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Pharm-Chap20 Immuno

QuestionAnswer
carboplatin Paraplatin
cisplatin Platinol
cyclophosphamide Cytoxan
dactinomycin/actinomycin D Cosmegen
doxorubicin Adriamycin
androgens danazol (Danocrine)
estrogens ECP/Synovex C
Glucocorticoids Pred/Dex
azathioprine Imuran
hydroxyurea Hydrea/Droxia
vinblastine Alkaban-AQ/Velbane
vincristine Oncovin/Vincasar
filgrastin Neupogen
Sargramostine Leukine
Interleukin-2 Proleukin
acemannan Acemannan Immunostimulant
cyclosporine Optimmune-Opthalmic ointment/Sandimmune-Oral/Atopica-Injection
azathioprine Imuran-Tabs & Injection
cyclophosphamide Cytoxan
mercaptopurine Purinethol
l-asparaginase Elspar/Oncaspar
toceranib Palladia-Oral tab
Antineoplastic Drugs AKA - anticancer drugs & chemotherapeutic agents
G1 phase Enzyme production
G2 phase RNA & protein synthesis
S phase DNA synthesis & replication
M phase mitosis
G0 phase resting phase
CCNS work during any phase
CCS work during specific phase
Growth fraction % of cancerous cells actively dividing
Doubling time time required for number of cancerous cells to double
Pulse dosing method of delivering chemo agents to produce increased levels of drug early & then prolonged dose-free period
CCNS-Alkylating agents carboplatin/cisplatin/cyclophosphamide
CCNS-Antitumor antibiotics dactinomycin/actinomycin D/doxorubicin
CCNS-Steroid drugs androgens/estrogens/glucocorticoids
CCS-Antimetabolites azathioprine/hydroxyurea
CCS-Alkaloids vinblastine/vincristine
Immune Enhancers Roferon-A Injection/Intron-A Injection
CSFs filgrastin/sargramostine
Interleukins interleukin-2
Immune Dehancers cyclosporine/azathioprine/cyclophosphamide/mercaptopurine
Enzymes l-asparaginase
Enzyme Inhibitors toceranib
Sarcoma cancer of connective tissue
Leukemia cancer of WBCs
Tyrosine Kinase enzyme from some tumors that inhibits & kills off cells
All phases CCNS
CCS-Antimetabolites S phase
CCS-Alkaloids M phase
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