A.29 Drugs Against Ectoparasites Flashcards
Organophosphate Drugs to know
Diazinon
Coumaphos
Carbamates drugs to know
Propoxur
Pyrethroids drugs to know
Permethrin
Deltamethrin
Flumethrin
Formamidine drugs to know
Amitraz
Types of ectoparasiticides
Adulticides (contact poison or systemic agents)
Insect growth regulators
Repellents
Absorption of ectoparasiticides
Slow, but good absorption
Distribution of ectoparasiticides
Broad goes through BBB
Mechanism of action of ectoparasiticides
GluCl channels (hyperpolarisation and depolarisation)
Acts on Ach receptor
Duration of action of : collars, spot on, sprays
4-8 months
4-12 weeks
Days
PK of organophosphates
A: good
D: excellent
M: met by liver (partial activation , increase of toxicity)
E: urine & faeces
Organophosphate after being metabolised by liver
Diazoxone (much more toxic and longer half life)
Mode of action of organophosphate
Contact poison
IRREVERSIBLE inhibition of Ach E
Diazinon spectrum:
Fleas, ticks, lice, mites, myiasis
Coumaphos spectrum
Varroosis of honey bees
Side effects of organophosphate
SLUDGE, bradycardia, bronchoconstriction
Muscle tremor
Seizures, coma