transplant Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
Q

Induction agents

A

rabbit
horse
alemtuzumab
basiliximab

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2
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major side effect of rabbit

A

leukopenia, thrombocytopenia
fever and chills (pre-medicate)

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3
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alemtuzumab AEs

A

T cell depletion
infusion related rxns

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4
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basiliximab pro

A

non-lymphodepleting
reserved for immunocompromised/cancer patients

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5
Q

calcineurin inhibitors

A

cyclosporine
tacrolimus

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6
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antimetabollites

A

azathioprine
mycophenolate mofetil
mycophenolate sodium

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7
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mTOR inhibitors

A

sirolimus
everolimus

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8
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t-cell co stimulation blocker

A

belatacept

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9
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what tacrolimus formulation is preferred and why

A

ER due to lower drug dose and less side effects

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10
Q

how are cyclosporines metabolized

A

cyp and PGP

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11
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cyclosporine half life

A

highly variable (10-40hr)
prolonged in hepatic disease or disorders of biliary excretion

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12
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cyclosporines AEs

A

hypertension
hypercholesterolemia
hypertriglyceridemia
gingival hyperplasia
hirsutism

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13
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tacrolimus AEs

A

neurotoxicity (headache)
insomnia
tremor
dizziness
hyperglycemia
alopecia

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14
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Azathioprine AEs

A

GI
bone marrow suppression

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15
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what is the most common antimetabolite used

A

mycopheenolic acid

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16
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mycophenolate pregnancy

17
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mycophenolic DDIs

A

other suppressive drugs

18
Q

what are the mTORs

A

sirolimus
everolimus

19
Q

mTOR metabolism

A

cyp 3A4 and PGP
same DDIs as CNIs

20
Q

what is sirolimus approved for

A

kidney rejection prophylaxis

21
Q

what is everolimus approved for

A

kidney and liver transplant rejection prophylaxis

22
Q

sirolimus and everolimus AEs

A

edema
hyperlipidemia
hypertriglyceridemia
impaired wound healing
mouth ulcers
proteinuria

23
Q

belatacept contraindication

A

liver transplant
EBV negative patients

24
Q

when to use belatacept

A

replacement or adjunct to CNI

25
what is the triple drug regimen
CNI + Antimetabolite +/ Corticosteroid
26
when to use the CNI avoidance/minimization
need to improve renal function
27
when to use the corticosteroid withdrawal or avoidance
decrease long-term associated toxicity
28
acute cellular rejection mild-moderate
high dose corticosteroids
29
acute cellular rejection moderate to severe
rabbit alemtuzumab if refractory
30
antibody mediated rejection
steroids +/ rituximab +/ IVIG
31
CMV treatment
valganciclovir
32
candida treatment
posaconazole