Exam 4 Flashcards

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1
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The study and science of poisons

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Toxicology

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Any substance when applied or introduced into the body that may interfere with life processes or biological functions of the cells of the animal

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Toxicant

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3
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Important aspects of clinical toxicology: Exposure

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  • species susceptibility
  • species sensitivity
  • sources of toxicity
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4
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Important aspects of clinical toxicology: Toxicokinetics

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  • mechanism of action
  • metabolism
  • excretion
  • half-life
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Important aspects of clinical toxicology: Prognosis

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  • risk to other animals

- risk to people or public health

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Important aspects of clinical toxicology: Diagnosis

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  • clinical findings
  • laboratory findings
  • specific lesions
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Important aspects of clinical toxicology: Treatment

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  • decontamination
  • specific antidote (if indicated)
  • organs affected
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8
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Is toxicology related to Physiology, Biochem, and anatomy?

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Yes

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9
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How is toxicology related to pathology and histology?

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Will help to understand specific lesions

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10
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How are toxicology, clinical medicine, and infectious diseases related?

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All need understanding to generate differential list

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11
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How is toxicology and pharmacology related?

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Theraputic index, LD50, human medications

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12
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True or False. Drugs can be poisons and poisons can be drugs

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True. The difference is the dose!

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13
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Foreign chemicals that the body does NOT produce

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Xenobiotics

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14
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Drugs and poisons are both __________.

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Xenobiotics

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15
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_______, __________, and __________ follow the same principles.

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Pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, and structure-activity relationship

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16
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The toxicologist and the clinician are both interested in _________.

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Drug toxicity, toxicity due to other chemicals

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17
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A poison from a biological process

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Biotoxin

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18
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Zootoxin/animal toxin, phytoxin/ plant toxin, bacterial toxin/mycotoxin are examples of what?

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Biotoxin

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19
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_________ is used to describe the deleterious or undesirable effects of a poison.

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Toxic

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20
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The disease caused by exposure to a toxin.

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Toxicosis

21
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the amount of poison that under certain circumstances will cause a toxicity

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Toxicity

22
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Effect of a single dose or multiple dose over 24 hrs

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Acute toxicity

23
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Effect produced by daily exposure from 1 to 30 days

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Subacute toxicity

24
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Effect exposed from daily exposure from 30-90 days

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Subchronic toxicity

25
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Effect produced by daily exposure from 3 months or more

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Chronic toxicity

26
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Several factors that influence the toxicity of any substance:

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-species, breed, individual, sex, age, dosage of poison, duration of exposure

27
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The ratio between acute LD50 and chronic LD50

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Chronicity factor

28
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Rapidly metabolized compounds have ______ chronicity factor

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Low

29
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Development of tolerance due to _______ metabolism will ______ the chronicity factor

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Increase, decrease

30
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Compounds with a cumulative effect will have a ______ chronicity factor.

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High

31
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A chronicity factor ___ than 2 indicates a relatively cumulative toxin.

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Greater

32
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The highest or largest dose, which does not result in undesirable or toxic alterations

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Highest non-toxic dose (HNTD)

33
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Similar to the highest non-toxic dose

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Maximum tolerated dose or Minimal toxic dose (MTD)

34
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The lowest dose which produces toxic alterations and administering twice this dose will not cause death

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Toxic low dose

35
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The dose which produces alterations and administering twice will result in death

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Toxic high dose

36
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The amount of a chemical that can be ingested without causing any death, illness or toxic alterations in any animal for the stated period

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No effect level

37
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Dose that causes death in any animal during a period of observation

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Lethal dose

38
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Does not give info about severity of clinical signs

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All or none response

39
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LD0

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Highest dose that does not cause death

40
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LD50

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Median lethal dose, dose that kills 50% of animals in group

41
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LD100

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Lowest dose that kills all animals in group

42
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The danger from possibility of exposure

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Hazard

43
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true or false. A poison may be highly toxic but not poisonous.

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True. Using a lower dose and not used very much

44
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How can the risk level be calculated?

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The ratio between toxicity and use level.

45
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More toxic = ______ dose

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Lower

Ex: 20:1

46
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Higher risk= ______ risk

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Higher
Ex: ratio 3:1
(Better odds)

47
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1ppm =

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1mg/kg =1mg/L

48
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Ppm –> %

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4 to the left

49
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% –> to ppm.

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4 to the right