Antiparasitics Flashcards

1
Q

these antiparasitics are safe and used in most species

A

tetrahydropyrimidines

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2
Q

2 examples of tetrahydropyrimidines

A

pyrantel

morantel

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3
Q

liquid forms of ____ should be shaken before administration

A

pyrantel

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4
Q

be careful when using an organophosphate insecticide with these antiparasitics

A

tetrahydropyrimidines

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5
Q

some of the most commonly used and most effective antiparasitics

A

benzimidazoles

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6
Q

when metabolized, febantel converts to

A

fenbendazole + oxfenbendazole

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7
Q

how to benzimidazoles work?

A

they interfere with energy metabolism

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8
Q

these benzimidazoles can be toxic to the liver

A

menbendazole

oxibendazole

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9
Q

these are grocery store dewormers

A

piperazines

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10
Q

this is the only piperazine found in the vet hospital

A

diethylcarbamazine citrate (nemacide, filaribits)

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11
Q

how do piperazines work?

A

they paralyze the worms

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12
Q

piperazines are only effective against:

A

ascarids in cats and dogs

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13
Q

most common OTC dewormer

A

piperazines

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14
Q

these are mostly used in large animals because there are safer alternatives for small animals

A

organophosphates

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15
Q

with these, observe animals for signs of toxicity

A

organophosphates

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16
Q

most common avermectins used in small animals (2)

A
  • Moxidectin

- Selamectin (Revolution)

17
Q

these are developed from Streptomyces spp.

A

avermectins

18
Q

how do avermectins work?

A

they interfere with CNS

19
Q

collies are very sensitive to these

A

avermectins

20
Q

what is the genetic mutation that can lead to collie toxicity? explain it

A

MDR-1 they don’t have the transport protein P-glycoprotein that helps remove avermectin molecules out of the CNS

21
Q

older, cheap antiparasitic that has immunostimulant activity

A

levamisole

22
Q

levamisole is used mostly in ____ animals

A

large animals