Antiparasitics Flashcards
What are antiparasitics?
Drugs used for treatment of infections caused by various parasites
Division of antiparasitics:
Treatment of:
1. Protozoa: coccidia, eimeria, histomonas
2. Helminths: nematodes, cestodes, trematodes
3. Ectoparasites: lice, fleas, mites, ticks
Name disorders caused by external and internal parasites:
Take nutrients from host organism
Microtrauma (skin wounds)
Action of toxins cause disorders in organs function
Immunity impairment (prone to infections)
Define the term parasite infestation:
a group of disorders caused by invasion of an organism with other multicellular or unicellular organisms
What are basic principles for treatment of parasitosis?
- depends on manifestation and symptoms
- complex prevention (healthy animals and surroundings)
- respect biology, and epidemiology of parasite
- improve physiological state of animal and hosts resistance
- sanitation of pastureland
- preventive and therapeutics application of active substances
Ways of application of antiparasitics:
Injection: subcutaneously, intramuscular
Perorally: pastes, solutions, premix, bolus
Locally: spray, pour-on, spot-on, collar, powders, shampoos
Name the two major genera of coccidia, what they cause and how to avoid:
Isospora and Eimeria
- destruction of tissue, coccidiosis in poultry and various animals
- endoparasites of small intestine, and other parts of GIT
- young animals have greatest risk, can add low levels of anticoccidial drugs in feed
Purpose of anticoccidial drugs
Therapeutic and prophylactic
Name antiprotozoal agents:
Metronidazolum - metrozol and stomorgyl
Ornidazolum - trichobion
Dimetridazol - dyzenteral
Toltrazurilum - baycox
Diclazurilum - diclazuril
Halofuginonum - halocur
Amprolium - amprol
Sulfadimidinum - sulfacox
Sulfaclozinum - klozanit
Diaveridinum - sulfacox
Sulfanomides with therapeutic anticoccidial effect:
Sulfadimidinum - sulfacox
sulfaclozinum - ESB 30%, klozanit
toltrazuril - baycox
Name prophylactic anticoccidials:
Diclazurilum - vecoxan
Halofuginonum - halocur
Antihelmintics are used to treat:
Helminths - worm-like parasites
Nematodes - roundworms
Trematodes - leaf-shaped flatworms
Cestodes - tapeworms
Division of antinematodal drugs:
Imidazoles
Tetrahydropyrimidines
Organophosphate compounds
Macrocyclic lactones
Heterocyclic compounds
Miscellaneous nematocidal compound
Division of antitrematodal drugs:
Halogenated salicylanilides
The bromsalans
Halogenated phenols
Benzimidazoles
Phenoxyalcans
Benzensulfanomides
Organophosphates
Chlorinated derivatives
Division of anticestodal drugs:
Synthetic organic compounds
Benzimidazoles
Miscellaneous anticestodal drugs