Quickies Flashcards

(75 cards)

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Adverse effects in all organ systems

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Adesleukin

interferon - renal

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Adesleukin

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affects every organ system
capillary leak syndrome
Melanoma
IL-2 agonist

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Pregnancy Cat D

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end w/ -ib

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Imiquimod

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localized BCC and AK
Immunostimulant (TLR-7 and 8; Th1; negative effect on GLI)
Can compromise birth control
photosensitivity

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interferon

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Melanoma immunotherapy
Contraindicated in autoimmune, cardiac dz, depression;
Flu-like, blood

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Blood dyscrasias

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Interferon
Sorafenib
Trametinib

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Iplilimumb (MMM)

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Melanoma immunotherapy
Immunostimulate of T Cells (inhibits CTLA-4)
Many unique contraindications
mild–>severe (toxic epidermal necrolysis)
Endocrinopathies

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SJS

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all three signal transduction inhibitor melanoma therapies

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SOrafenib

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SO many targets (VEGF, PDGFR, RAF kinase)
SO much bleeding
SOre hands and feet (hand-foot syndrome)
Melanoma signal transduction inhibitor

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Trametinib

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Melanoma signal transduction inhibitor
Reversible MEK inhibitor
BRAF V600(K) mutations
Requires genetic testing
EYE!!
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Trichloroacetic acid

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AK

burning, inflammation, localized tenderness

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VemuRAFenib

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Melanoma signal transdction inhibitor
BRAF inhibitor
SHOULD NOT be used in wild-type--> secondary tumors via paradoxical
Requires genetic testing
EYE!!
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VisSMOdegib

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SMO inhibitor

blocks SMOoth moves by eggs and sperm (male and female teratogen)

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BCC

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localized=imiquimod

advanced= cisplatin and cyclo

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SCC

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early=surgery/radiation

Late=Cisplatin

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Melanoma

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2 - 3 - and 3
Carmustine and Dacarbazine
Adesleukin, Interferon, Ipilimumab
Sorafenib, Trametinib, Vemurafenib

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Acyclovir

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zoster and chicken pox
classic viral DNA polymerase (dGTP)
prevents chain elongation
neurotoxicity

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Cidofovir

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deoxyCytosine…viral DNA polymerase
POX, HHV-6 and 7
NEPHROTOXICITY (probenecid and hydration)

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Famciclovir

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Zoster
classic viral DNA polymerase (dGTP)
Best tolerated

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Foscarnet

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HHV-6
Unusual MOA
prevents chain elongation
Electrolyte imbalance

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Ganicyclovir

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HHV-6 and 8
classic viral DNA polymerase (dGTP)
Blood penias

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Valacyclovir

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same as acyclovir (pro-drug)

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Acitretin

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Topical Psoriasis
RAR retinoid
Similar to Vitamin A toxicity (dry skin; nosebleed; conjunctivitis; hair loss…); mucocutaneous and muscoskeletal symptoms; hyperlipidemia
Teratogen

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Tazorotene

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Psoriasis AND acne
RAR retinoid
Teratogen

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Adalimumab Enterocept Infliximab
Psoriasis and autoimmunes TNF-a Don't use concurrent vaccines/immunosuppression BBW infections and neoplasia
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Infliximab
extra problems since chimeric
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Ustukinumab
(p)40 - (Th)17 = (IL-)23 + (Th)1 = 24 / 2 = (IL-) 12 Psoriasis don't use w/ live virus vaccine infections and neoplasias and anaphylaxis
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all mabs...
worry about infections and neoplasia
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Calcipotrene
Topical psoriasis Retinoid RXR receptors Vitamin D Hypercalcemia and Hypercalciuria!!!
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Topical application
everything but mabs
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Calcitrol
Psoriasis better tolerated and more potent hormonally active Vit D3
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Adapaline
Acne | RAR retinoid
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Isotretinoin
Acne | RAR retinoid
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Tretinoin
Acne RAR retinoid reduces cell layers of corneum
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Benzyl Peroxide
pro-drug | liberation of free radicals
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Clindamycin-Erythromycin
inhibit 50S | static or cidal depending on dose
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Salicylic acid
Desquamation of horny layer Prolonged admin-->salicylism... early signs=dizziniess and tinnitis; severe=multiple organs
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Fluorinated steroids
don't give on face-->peri-oral, rosacea like rash
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Mild steroid
Hydrocortisone (psoriasis and acne)
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Moderate steroid
Betamethasone valerate
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Very potent steroid
Clobetasol proprionate
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Dapsone
bacteriostatic folic acid antagonist and inhibits neutrophil chemotaxis dose adjustment in renal impairment DAPSONE syndrome (methemaglobinemia& hemolysis; liver, CNS, blood, rash...SJS) CONTRAINDICATED IN G-6-PD definiciency pts; Drug-Drug: Rifampin; Cimetidine; Omeprezole; trimethoprim; Probenecid Renal elimination
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Rifampin
beta subunit of DNA-dependent RNA polymerase Hepatic elimination Hemolysis, Hepatic toxicities; discolored body fluid CYP inducer
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Clofazimine
Selective (for mycobacteria>>than host DNA) binding to guanine in DNA Hepatic elimination Liver, stain body fluids brown, suckling infant Progressive and dose-dependent immunosuppression
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Hepatic toxicity
All anti-mycobacterials
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Thalidomide
Anti-inflammatory (NFkB effects) Somnolensce; rash; headache; Peripheral neuropathy TERATOGENIC
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Amorolfine
blocks ergosterol synthesis topical Onychomycosis
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Ciclopirox
Localized tinea and Onychomycosis Interferes w/ DNA & RNA synthesis; blocks fungal transmembrane transport No effect on Cell wall
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Avoid in Hx of Hypersensitivity to drug/co-formulated materials
Amorolfine Ciclopirox Naftifine
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Fluconazole
F the kidneys (renal elimination and dose adjust) real F'in permeable to CSF Lots of CYP interations
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QT prolongations and dysrhythmias
Fluconazole P V
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BBW negative inotropic effect
I
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Posaconazole
Pop (must take w/ acidic stuff) | Pgp
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Voriconazole
``` Visual disturbances and photosensitivity Penetrates CSF (along w/ F) ```
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Itraconazole
I for inotrope | minimal CSF
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Terbinafine
Squalene | T for transient lymphopenia and neutropenia
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Griseofulvin | lots of Ps...PO only, PPP contraindications; Photosensitizer; partial elimination via perspiration
Oral for widespread tinea and onychomycosis Liver CYP 3A4 inducer Oral only PPP contraindications (pregnancy, porphyria, PCN allergy) Photosensitizer Elimination partially by perspiration
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oral for widespread tinea and onychomycosis | topical for localized tinea
all azoles except Keto and Posacon
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Nafitine
Squalene Cat B Anti-inflammatory and bactericdal properties DON'T combo w/ azoles b/c redundant
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Bacitracin
``` Polypeptide antibiotic inhibits bacterial ceell wall synthesis (by inhibiting dephosphorylation of isoprenyl pyrophosphate carrier protein) Gram + cocci and bacilli NEPHROTOXICITY topical, usually in combo ```
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Cephalexin
Can cross BBB good for bacteremia and meningitis; Enteric G-; NOT enterococci Nearly same as PCN but w/ slightly different structure
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Daptinomycin
``` "Dap dat membrane" depolarization and loss of membrane potential of bacterial cell membrane bactericidal IV infusion once daily bound to albumin muscle pain or weakness aerobic gram + (for the hard stuff) MRSA ```
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Linezolid
``` Inhibits protein synthesis (binds to 23S on 50) static to Staph and enterococci cidal to strept MRSA and serious VRE optic and peripheral neuropathy aspartame and PKU MAO interactions ```
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Mupirocin
``` Inhibits protein and RNA synthesis (binds reversibly to Staph isoleucyl tRNA synthetase conc. depend stat/cidal Gram + bacteria (MRSA) Polyethylene glycol in ointment impetigo treatment ```
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Trimethoprim/Sulfamethoxazole
MRSA and MSSA ``` hematologic effects (give folic acid); drug-induced fever, rash, diarrhea, pancytopenia in HIV pts; skin rxns ``` 1 part trimethoprim (folic acid) : 5 parts Sulfamethoxazole (PABA)
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Vancomycin
D-Ala D-Ala
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Malathion
ovicidal metabolized to malaoxon inhibits AchEsterase DUMBBELS treated w/ atropine and pralidoxime
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PermethrIN
synthetic binds Na channels...hyperexciteability and paralysis Resistance emerging kdr mutations in Na channels Safe for humans asthma exaccerbation in ragweed sensitive pts
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Lindane
``` GABA blockade Resistance emerging topical as lotion/shampoo NOT 1st line Rx Neurotoxicity!!!! toxic exposure in weak populations ```
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IvermectIN
glutamate-gated Cl channels...hyperexited and paralysis oral and topical Not good for immature BBB asthma
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EflORNITHINE
ornithine decarboxylase inhibitor: ef's up your hair (blocks polyamines role in nucleic acid synthesis) Trypanostatic action
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Finasteride
``` Sexual dysfunction!! Hair growth Oral Testosterone analogue (blocks 5-a-reductase) Decr scalp and serum DHT conc. ```
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Methoxsalen
Oral and topical pigmenting agent (activated by UVA) Conjugation and cross-linking of DNA (cell death via photo damage used in treatment of psoriasis, lymphoma, etc.) Vitilgo treatment (melanocytes move up and repopulate epidermis)
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Minoxidil
Hair growth | Topical
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Minocycline
30S