Exam 2 Flashcards

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Lecture 1

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Allergy Monoclonal Antibody - Cytopoint

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Canine Atopic Dermatitis
-Itching
-Scratching
-Infections
-Allergy relief
-4-8 weeks
-Safest for long term

MOA
-Blocks IL-31
-95% of clinical symptoms from environmental allergies
-IgE - Th2 cells

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Antihistamines - Benadryl, Zyrted, Allegra

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-20% of cases effective
-Cheap
-Safe
Combine new non-sleep with old sleep antihistamines for best results

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Which is the best antihistamine in cats? 70% effective

What medication helps with sleep?

What medication helps with nerve pain and it is an antidepressant?

Which treatment helps restore the skin barrier?

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-Chlorpheniramine - Antihistamine in cats

-Dextromethorphan - Sleep promoting

-Amitriptyline - nerve pain, antidepressant

-Oats, soothing bath treatment

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Which medications/treatments have the most adverse effects, but can be used for short burst 3-5 days to reduce severe itch caused by infection (yeast/mites) during the 1-2 week allergy treatment phase? 5-10 itch scale

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  1. Steroids
    -Demethasone: injectable or oral
  2. Apoquel
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What medication is best antifungal for dogs?

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Ketoconazole
-Very safe

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Which medication is FDA approved anti-fungal for cats? Dermatophyte and yeast infection triggered by diabetes

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Itraconazole - Mycrosporum canis
-Oral

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What antibiotics can be used for dermatology treatments? what is the big concern? How long should the treatment last at minimum?

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-21-28 days
Great skin antibiotics usually start with C
-Clindamycin
-Chloramphenicol
-Cephalexin
-Convenia = cephalosporin 3rd generation

Concerns
-MRSA
-Fluroquinolones = Enrofloxacin

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Should allergic dogs be bathed weekly?
What treatments can help prevent infection?

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NO, it is a myth
Weekly is too often

Prevention of infection
-Oat bath
-Soothing and topical barrier repair
Look at the active ingredient

Glycotechnology
-Not as good as advertised
-Long chain sugars to coat the skin

Zin and Silver
-Help a little
-Head and shoulders shampoo

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Eat Disease - Otitis 3 steps

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Step 1

-Clean at clinic
-EpiOtic advanced
-Alcohol flush for swimmers

Step 2 - Wax

-Favorite product EasOtic 1 pump 1ml short acting
-Long acting Claro = florfenicol, terbinafine: use every month
-Short acting or long acting product
-Antibacterial
-Anti yeast
-With steroid

Step 3 - Pus + Pain

-Pseudomonas treatment
-Tris-EDTA 4 oz
-With LA Baytril 12 cc (1000 mg)

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Cytopoint

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MOA
-Selective for Th2
-Reduces immune modulator not suppressor

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Atopica - Cyclosporine

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Immune modulator, not suppressive

-First FDA approved drug non-steroidal
-Takes a while before it works
-1 in 20 dogs vomits

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