Exam 3 - Ott (MS) Flashcards
(88 cards)
1
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Route of Admin? Interferon B1a (Avonex)
A
IM once weekly
2
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Route of Admin? Interferon B1a (Rebif)
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SQ 3 x week
3
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Route of Admin? Interferon B1b (Betaseron, Extavia)
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SQ QOD
4
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Route of Admin? Peginterferon B1a (Plegridy)
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SQ q 14 days
needs titration!!
5
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Route of Admin?
Glatiramer (Copaxone)
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SQ QD
6
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Route of Admin?
Fingolimod (Gilenya)
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PO QD
7
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Route of Admin?
Teriflunomide
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PO QD
8
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Route of Admin? Dimethyl Fumarate (Tecfidera)
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PO BID
9
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Route of Admin?
Natalizumab
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IV q 4 weeks
10
Q
Route of Admin?
Mitoxantrone
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IV q 3 mos
11
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Route of Admin?
Alemtuzumab
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IV infusion over 4 hours
1st course x 5 days
2nd course x3 days (given 1 yr after first course)
12
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Route of Admin?
Daclizumab
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SQ once monthly
13
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Route of Admin?
Ocrelizumab
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IV at least 3.5 hours q 6 months
14
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which MS drug should be premedicated with corticosteroids
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alemtuzumab (lemtrada) done for 1st days of each course
also…
ocrelizumab
15
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which MS drug is Pregnancy X/Contraindicated in pregnancy
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Teriflunomide (Aubagio)
16
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which MS drugs are given IM
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interferon B1a (Avonex)
17
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which MS drugs are given SQ
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Interferon B1a (Rebif) Interferon B1b (Betaseron, Extavia) Peginterferon B1a (Plegridy) Glatiramer Acetate (Copaxone) Daclizumab (Zinbryta)
18
Q
which MS drugs are given orally
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Fingolimd (Gilenya)
Teriflunomide (Aubagio)
Dimethyl Fumarate (Tecfidera)
19
Q
which MS drugs are given IV
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Natalizumab (Tysabri)
Mitoxantrone (Novantrone)
Alemtuzumab (Lemtrada)
Ocrelizumab (Ocrevus)
20
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which drug has AV block as a risk
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Fingolimod (Gilenya)
21
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what is measured in MS drug clinical trials to measure impact/efficacy
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EDSS - expanded disability status scale
22
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EDSS:
what would 0 mean? and what would 10 mean?
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0 = normal neurological examiniation 10 = death from MS
23
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in RRMS, progression ot SPMS is about _____ years
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20 - 25
24
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what type of MS typically starts in pts over 50 y.o
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PPMS (primary progressive)
25
what is the most common MS type
RRMS
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treating acute MS attacks:
| __________ treatment is first choice
high dose corticosteroid
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treating acute MS attacks:
| Methylprednisolone dosing?
500 mg - 1000 mg IV daily x 3 - 7 days
| w/ or w/out oral taper over 1 - 3 weeks
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treating acute MS attacks:
| if pt is output -- use what drug and how to dose it?
use oral prednisone!
1250 mg every OTHER day x 5 days
(No need to taper!)
29
what drug is used for treatment resistant MS?
Alemtuzumab (Lemtrada)
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Disease Modifying Therapies for MS:
| what drugs are second line
Natalizumab (Tysabri)
and
Mitoxantrone (Novantrone)
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Disease Modifying Therapies for MS:
| what drugs are first line
the interferon drugs (B1a and B1b)
Glatiramer
Fingolimod
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Disease Modifying Therapies for MS:
| what drugs are first line (but newer drugs too)
teriflunomide
Dimethyl fumurate
Daclizumab
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what drug is the only drug approved for PPMS
Ocrelizumab
| can be used in RRMS tho*
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which drug has to have 2 hour monitoring post administration? and why?
alemtuzumab - b/c life threatening allergic rxn possible/anaphylaxis
35
what are ways to decrease injection site reactions from MS drugs
apply warm compress or ice (before/after injection)
warm medication to room temp
ensure needle completely penetrates the skin during injection
36
how to reduce flu-like symptoms that come from interferon injections?
do right before bed
| take OTC med to alleviate symptoms (tylenol and benadryl)
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what are possible post- injection site reactions
facial flushing
chest tightness/dyspnea
palpitations/tachycardia
anxiety
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what is PML/ why does it happen?
a serious adverse event --- caused by reactivation of dormant JCV
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what drugs are associated with PML
Natalizumab - black box warning)
| recent report w/ fingolimod and dimethyl fumurate
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Sxs of PML
```
neurobehavioral, motor, language, and cognitive changes
seizures
vision changes
tremor
hemiparesis
```
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what is pseduobulbar effect
frequent/inappropriate episodes of crying/laughin
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what drug is used for pseduobulbar effect
Neudexta (dextromethorphan and quinidine)
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explain the mechanism of Neudexta (how do the two drugs in it related to each other..)
DM -- is an agonist for sigma-I receptors --- will suppress excitatory neruotransmitters
DM --> Dextrophan in the periphery (not good bc DM needs to get through blood brain barrier --- cant do that as dextrophan)
Quinidine used as P450 2D6 inhibitor to block conversion of DM --> Dextrophan (lets DM get to CNS!!!)
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what MS drug has to have the first done at a clinic due to decreased HR or AV block
fingolimod
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which MS drug is assoc. with cardiomyopathy, reduced LVEF, and irreversible CHF
Mitoxantrone
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which MS drug is contraindicated if Hx of autoimmune hepatitis/hepatic impairment
Daclizumab
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what MS drugs have increased risk of malignancies
Alemtuzumab (why for tx resistant MS)
and
Ocrelizumab
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which drug is contraindicated in HIV infection and why?
Alemtuzumab (will decrease CD4 counts)
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what drug can be used to help with gait abnormalities
Dalfampridine (Ampyra)
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Side Effects of Dalfampridine --- depend on if ______
if its ER vs IR.... (they have diff ADE profiles)
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Dalfampridine ADEs:
ER ----
vs
IR -----
ER: UTIs, Insomnia, Dizziness, HA, nausea
IR: Seizures (CONTRAINDICATED in pts w/ hx of seizures)
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Pregnancy and MS:
| What drug is Category X
Teriflunomide
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Pregnancy and MS:
| which drug is category D
Mitoxantrone
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Pregnancy and MS:
| what drug has to be stopped 2 years before pregnancy
Teriflunomide
| use activated charcoal to get out of system faster
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Pregnancy and MS:
| what drug has to be stopped at least 2 months before conception
Fingolimid
| b/c half life is ~ 10 days
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Ott Chart:
| Interferon ADEs?
```
Flu Like Reactions
Injection Site Reactions
Depression
Worsening of CHF (preexisting)
Hepatotoxicty
Thyroid Dysfunction
Psychosis
Seizures
Thrombotic Microangiopathy
```
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Ott Chart:
| Interferon monitoring?
```
CBC
LFTs
LVEF
Thyroid
Depression/Mental State
Cirrhosis Monitoring..
AVOID IN SEVERE DEPRESSION
```
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Ott Chart:
| Glatiramer ADEs?
```
Infection
hypersensitvity
chest tightness
Flushing
uticaria
rash
```
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Ott Chart:
| Glatiramer Monitoring?
MRI
Tissue Necrosis
Post injection reaction
(is Pregnancy Category B!)
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Ott Chart:
| Fingolimod ADEs?
```
Macular Retinal Edema
AV BLOCK/BRADYCARDIA
Decrease lung function
HTN
infections
(maybe PML...test for JCV)
```
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Ott Chart:
| Fingolimod Monitoring?
Stays in system for 2 mos after stopping (Pregnancy Caution)
CONTRAINDICATIONS - multiple (on diff.note card...)
Must stay in clinic for 6 hours post dose
Do not start in pts with active infection
Avoid live attenuated vaccins during tx and 2 mos after
REMS - bradycardia/AV block
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Contraindications of Fingolimod
Recent MI/Stroke
2nd or 3rd degree AV block
QT prolongation
decompensated CHF
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which drug do people have to stay in clinic for 6 hours post dose
Fingolimod
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what is the REMS for fingolimod
Bradycardia
| AV Block
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Ott Chart:
| Teriflunomide ADEs?
```
SJS
liver failure
neutropenia
Respiratory infection
Activation of TB
Alopecia
Neuropathy
```
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Ott Chart:
| Teriflunomide Monitoring?
Pregnancy -- CONTRAINDICATED (2 years after stopping too)
do not start in pts with active infection
screen for TB
avoid live vaccines
(TB Test, Pregnancy Test)
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Ott Chart:
| Dimethyl Fumurate ADEs
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Flushing
rash
pruritis
diarrhea
increase LFTs
Lymphocytopenia
infections
```
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Ott Chart:
| Dimethyl Fumurate Monitoring?
if serious infection --- hold drug
take with food decrease incidence of flushing
monitor CBC and LFTs
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what drug should be taken with food to decrease incidence of flushing
dimethyl fumurate
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Ott Chart:
| Natalizumab ADEs?
PML
| Depression
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Ott Chart:
| Natalizumab Monitoring?
```
MONOTHERAPY ONLY
Test for JCV Abs
Washout period: 14 days for Interferon or Glatiramer
and
6 mos for Mitoxantrone
Risk of IRIS due to d/cing due to PML
REMS --- limited availability
```
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what drug has risk of IRIS (Immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome) and why?
Natalizumab --- risk happens with you discontinue the drug because PML happened
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Ott Chart:
| Mitoxantrone ADEs?
Bone marrow suppression
neutrophenia
cardiotoxicity (decrease LVEF/irrever. CHF/cardiomyopathy)
Acute Leukemia
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Ott Chart:
| Mitoxantrone Monitoring?
Pregnancy Test before each infusion
for lifetime dose: do NOT exceed 140 mg/m^2
(Monitor: LVEF, CBC, EKG, LFTs)
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what drug can not exceed 140 mg/m^2 in a lifetime
Mitoxantrone
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Mitoxantrone can't surpass _______ as a lifetime dose
140 mg/m^2
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which drug has PML monitoring but no need for JCV testing
Ocrelizumab
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which drug needs Heb B screen before the first dose
ocrelizumab
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what drug needs an antiviral agent for herpetic prophylaxis starting on day 1 of dosing then do for at least 2 mos once treatment is done?
Alemtuzumab
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which drug causes bone marrow suppression
mitoxantrone
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which drugs should have LVEF monitored
mitoxantrone
| Interferons
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which drugs need thyroid monitoring
interferons; Alemtuzumab
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which drugs have REMS?
fingolimod
Natalizumab
Alemtuzumab
Daclizumab
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which drugs should you avoid live vaccines with
```
Alemtuzumab
daclizumab
ocrelizumab
fingolimod
teriflunomide
```
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which drug needs a washout period between certain drugs
natalizumab
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For Natalizumab:
| Wash-Out Period for what drugs and how long?
14 days for GLATIRAMER or INTERFERON
| 6mos for Mitoxantrone
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Ott Chart:
| what are the ADEs of Daclizumab
```
diaphoresis
shivering/flu like symptoms
skin reactions
mouth ulcers
seizures
loss of appetite/mood changes
N/V
```
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what drug has a CI of AST/ALTs 2x normal limit
daclizumab
