Antiemetics Flashcards

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Examples of Phenothiazine Tranquilizers (3)

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  1. acepromazine
  2. chlorpromazine
  3. prochlorperazine
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General Characteristics of Phenothiazine Tranquilizers (2)

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  1. block dopamine receptors in the CNS

2. do not prevent vomiting caused by GI irritation

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Examples of Antihistamines (2)

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  1. diphenhydramine (Benadryl)

2. dimenhydrinate (Dramamine)

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General Characteristics of Antihistamines (3)

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  1. inhibit transmission of nerve impulses from vestibular nerve by blocking histamine receptors
  2. can produce a sedative effect
  3. affects allergy testing
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Examples of Anticholinergics (3)

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  1. aminopentamide (Centrine)
  2. isopropamide (Darbazine)
  3. Atropine
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General Characteristics of Anticholinergics (2)

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  1. blocks nerve conduction through vagus nerve when there’s GI irritation (acetylcholine receptors)
  2. may decrease GI secretions and GI motility
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Examples of Serotonin Receptor Antagonists (2)

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  1. ondansetron (Zofran)

2. dolasetron (Anzemet)

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General Characteristics of Serotonin Receptor Antagonists (3)

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  1. block nerve transmission through vagus nerve and prevent stimulation of CRTZ
  2. seldom used in animals
  3. Human drug mostly
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Example of Metoclopramide

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Reglan

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General Characteristics of Metoclopramide (3)

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  1. blocks dopamine receptors in the CNS (CRTZ)
  2. also acts locally in GI tract
  3. may cause sedation in dogs and excitement in cats
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How does Metoclopramide act locally in the GI? (3)

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  1. increases lower esophageal muscle tone
  2. causing relaxation of the pylorus
  3. increasing GI motility
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What does Maropitant do? (3)

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  1. prevents vomiting centrally and locally
  2. blocks neurokinin-1 receptors found in GI tract, CRTZ, vestibular nerve, and vomiting center
  3. stops all vomiting causes
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What is Maropitant labeled for use for?

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used in dogs to prevent vomiting and motion sickness

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What effects does Maropitant cause? (3)

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  1. cough suppressant
  2. analgesia properties (GI pain)
  3. stings when given SQ
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What can be done with Maropitant when giving it IV? (2)

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  1. refrigerate drug

2. give slow

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