Emesis: Drugs Flashcards
What type of drug is Atropine?
centrally acting emetic
What animals can you use Atropine on?
dogs
How fast does Atropine work and how is it administered? (2)
- rapid onset of effect
2. IM, IV, subconjuntivally
What are the adverse effects of Atropine? (2)
- CNS depression
2. prolonged vomiting
What type of drug is Xylaxine?
centrally acting emetic
What animal is Xylaxine used on?
cats
What is the dose of Xylaxine given compared to the dose given for preaneathetic or sedation?
dose is much lower
How can the effects of Xylaxine be reversed?
Yohimbine
What type of emetic is hydrogen peroxide, warm concentrated salt water, and mustard in water?
locally acting emetic solutions
How well does hydrogen peroxide, warm concentrated salt water, and mustard in water work?
may not work consistently
How much hydrogen peroxide, warm concentrated salt water, and mustard in water can you give? (2)
- 1-2mL per kg
2. max 30mL