antibiotic seminar

Question 1

sterile cystis in female cat

Answer 1

no antibiotics
NSAIDS if not blocked
discuss dress

Question 2

4 year old male crossbread dog
haemorragic dihorea

Answer 2

maropitant
ivft

often not systematically unwell bar dehydration and blood loss
MONITOR for sepsis
mm
temp
leukocytosis- might be leukopenic
gram neg sepsis- amoxyclav, fluroquinolones if second line

Question 3

unutered 4 year old male labradore, urinating blood

Answer 3

determine if not blocked

culture and sensitity- amoxyclav if uanbe and suspect cystitis

rectal for prostatitis- symetric and painful-
fluroquinolones good penetration into prostate- sulfonamide( be aware of side effects), oxytetracycline, doxycycline
amoxyclav can penitrate inflamed prostate

if not responding, think neoplasia

Question 4

what not to use enrofloxasin for

Answer 4

strep
skin wounds tht could be strep

can become necrotising faccitis

Question 5

very accute cat bite

Answer 5

clean and flush
asses depth- be aware of bites near joints
NSAIDS

Question 6

amoziclav

Answer 6

gram pos and neg
aerobes and anarobes

Question 7

kennel cought

Answer 7

monitor, antitussive

Question 8

female neutered labradore straining to urinate

Answer 8

Amoxyclav has good coverage and penetration into bladder
protect me guidelines for dose and course!!!!
3-5 days

shortest course better- get down to levels that immune system can handle

Question 9

cat flu

Answer 9

supportive care
NSAIDS-

Question 10

when to use metronidazole

Answer 10

lots of side effects!
could use for giardia (but other things better)
anarobe infection
rabbit absess

clotridium clin signs caused by toxins so giving antibiotics not usefull

metranidaxole has poor effects on gut helath in young dogs

used in liver shunts to kill gi flora to decrease amonia production IF not responsive to lactulose

Question 11

culture and sensitivity uses

Answer 11

colecystitis
recurrent bacterial infections
pyothorax
joint infection

do not culture nose