Ectoparasiticides Flashcards
What 2 drugs are used PO against adult fleas?
- Nitenpyram
2. Spinosad
What drug is used PO against flea larvae and eggs?
Lufenuron
What 3 drugs are used PO against adult fleas AND ticks?
- Afoxolaner
- Fluralaner
- Sarolaner
What 2 drugs are used PO to kill fly larvae?
- Cyromazine
2. Diflubenzuron
Are most ectoparasiticides lipid soluble or water soluble?
Lipid soluble
In which species should you avoid the use of anti-cholinergics? Why?
Ruminants - they have 50% the cholinergic receptors as other species
What are issues with ectoparasiticides seen in the horse?
- Sensitive skin
- Hyperemia
- Urticaria
What are issues with ectoparasiticides seen in the cat?
- Easily excitable
2. Metabolism problem
In what type of weather should you avoid the use of ectoparasiticides?
Hot / humid weather
Which of the following need to be done above 40 degrees Fahrenheit: sprays, dips, shampoos, pour-ons, spot-ons, dusts?
- Dips
- Sprays
- Shampoos
Which of the following can be done below 40 degrees Fahrenheit: sprays, dips, shampoos, pout-ons, spot-ons, dusts?
- Pour-ons
- Spot-ons
- Dusts
When is systemic toxicity more likely, with systemic products or topicals?
Systemic products
Name 2 anti-cholinesterase agents
- Organophosphates
2. Carbamates
Name 3 insect growth inhibitors
- Cyromazine
- Methoprene
- Pyriproxyfen
Name 2 insect development inhibitors
- Lufenuron
2. Diflubenzuron
Name 2 botanicals
- Pyrethroids
2. Rotenone
Name an octopamine receptor agonist
Amitraz
Name 4 Cl- channel blockers
- Fipronil (Frontline)
- Afoxolaner (Nexgard)
- Fluralaner (Bravecto)
- Sarolaner (Simparica)
Name 5 nicotinic receptor agonists
- Spinosad
- Nitenpyram (Capstar)
- Spinetoram
- Imidacloprid (Advantage)
- Dinotefuran (Vetra 3D)
Name a Na+ channel blocker
Indoxacarb
Which of the major classes of ectoparasites are acaricides?
- Macrocyclic lactones
- Botanicals
- Anti-cholinesterase agents
- Octopamine receptor agonist
- Cl- channel blocker
What are the toxic signs produced by organophosphates?
- SLUDD
- Cardiac arrhythmias
- Muscle fasiculations
- Ataxia
- Convulsions
What is used to treat an organophosphate toxicity?
Atropine sulfate
What 3 drug types should not be used with organophosphates?
- No cholinergic agonists
- No skeletal muscle relaxants
- No CNS stimulants
Carbamates are compounds that inhibit ____ by forming ____ bonds.
Carbamates are compounds that inhibit AChE by forming NON-COVALENT bonds.
How would you treat a Carbamate overdose?
Atropine
What is the MOA of insect growth regulators?
Mimic insect juvenile hormone to prevent molting
What are 3 insect growth regulators?
- Cyromazine
- Methoprene
- Pyriproxyfen
What is the MOA of insect development inhibitors?
Inhibit chitin synthesis in larvae
What are 2 insect development inhibitors?
- Lufenuron
2. Diflubenzuron