Anti-Neoplastic Drugs

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Which of the following is a common side effect of anti-neoplastic drugs?

  • Enhanced appetite
  • Increased energy levels
  • Improved sleep quality
  • Fatigue and weakness (correct)

What is the primary goal of anti-neoplastic drugs in cancer treatment?

  • Promote the differentiation of cancer cells
  • Enhance the metastasis of cancer cells
  • Inhibit or kill cancer cells (correct)
  • Stimulate the growth of cancer cells

How do anti-neoplastic drugs differ from traditional chemotherapy?

  • They only target healthy cells
  • They are less effective in treating cancer
  • They specifically target cancer cells (correct)
  • They have no impact on cancer cells

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Study Notes

Anti-Neoplastic Drugs

  • Common side effect: Myelosuppression (suppressing bone marrow's ability to produce blood cells)
  • Primary goal: To destroy or slow the growth of cancer cells, reducing tumor size and preventing further cancer cell division
  • Differences from traditional chemotherapy: Anti-neoplastic drugs target specific cancer cells or signaling pathways, whereas traditional chemotherapy has a broader, less targeted effect on rapidly dividing cells, including non-cancerous ones

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