Drugs

Question 1

Omprazole is a

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proton pump inhibitor

Question 2

Contra Indications of Omprazole

Answer 2

Hypersenitivity, Liver Dysfunction, concurrent medications, pregnancy, Abmornal Gastic Acid

Question 3

Bute is a

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NSAID

Question 4

Example of a Cox 1 inhibitor

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Bute, Flunixin

Question 5

What does NOPS stand for ?

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Natually Occuring Prohibited Substnaces

Question 6

Examples of NOPS substances?

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Morphine, Atrophine

Question 7

How many FEI approved Labs are their?

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Five

Question 8

Regardless of who accompanies the horses the athlete remains the

Answer 8

Person Responsible

Question 9

Athletes are encouraged to be present themselves
because only the person who witnesses the testing
can

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give evidence about procedures and whether they
were conducted according to the rules

Question 10

Which order are Drug Samples collected in ?

Answer 10

Urine then Blood but if no Urine in 60 minutes then Blood only. Samples are split into A and B Samples

Question 11

The FEI sampling form is called the

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EADCMP

Question 12

Examples of Anabolic-Androgenic Steriods

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Stanozolol , Nandrolone

Question 13

The presence of a Banned Substance in the Horse’s sample, the use, the administration, the trafficking as well as the mere possession of a Banned Substance are

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Anti-Doping Rule Violations

Question 14

What is WADA

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World Anti-Doping Agency

Question 15

Horses cannot be treated in

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their own stables are shows.

Question 16

The withdrawal time for a drug must be decided

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upon by the treating veterinarian and is likely to be based on the detection time and an added safety
margin.

Question 17

Well-established fact that there may be a difference in detection time for a substance
depending on the route of administration i.e.

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intra-articular(i.a.), intravenous(i.v), intramuscular(i.m) and subcutaneous(s/c).

Question 18

Clenbuterol Detection Time

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7 Days

Question 19

DEMBREXINE Detection Time

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5 days

Question 20

Flunixin Detection Time

Answer 20

6 Days

Question 21

Bute Detection Time

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7 Days (Both Oral and IV)

Question 22

Ketoprofen detection times

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Topical treatment has resulted in prolonged detection times.

Question 23

Tildren detection Time

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28 days

Question 24

Suxibuzone

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Granules converted to phenylbutazone by liver has palatable sugar coating

Question 25

Flunixin

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Injection /Paste/granules -treatment of toxaemia

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Carprofen

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Donkeys as not broken down as rapidly as other NSAIDs

Question 27

Pencillins

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Broad Spectrum

Question 28

Tetracyclines

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Bacterostatic. Broad Spectrum . IV or by mouth.

Question 29

Antiseptics

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Applied to living tissue to reduce possibility of infection

Question 30

Most antiseptics exert their effect by

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-Inhibiting enzymes in the cell. -Altering proteins found inside the cell of the bacterium. -Damaging the cell membrane

Question 31

Bacteriostatic

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Inhibit bacteria growing or replicate so allow own immune system to destroy them

Question 32

Bacteriocidal

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Kill the bacteria

Question 33

Domosedan detection time

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2 days

Question 34

FEI has two lists of drugs

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Banned and Controlled

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Minising risks of contamination to Hay/Feed/Bedding

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Reputable Supplier NOPS Testing Sample/Batch Numbers Store carefully Clean Record Suppliments

Question 36

Paracetanol is

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office license in horses but used in lami

Question 37

When would you Xray for Lami

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2 weeks

Question 38

Diagnosising PPID

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excessive pituitary response to the administration of Thyrotropin-releasing hormone (TRH) in horses with PPID when compared to normal horses.

Question 39

Equine Metabolic Syndrome diagnosised by

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Resting Insulin Concentration

Question 40

Significant lami can increase risk of

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abccesses

Question 41

When would you test insulin in lami

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after 2 weeks then every 4 weeks until under control

Question 42

How is Arthamid delievered

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IA.

Question 43

Conditions that respond to treatment with Arthramid® Vet include

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acute and chronic synovitis, osteoarthritis and degenerative joint disease

Question 44

Arthamid is

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polyacrylamide hydrogel. Integrates into the joint tissue providing shock absorption to the joint

Question 45

Metcam is an NSAID which can be administers via

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IV

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Sedative is a drug

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that produces mental calmness through sleepiness

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Tranquilliser achieves

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mental calming through reduced anxiety

Question 48

ACP Acepromazine is a

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tranquilliser

Question 49

More ACP

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does not result in a deeper effect

Question 50

ACP can take

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40-60 minutes but IV is quicker (as is IM)

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Detomidine, Romifidine, Xylazine

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are Alpha 2 adrenocepter agonists

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Alpha 2 drugs are

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highly toxic

Question 53

Detomidine, Romifidine, Xylazine work via

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resulting through inbition of norepinephrine release from noradrenergic recepters in a section of the brainsteam

Question 54

Detomidine and Romifidine

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40 - 60 minutes

Question 55

Omeprazole is banned under BHA rules and has a detection time

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48 hours

Question 56

Concurrent use of NSAIDs with TILDREN may increase the risk of

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renal issues

Question 57

During the 2019 UK Equine Influenza, 228 outbreaks were recorded.

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more than any other country

Question 58

CANTER

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Controlling ANTiparasitic Resistance in Equines Responsibly.

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Tildren is given

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in a dilute form by intravenous infusion over one hour.