Ectoparasite Control in LA Flashcards

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What is this skin disease?

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Orf - virus and potential of 2° Bac infection

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What would you use to treat Orf?

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Antibiotics/Antibacterials

-Based on C+S and NSAIDS commonly used

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3
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What is this skin diease?

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Flystrike - issue with soiled fleece + infected with maggots

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What would you use to treat Flystrike?

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  1. Shear as tx cannot penetrate the wool
  2. Can see affected area and can wash
  3. Pyrethroids - pour on (only one licensed)
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What is the action of Pyrethroids?

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  1. Ectoparaciticides
  2. Block sodium channels in nerve cells and
    induce paralysis
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What is used to prevent Flystrike?

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Insect growth regulators
• Cyromazine - Chitin synthesis interference
• Dicyclanil - Molting interference

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What is this skin disease?

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This is Lice (Hair loss, pruritic)

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What is the treatment for Lice?

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Pyrethroids

(Organophosphates dips- AChE receptor blocking)

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Why are Organophospates not used as frequently anymore?

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  • Highly toxic to all species
  • Diazinon only UK approved active ingredient

• Requires external company to come in with dips + dispose of

+ High quality PPE

• Post dip lameness - older lambs affected by E.rhusopathiae - infection through small abrasions - CS: Stiff

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What is the skin disease?

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Scab

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What is the treatment for Scab?

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  1. Macrocylic lactones (Clear drench) - dual action - wormer too
  2. Organophosphates
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What is the action of Avermectins/Macrocyclic Latones?

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  1. Bind to glutamate-gated chloride channel receptors
  2. Flaccid paralysis of pharynx
  3. Internal/External parasites affected

AD: Easy to administer than op dips
DISAD: affects worming regimes

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13
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What is this skin disease?

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Ringworm

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What is the treatment for Ringworm?

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Antifungals - only one licensed: Enilconazole - block synthesis of ergosterol
Need to wash animal every other day - unlikely to happen

Other TX: vaccines or turn out and cures spontaneously

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What is this skin disease?

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Mange
Affecting the Rump, red, sore

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What is the treatment for Mange?

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Macrocyclic Latones

17
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What are the withdrawal times for meat and milk under licensing?

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Milk W: 7d

Meat W: 28d