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complex disease state
considered a specialty medication; retail pharmacies do not stock them. ANS True
immunomodulating drugs
development of abnormal Multiple Sclerosis - involved the CNS RA - autoimmune disorder Crohn's disease - inflammation in the digestion tract Hepatitis C - virus that lead to liver damage HIV - bodys own immune system is attacked
DMARDS (disease modifying anti-rheumatic drugs). ANS - True
It was first identified in the early 1990s It attacks the CD-4 cells It is spread through respiratory secretions With recent medical advancements a cure is now possible. ANS it attacks the CD-4 cells
Bevacizumab Natalizumab Aldesleukin Anakinra Abatacept Etanercept ANS Interferon beta-1a - Avonex Adalimumab - Humira Bevacizumab - Avastin Natalizumab - Tysabri Aldesleukin - Proleukin Anakinra - Kineret Abatacept - Orencia Etanercept – Enbrel
It is marketed under the brand names Avonex and Rebif Avonex is a once weekly subcutaneous injection
You Answered It is indicated to treat relapsing multiple sclerosis Common adverse events include flu like symptoms ANS Avonex is a once weekly subcutaneous injection
leak syndrome
program due to the risk of heart failure exacerbation. ANS False
C? ANS interferons
Cure rates are now over 95% The new treatments are extremely expensive Treatment lasts 8-12 weeks The mechanism is essentially aimed at boosting the patient's natural immune response. ANS The mechanism is essentially aimed at boosting the patient's natural immune response.
Compliance is critical to the success of these drugs All HIV medications essentially work by the same mechanism ANS Compliance is critical to the success of these drugs
Protease Inhibitor Integrase Inhibitor Fusion Inhibitor ANS NRTI - incorporate themselves into the DNA inhibiting reverse transcriptase NNRTI - binds to reverse transcriptase and prevents it from working Protease Inhibitor - preventing the final assembly of the new virus Integrase Inhibitor - prevent the virus from being able to enter the nucleus Fusion Inhibitor - prevent the virus from binding completely to the host cell
ANS True
interleukin-
Interferon beta 1-a Adalimumab Bevacizumab Aldesleukin Abatacept ANS Interferon beta 1-a - MS Adalimumab - Crohns Disease Bevacizumab - Colorectal Cancer Aldesleukin - Melanoma Abatacept - RA
Anakinra
to obtain a medication? ANS To meet with the pharmacist face-to-face