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when do you initiate ESA in anemia for cancer patients
Hgb <10
when do you hold ESA in anemia for cancer patients
Hgb > 11
what is the goal Hgb for anemia for cancer patients
10-11
should we initiate ESA in patients who are receiving curative intent chemotherapy
NO
dosing for ESA (erythropoietin)
150 units/kg SC tiw or 40k units once weekly until completion of therapy
how to dose adjust ESA (erythropoietin)
reduce dose by 25% if less than 1g/dL increase in 2 weeks
increase dose to 300 units/kg tiw or 60k units weekly if it does not increase by 1 or if still below 10
D/C after 8 weeks if RBC transfusions needed or no response
erythropoietin brand name
Epogen, Procrit, Retacrit
ESA pearls
CI in uncontrolled HTN
Risk of CV, thromboembolic events, tumor progression
monitor BP, CBC, start iron if ferritin <100 or TSAT <20
Neutropenia ANC value
<1500
Febrile Neutropenia value and temp
ANC<500 and temp >38.3 once or >38 for 1 hour
management of febrile neutropenia
Broad spectrum Abx
Consider G-CSF
Filgrastim dosing and route (granix is SubQ only)
weight > 75 = 480mcg daily iv or SubQ
weight < 75 = 300mcg daily iv or SubQ
filgrastim brands and routes
Neupogen - IV or SubQ
Granix - SubQ
Nivestym -
when do you start and stop filgrastim
start 24 hours after completion of chemo
treatment for up to 14 days until ANC reaches 10k, then d/c
difference between pegfilgrastim and filgrastim
pegfilgrastim is used once per cycle and is SubQ only
thrombocytopenia platelet count
<150k
thrombocytopenia treatment
platelet transfusion
which type of paraneoplastic syndrome causes SIADH or Cushings
small cell lung cancer (endocrine)
which type of paraneoplastic syndrome causes polycythemia (epo production)
Hematologic
lab values for Tumor Lysis Syndrome
Hyperkalemia >6
Hyperuricemia >8
Hyperphosphatemia >4.5
Hypocalcemia <7
risk factors for TLS
cancer more than 10cm
highly proliferative tumor
tumors senstive to chemo
dehydration, hypotension, acidosis, renal or cardiac disease
baseline uric acid >7.5
acidic urine
wbc >250k
elevated lactate dehydrogenase
clinical symptoms for TLS
renal impairment (SCr >1.5x UNL)
cardiac arrhythmias
Seizures
requires two lab values + any of the above
hyperkalemia management
Moderate and asymptomatic (K>6) - potassium binder
Severe (K>7) insulin, dextrose, sodium bicarb, albuterol
hyperuricemia management and their deficiencies
allopurinol - HLA-B *5801
rasburicase (uric acid >8) - G6PD
allopurinol dosing for TLS
600-800mg po in 2-3 doses
rasburicase dosing for TLS
treatment: 0.2mg/kg IV daily for 5 days
prevention: 6mg IV once before chemo
Hyperphosphatemia TLS management
Moderate (>6.5) - phosphate binders (calcium, sevelamer, lanthanum, aluminum)
Severe (>14) dialysis
Hypocalcemia TLS treatment
correct hyperphosphatemia
if symptomatic IV calcium
TLS prevention
Hydration (avoid LR)
most common vesicants
anthracyclines
cisplatin
mitomycin, mitoxantrone, mechlorethamine
vinca alkaloids
taxanes
oxaliplatin
anthracycline extravasation treatment
cold compress on day 1 only
dexrazoxane 100mg/m2 within 6 hours then again after 24 hours, then 500mg/m2 after 48 hours
DMSO - topical if dexrazoxane unavailable
Dexrazoxane brand names
Totect - for extravasation
Zinecard - for cardio
Mitomycin and mitoxantrone extravasation treatment
cold compress on day 1
DMSO - topical
Vinca extravasation treatment
hot compress
Hyaluronidase - 1ml as 5 separate injections SubQ
taxane extravasation treatment
cold compress
Hyaluronidase - SubQ
oxaliplatin and mechlorethamine extravasation treatment
sodium thiosulfate - SubQ
normal calcium leves
8.5-10.5
correct calcium formula
Calcium + [0.8x(4-albumin)]
Hypercalcemia of malignancy treatment
fluids
calcitonin - Im or SubQ, limit duration to 24-48 hours
Zoledronic acid
Pamidronate
Denosumab - 120mg SubQ every 4 weeks
How many doses is MESNA given in for hemorrhagic cystitis
3 doses
max dose of doxorubicin
450-550mg/m2
max dose of mitoxantrone
140mg/m2
what must the lvef be in order to start anthracyclines of trastuzumab
50
at what dose do we start dexrazoxane
>300mg/m2
what can cause cytokine release syndrome and what drug can be used
CAR T cell therapy
tocilizumab and then corticosteroid
which drugs require non-pvc bags
taxanes
etoposide
teniposide
ixabepilone
which drugs require a 0.22 filter
paclitaxel
etoposide
teniposide
bevacizumab
which drugs requires a 5 micron filter
amphotericin
which drugs are protect from light
dacarbazine
etoposide
anthracyclines
methotrexate
what iv solution can you put oxaliplatin in
D5W only