S1P drugs?

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bradycardia, QTc prolongation, conduction abnormalities

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Which S1P drug always requires at least 6 hour First dose monitoring?

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Fingolimod

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Which chemotherapeutic drug is given orally for 2 years, which 2 cycles/year?

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Cladribine

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Which chemotherapeutic drug is given as IV and has a cumulative lifetime dose of 100 mg/m2 due to cardiotoxicity?

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Mitoxantrone

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Which MS mAb is reserved for patients who have failed 2 or more disease modifying therapies due to its side effect profile which includes one-third of patients developing thyroid issues?

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Alemtuzumab

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Which MS mAb can be given at home by SubQ injection?

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Ofatunumab

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Which MS mAbs work on CD20?

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OCrelizumab

Ofatunumab

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Which MS mAb blocks migration of Leukocytes across the BBB

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Natalizumab

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What are the ABCR therapies and which does not cause depression or Flu-like symptoms, is synthetic, and is safest to use in a woman of child bearing potential?

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Avonex

Betaseron

Copaxone

Rebif

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What medication is effective for PPMS

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Ocrelizumab (Ocrevus)

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Which MS meds have live vaccine considerations?
Ofatunumab (Kesimpta) - give vaccine 4+ wks before and/or 2+ after Cladribine (Mavenlad) - give vaccine 4+ wks before and/or 3 mo. after Fingolimod (Gilenya) - give zoster 30 days before and no live accines while on med Mayzent/Siponimod give vaccine 4+ wks before and/or 4+ after Zeposia/Ozonimod - give vaccine 1 mo before
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Pseudobulbar affect definition
uncontrollable crying or laughig even if they are not feeling that emotion - in pts with ALS, MS, AD, PD, stroke, TBI
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Dalfampridine (Ampyra) CI
CI in pts with mdoerate or severe renal impairment, hx of seizure
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Dalfampridine (Ampyra) MOA
broad specturm K channel blocker → incrase conduction of action potentials in demyelinated axonx
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Dalfampridine (Ampyra) dose
10mg BID (do not crush, chew or dissolve)
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Dalfampridine (Ampyra) AE
asthenia balance, dizziness HA insomnia paresthesia nasopharyngitis pharyngolarneal pain constipation dyspepsia nausea back pain UTI
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Nuedexta (dextrometorphan HBr and Quindine sulfate) MOA
- Dextrometorphan: may inhibit glutamatergic neurotransmitter vai action at vairety of lcoations including NMDA receptor and sigma-1 receptors - may play a role in behavior - Quinidine: helps with blocking metabolism of dextrometorphan (CYP2D6) → increase serum [ ]
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Nuedexta (dextrometorphan HBr and Quindine sulfate) dose
Dose: 1C (20/10mg) PO QD 7D then titrate up to 1C BID the quinidine dose is 1-3% of the dose needed for arrhymthias
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Meds for general s/s of MS
- baclofen - dantrolene - diazepam, clonazepam - tizanidine - gabapentin, tiagabine, pregabalin - botox - cannabinoids (insufficient data for or against)
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Meds for cogntiive s/s in MS
- amantadine - SSRI, SNRI - modafanil - methylphenidate - dextroamphetamine
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Meds for sensory s/s in MS
- CBZ, OxCBZ - phenytoin - TCAs - gabapentin, pregabalin - lamotrigine - duloxetine
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Meds for bladder treatment in MS
- propantehline - oxybutinin and co. - mirabegron - dicyclomine - desmopressin acetate - TCAs - prazosin - botox - catheter (not a med)
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Monomethyl fumerate (Bafiertam) AE
flushing (asa325mg 30min prior to reduce) transient increase in LFTS transient eosinophilia lymphopenia (consdier swithcing if lymphocytes <500 for 6mo) PML urinalysis
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Monomethyl fumerate (Bafiertam) dosing in MS and storage
start 95mg BID 7D then 190mg BID (if not tolerated, trial lower dose for 4 weeks before increasing again, if still not tolerated, consider d/c) store unopened bottle in refrigerator and opened bottle at room temp for up to 3 months
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Monomethyl fumerate (Bafiertam) MOA
bioequiv to Tecfidera but lower dose → potential for les GI AE Induce t helper 2-like cytokines (IL 4, 5 10) causing → - apoptosis in active t cells - downregulation of adhesion molecules → reduced migration of lymphocytes
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Which forms of MS can monomethyl fumerate (Bafiertam) be used for?
relpasing forms (CIS, RRMS, active SPMS)
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Diroximel fumerate (Vulmerity) dosing in MS and admin
start 231mg BID 7d then 462mg BID (if not tolerated, trial lower dose for 4 weeks before increasing again, if still not tolerated, consider d/c) do NOT ake with a high fat (>30g) or high calorie meal (>700 cal) d/t decreased peak [ ]; avoid EtOH at time of admin
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Diroximel fumerate (Vulmerity) AE
flushing (asa325mg 30min prior to reduce) transient increase in LFTS transient eosinophilia lymphopenia (consdier swithcing if lymphocytes <500 for 6mo) PML urinalysis
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Diroximel fumerate (Vulmerity) MOA
(like Tecfidera) - but less GI irritation Induce t helper 2-like cytokines (IL 4, 5 10) causing → - apoptosis in active t cells - downregulation of adhesion molecules → reduced migration of lymphocytes
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Which form of MS is Diroximel fumerate (Vulmerity) used for?
relpasing forms (CIS, RRMS, active SPMS)
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Dimehtyl fumarate (Tecfidera) monitoring
liver test prior to treatment and as clincially idicated after start CBC needed 6 months before starting and Q3mo after
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Dimehtyl fumarate (Tecfidera) AE
GI flushing (asa325mg 30min prior to reduce) transient increase in LFTS transient eosinophilia lymphopenia (consdier swithcing if lymphocytes <500 for 6mo) PML urinalysis
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Dimehtyl fumarate (Tecfidera) dosing in MS and admin
DR tabs: start 120mg PO BID 7D then 240mg PO BID (though admin with high fat, high protein food - yogurt, peanut butter) may decrease incidence of flushing and GI
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Dimehtyl fumarate (Tecfidera) MOA
Induce t helper 2-like cytokines (IL 4, 5 10) causing → - apoptosis in active t cells - downregulation of adhesion molecules → reduced migration of lymphocytes
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Whcih forms of MS is dimehtyl fumarate (Tecfidera) used for?
relpasing forms (CIS, RRMS, active SPMS)
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Teriflunomide (Aubagio) monitoring
- may decrease WBC - CBC within 6 months before starting - liver and bili tests within 6 months before and every month after start for at least 6 months - screen for latent TB
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Teriflunomide (Aubagio) DDI
may increase exposure to drugs metabolised by CYP2C8, OAT3, BCRP, and OAT1B1/B3, and ethinylestradiol and levonortestrol - cholestyramine increases eliination (lower [ ] by 98% has clinical use) - activated charcoal increase elimination - may decrease INR in warfarin ps - crestor should NOT exceed 10mg
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Teriflunomide (Aubagio) AE and BBW
HA nasopharyngitis URI, UTI alopecia sensory disturnace nasuea, diarrhea insomnia fatigue incrased LFTs back pain, arhtralgia, limb pain parathessias BBW: hepatotoxicity and teratogenicity
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Teriflunomide (Aubagio) preggers consideration
NOT FOR PREGGERS OR BREASTFEEDING (use cholestyramine and charcoal to washout quickly,if not used may be in system for up to 2 years after d/c)
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Teriflunomide (Aubagio) MOA
Blocks pyrimidine synthesis in rapidly dividing cells, inhibit proein tyrosine-kinase and COX2 actiivty, and decreases ability of antigen presenting cells to activate Tcells selectively produces a cytostatic effect in proliferating T and B lymphocutes in periphery → reduces B lymphocye proliferation
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Which form sof MS is Teriflunomide (Aubagio) used in?
Relapsing forms of (RRMS and SPMS)
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Zeposia/Ozonimod monitoring
- CBC at baseline and at 6 moths - bilirubin and liver enzymes at baseline at at 6mo - ECG baseline, HR, BP, s/s of bradycardia - eye tests
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Zeposia/Ozonimod ddi
- BCRP - CYP2C8 - CYP3A4 (minor)
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Zeposia/Ozonimod CI
CI: heart problems, severe unobstrcted sleep apmea and MAOI
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Zeposia/Ozonimod AE
AV block bradycardia hepatotoxicity HTN and orthostatic hypotension ifection; URI; UTI lymphpenia macular edema neurotoxicity PML respiratory CV; QT prolongation
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Zeposia/Ozonimod preggers consideration
Use effectve contraception during and 3 months after
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Zeposia/Ozonimod dosing in MS
start 0.23mg QD 4D then 0.46mg 2D then 0.92mg QD - if dose missed during tiration, restart
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Zeposia/Ozonimod MOA
high affinity for S1P receptors 1 and 5 → block lymphocytes’ ability to emerge form lymph nodes → deccrase lymphocytes in CNS
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Mayzent/Siponimod monitoring
- CBC at baseline, and within 6 months - eye exam - ECG prior to start - baseline LFTs and within 6 monthsz If pt has - sinus bradycardia <55bpm - Mobitz type 1 first or second degree AV block - hx MI - HF additional monitoring for the 6hrs following dose admin - monitor pt 6hrs post 1st dose for bradycardia (HR and BP) - continue observing if bpm <45 or if HR is still at lowest after 6hrs
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Mayzent/Siponimod AE
infection PML macular edema bradycardia AV conduction delay QTc prolongation CV disease respiratory effects hepatic effects HTN neurotoxicity malignancy HA fallin
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Mayzent/Siponimod CI
- MI in past 6 months - unstable angina - stroke, TIA - HF requiring hospilazing or calss III or IV HF - Mobitz type 2 second ro third degree AV block - sick sinus syndrome (unless pacemaker)
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Mayzent/Siponimod preggers consideration
use effective contraception during and for 10 days after last dose
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Mayzent/Siponimod dosing in MS and storage
available as 0.25 or 2mg tabs store unopened in fridge and opned in room temp for <3 mo. CYP2C9 genotype *1/*1, *1/*2, or *2/*2 - start 0.25mg QD 2D, then 0.5mg 1D, then 0.75mg 1D, then 1.25mg 1D, then 2mg QD CYP2C9 genotype *1/*3 or *2/*3 - start 0.25mg QD 2D, then 0.5mg 1D, then 0.75mg 1D, then 1mg QD CYP2C9 genotype *3/*3 - contraindicated if dosed msised for more than 24hrs during titration, start over if 4+ consecutive days missed during maintenance, restart titration
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Mayzent/Siponimod MOA
S1P receptor moduator, binds to receptors 1 and 5 → block lymphocytes’ ability to emerge from lymph nodes 0> decrease amount of lymphocytes in CNS → decrease central inflammation
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Which forms of MS is Mayzent/Siponimod used for?
relapsing forms of MS (CIS, RRMS, and active SPMS)
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Fingolimod (Gilenya) AE
prolonged qTC → DDI and CI in pts wtih hx of cardio disease HA lymphopenia, leukopenia URI macular edema (get baseline eye exam and 3-4 months after) increase in bp, HTN elevated LFTs pain diarrhea decreased HR
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Fingolimod (Gilenya) monitoring
- ECG before initaing - monitor pt 6hrs post **1st dose f**or bradycardia (HR and BP) - continue observing if bpm <45 or if HR is still at lowest after 6hrs - monitor overnight if pt at incrased risk for torsades - monitor 1st dose again - if pt misses 1 day in first 2 weeks - 7 days in 34d and 4th weeks - 14 days after 1 month - Eye exam at base line and 3-4 months after starting
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Fingolimod (Gilenya) dosing in MS
0.5 mg QD no food effect, no adjustment for renal, hepatic, age, gender or race
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Fingolimod (Gilenya) MOA
acts on S1P1 and S1P 3-5 on the surface of lymphocytes → deplete Cd4 and CD8 in baseline and inhibit lymphocyte release from lyphatic organs
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Which forms of MS is Fingolimod (Gilenya) used in
relapsing forms of MS (RRMS and active SPMS) in pts 10+ y/o
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Cladribine (Mavenlad) monitoring
- Liver function - CBC at start of each treatment and 2 and 6 months after each yearly course
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Cladribine (Mavenlad) DDI
DDI - BBCRP/ABCG2 - PGP/ABCB1 - immunosuppresants - decreased effectiveness of contraceptives
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Cladribine (Mavenlad) AE
bone marrow suppression infecetion, URI PML graft versus host disease; hypersensitivity reaction hepatotoxic cardiotoxic CNS (HA) GI lymphocytopenia thrombocytopenia
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Cladribine (Mavenlad) CI
CI in pts with current malignancy or in preggers or in breastfeeding - effective contraception during dosing and for 6 months after last dose
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Cladribine (Mavenlad) MOA
- chemo agent Purine nucleoside anaglue → incorporated into DNA → breakage of DNA strand → shutdown of DNA syntesis and repair → may have cytotoxic effects on B and T lymphocytes Also depletes ATP Cell-cycle non-speific
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Whihc forms of MS is Cladribine (Mavenlad) used in
for relapsing forms of MS (RRMS and active SPMS) in adults who have had inadquate response or are intolerant to other therapies
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Mitoxantrone (Novantrone) AE
cardiotoxicity bone marrow suprresion, get CBC before each infusion stomatitits, esophagitis, oral ulceration N/V alopecia HA fatigue hepatic dysfunction
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Mitoxantrone (Novantrone) preggers consideration
Preggers D; significant [ ] can also remain in breast milk for 28 days
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Mitoxantrone (Novantrone) dosing in MS
IV Q3mo. ; each dose is 12mg/m^2 - life-time dose: of 100mg/m^2 (d/t cardio tox)
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Mitoxantrone (Novantrone) MOA
chemo agent Intercalates with DNA strands → breaks in DNA → inhibit DNA repair through topoisomerase II Affects rapidly dividing cells (chemo agent) with secndoary effects on immune system - antigen presentation - pro-inflammatory cytokine expresion - decreased leukocyte migration
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Which forms fo MS is Mitoxantrone (Novantrone) use din
SPMS, PRMS, or worsening or RRMS to reduce neurologic disability and/or frequency of relapse - NOT indicated for PPMS, really just reserved for rapdily-advacning refractory MS
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Ofatunumab (Kesimpta) monitoring
- LFTs - HepB screen (d/t contraindication) - monitor Ig levvels
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Ofatunumab (Kesimpta) AE
URI UTI SQ= systemic and local inj reactions PML HA increased LFTS
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Ofatunumab (Kesimpta) preggers consideration
Females of reproductive potential should use effective contraception during adn for 6 months after alst dose
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Ofatunumab (Kesimpta) dosing in MS, storage, and amdin
Sq 20mg QW for 3 weeks, then maintenance of 20mg SQ Qmo. - stored in fridge, allow to warm up (15-30min) before admin (can be given at home) - SQ in abdomen, thigh or uter opper arm in unmarred scin
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Ofatunumab (Kesimpta) MOA
Binds to extracellular loops of CD20 → potent complement-dependent cell lysis and Ab-dependneted cell-ediated toxicity in cells that overexpress CD20
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Ocrelizumab (OCrevus) monitoring
LFTs
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Ocrelizumab (OCrevus) AE
infusion reaction - premeidcate with steroids (methylprednisolone 100mg IV 30min prior) - antipyretic (APAP) - antihistamines (diphenhdramine 30-60mi prior) UTI URI HA nausea incrased LFTS
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Ocrelizumab (OCrevus) CI
HBV infection → screen befores starting
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Ocrelizumab (OCrevus) dosing in MS
start with 300mg IV, then 14D later another 300mg then 6 mo after first dose, 600mg; and 600mg Q6mo therafeter
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Ocrelizumab (OCrevus) MOA
humanized mAb binds to CD20 n surface of B cells and deplete them from circulation may play a role in immune system mediataed amage to brain and spinal cord tissues
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Which forms of MS is Ocrelizumab (OCrevus) use din
- PPMS and relapsing forms of MS (CIS, RRMS, and active SPMS) - reduces relapse rates, disability progression and disease acitivity in pts with RRMs and SPMS - reduces disability progression, volume of brain lesions, and whole brain volume loss in PPMS
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Alemtuzuma (Lemtrada) AE
Development of autoimmune thyroid disorders (including graves) rash HA pyrexia fatigue pruritis, uritcaria N/V, diarrhea, dyspepsia neurologic problems, paresthesia, dizziness chills insomnia dyspnea, nasopharyngitis musculoskeletal pain flushing infections (UTI, URI, sinusitis, fungal infection) incrased LFTS → LFT monitoring
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Alemtuzuma (Lemtrada) bbw
- automimmune condiitions (including immune thrombocytopenia) - infusion rectoin increased risk of malignancy
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Alemtuzuma (Lemtrada) monitoring
- urinalysis - TSH at baseline and Q3mo until 2 years afer last infusion - ECG prior to treatment - annual HPV - baseline adn annual skin exams - s/s of PML - LFT monitoring Observe pt 2 hrs after infusion
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Alemtuzuma (Lemtrada) dosing in MS
12mg IV over 4 hrs for 5 days, then a 3 day course at month 12 can be treated for another 3 days after 12 months admin antiviral ppx beginning on the first day of treatment adn continue for at least 2 months after completion and unti CD4 count is >200 premedicate with corticosteroids (1000mg methylprednisolone or equiv) - give immediately proir for first 3 days of treatment - can consider antihistamins or antipyretics
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Alemtuzuma (Lemtrada) MOA
humanzied mAb targets CD52 on T nd B lymphocytes, NK cells, macrophages, and monocytes → long term reduction of ciruclating T cells
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Which forms of MS is Alemtuzuma (Lemtrada) use din?
relapsing forms of MS (RRMS and SPMS) ; though generally reservved for pts with inadequate response to 2 or mroe meds d/t safety profile
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Natalizumab (Tysabri) monitoring
LFT monitoring
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Natalizumab (Tysabri) AE
infusion reactio hypersensiitivy reaction respiratory tract infectio UTI depression HA fatigue diarrhea cholelithases arthralgia PML incrased LFTS
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Natalizumab (Tysabri) dosing in MS
300mg IV Q4W
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Natalizumab (Tysabri) MOA
antagonizes alpha 4-itegrin of the adhesion molecule ver late activating antigen (VLA)-4 on leukocyes → prevents transmigration of leukocytes across the andothelium into inflamed parenchymal tissue
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WHich forms of MS is Natalizumab (Tysabri) used in
relapsing forms (CIS, RRM, active SPMS)
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Copaxone, Glatopa AE
Injection site reactions (including indurations, masses, and welts) transient flusing vasodilation (feels like a heart attack) constriction of throat asthenia N/V pain arthralgia anx palpitations dyspnea
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Copaxone, Glatopa dosing in MS
20mg SQ QD or 40mg TIW
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Copaxone, Glatopa MOA
glatiraer acetate though to be related to alteration of Tcell activation and differentiation
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Which forms of MS is Copaxone, Glatopa use in
relapsing forms (CIS, RRM, active SPMS)
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interferon beta-1a AE
flu-like symptoms → pre and psot medciate y a day with ibuprofen or APAP, dissipates with continued use; generally worse in females and those with low TBW inj site reaction depression myalgia arthralgia asthemnia malaise diaphoresis myastehnia
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Betaseron, Etaviab MOA
Inteferon beta-1a May augment suppressor T-cell function May decrease macrophage activating effect May decrease interferon gamma secretion by activating lymphocytes May down-regulate expression of MHC gene production on atigen preseting cells May suppress T cell proliferation adn decrease BBB permeabiity
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Which forms of MS is Betaseron (Extavia) used in
relapsing forms (CIS, RRM, active SPMS)
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Rebif MOA
Inteferon beta-1a: May augment suppressor T-cell function May decrease macrophage activating effect May decrease interferon gamma secretion by activating lymphocytes May down-regulate expression of MHC gene production on atigen preseting cells May suppress T cell proliferation adn decrease BBB permeabiity
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Which forms of MS is Rebif use din
relapsing forms (CIS, RRM, active SPMS)
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Plegridy MOA
Inteferon beta-1a: pegylated form → maintain effects longer in body May augment suppressor T-cell function May decrease macrophage activating effect May decrease interferon gamma secretion by activating lymphocytes May down-regulate expression of MHC gene production on atigen preseting cells May suppress T cell proliferation adn decrease BBB permeabiity
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Which forms of MS is Plegridy used in
relapsing forms (CIS, RRM, active SPMS)
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Avonex MOA
Inteferon beta-1a: May augment suppressor T-cell function May decrease macrophage activating effect May decrease interferon gamma secretion by activating lymphocytes May down-regulate expression of MHC gene production on atigen preseting cells May suppress T cell proliferation adn decrease BBB permeabiity
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Whch form of MS is Avonex use di
relapsing forms (CIS, RRM, active SPMS)
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Corticotropin Acthar gel dosing in MS
IM or SQ 80-120 U/day for 2-3 weeks
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Corticotropin Acthar mOA
Stimuate adrenal cortex to secete adrenal steroids (including cortissol), weakly androgenic substances, and aldosterone
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What is Corticotropin Acthar used for in MS
acute exacerbation
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Corticosteroid AE
insomnia mood changes (irratibility) GI upset (give H2 bblocker or PPI)
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Corticosteroid dosing in MS
Methylprednsoline 1gm IV QD 3-5D may be followed by prednosone taper (60mg QD 7D, then 60mg QOD 7D, then 40mg QOD 7D, then 20mg QOD 7D)
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What are corticosteroids used for in MS
Acute exaceration
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corticosteroid MOA
Decreases nflammation by preventing migration of polymorphonuclear leukcytes and reversal of capillary permeability