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Insoluble Ca oxalate MOA, CS, plants?

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MOA: mechanical damage via needle shaped Ca-oxalate crystals
CS: local irritation to oral mucosa, GI signs if chewed
Plants: Chinese evergreen, Dumbcane, Devil’s ivy, Arrowhead vine, Peace lily, Philodendron. Also Mother-in-law tongue, avocado (fruit is toxic to goats) and wait for iiiiiiiitttt-> Pineapple

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Soluble oxalate MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: systemic damage from Ca oxalate crystals in tissues, renal damage
CS: hypocalcemia and renal damage
Plants: Halogenton, Greasewood, Pigweed, Oxalis spp

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Quinone MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: primary photosensitization
CS: dermal, 2nd bacterial infections
Plants: St. Johns’ wort, buckwheat

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Titerpene acid MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: Liver damage and hepatic photosenstization
CS: GI and photosenitization
Plants: Lantana

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Diterepene alkaloids MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: competitive blockade of nicotinic receptors at the muscle endplate (similar to curare)
CS: muscle weakness, collapse, sudden death
TX: Physostigmine
Plants: Delphinium spp, Monkshade (Aconite)

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Ergot alkaloid MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: vasoconstriction
CS: gangrene,
(chronic) uterine contraction-> abortions
Plant: Ergot

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Indolizine MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: decreases glycoproteins, peripheral nerve damage, abnormal hoof and hair (via selenium)
CS: CNS, Infertility, congenital defects, heart failure, weight loss, decrease immune function
Plants: Locoweed, Milkvetch

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Muscarine MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: Cholinergic-R stimulation
CS: CNS stimulation
TX: Atropine
Plants: Amanita mushroom

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Piperdine alkaloids MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: Nicotinic stimulation and then blockade
CS: CNS- ataxia, birth defects- skeletal deformation and cleft palate
Plants: Hemlock, lupines, tocbacco

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Pyrrolizidine alkaloids MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: hepatotoxic
CS: hepatotoxicity
Plants: rattlebox, Heliotrope

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Tropane alkaloids (atropine) MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: CNS and cardio stimulation
CS: GI, CNS-seizures, tachycardia, mydriasis
Plants: Jimsonweed, Devils trumpet, Angels trumpet, Henbane
TX: Physostigmine

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Xanthine alkaloids MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: inhibit phosphodiesterase
CS: GI, CNS and CV stimulation,
Plants: cocoa, coffee Arabica (good coffee)

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Anthraquinone MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: purgative
CS:
Plants: Coffee weed (bad coffee), Aloe, Buckthorn

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Carboxy-atractyloside MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: hepatottoxicity
CS: renal damage, hypoGly, salivation
Plants: Cocklebur

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Cardiac Glycoside MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: inhibits Na/K ATPase
CS: cardiotoxic
TX: Digoxin immune FAB
Plants: Oleander, Foxglove, Milkweed, Periwinkle

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Coumarin MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: inhibit Vit K epoxide reductase
CS: hemorrhage
Plants: Sweet clover,

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Cyanogenic glycosides MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: inhibit cytochrome oxidase
CS: Acute- lack of cell energy
Chronic- CNS degeneration
Plants: Johnson, Sudan grass, Elderberry

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Cycasin MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: unknown toxin-> carcinogenic, teratogenic, axonal degeneration
CS: GI, liver disease/CNS syndrome
Plants: Sago palm, cardboard palm, Coontie

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Phytoestrogens MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: infertility in males and females
CS: see above
Plants: White clover, alfalfa

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Ptaquiloside MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: BM suppression, Neoplasia UT, URT, retinal degeneration
CS: aplastic anemia, enzootic hematuria
Plants: Bracken fern,

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Steroidal Saponins MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: hepatic photosensitization
CS: see above
Plants: Agave, Beargrass

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Gossypol MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: Cardiotoxic, liver damage, destroys seminiferous tubles
CS: Chronic toxicity- Cardiac, male infertility Monogastrics > ruminants
Plants: Cottonseed

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Selenium MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: Se accumulation
CS: Acute- GI and Resp signs
Chronic- hair/hoof abnormalities
Plants: Aster, Prince’s Plum, Milkvetch, Alfalfa, tall grasses

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Nitrate MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: nitrate accumulation
CS: Acute- methemoglobinemia, resp depression, abortions-> fetal methemoglobinemia
Chronic- abortion-> lack of progesterone
Plants: Pigweed, Oats, tall grasses, beet, lamb’s quarters, sweet clover, alfalfa, wheat, sunflower

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Diterpene esters MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: cell damage, enzyme dysfunction from protein kinase C
CS: GI- systemic and local
Plants: Cat tail, Croton, Candelabra cactus, crown of thorns, Poinsettia, Pencil tree, Manchineel, Sandbox, Phsyicnut

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Grayanotoxins MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: binds to Na channels
CS: GI signs, CV-tachycardia, CNS-seizures, aspiration pneumonia
Plants: Rhododendron, Laurel, Japanese pieris, fetter bush

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Lectin MOA, CS, Plants?

phytotoxin, toxalbumin

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MOA: inhibit cell protein synthesis
CS: GI- hemorrhagic gastroenteritis
Plants: Caster bean, Precatory bean, coral plant, sandbox tree, black locust, beans

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Propyl disulfide MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: ROS-> Heinz bodies
CS: abortion, Heinz body anemia, tachycardia
Plants: onion, garlic, chives, leaks

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Thiaminase MOA, CS, Plants?

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MOA: B1 deficiency
CS: Monogastrics- neurotoxic
Plants: Bracken fern, Horsetail

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Forage induced photosensitization?

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MOA: primary and liver induced
CS: erythema, edema, necrosis
Plants: moldy wheat, moldy alfalfa, red clover

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Plants that cause species specific renal damage?

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Grapes/raisins- Dogs
Lilies- Cats
Pigweed- ruminants, pigs, horses

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Unknown toxin in Yellow starthistle and Russian knapweed?

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MOA: death of dopamine-R in the brain
CS: Equine nigropallidal encephalomalacia (Chewing Disease)

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What are the toxins in Pigweed?

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Soluble oxalate-> Ca oxalate in soft tissues-> Hypocalcemia, methemoglobinemia, renal damage

Nitrate accumulation->
Acute -> abortions due to fetal methemoglobinemia
Chronic-> abortions due to decrease progesterone

Unknown toxin-> renal tubular damage (ruminants, pigs, horses)

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Oxalis spp MOA and CS?

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Soluble oxalate-> Ca oxalate in soft tissues, renal damage

Hypocalcemia, tetany, renal failure in large doses

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St John’s Wort MOA and CS?

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Quinone-> primary photosensitization

Dermal irritation/associated signs, 2nd bacterial infections

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Locoweed MOA and CS?

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Indolizidine alkaloids -> inhibit enzymes, decrease cell energy
CNS depression, infertility, HF, congenital defects

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Tobacco MOA and CS?

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Piperidine alkaloids-> nicotinic effects -> ataxia, birth defects
Pyridine alkaloids-> nicotinic-R -> GI signs, CNS stimulation, respiratory failure

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Jimsonweed MOA and CS? TX?

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Tropane alkaloids -> (atropine, hyoscine, hyoscyamine)
GI, CNS-seizures, tachycardia, mydriasis
All parts are toxic
TX: Physostigmine
Seeds-> Mechanical injury

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Coffee senna (bad coffee) MOA and CS?

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Anthraquinone -> cathartic
Unknown MOA: Purgative, sk/cardiac m myopathy, urine coffee colored, kidney damage
Horses usually die due to liver failure
DDX: monensin

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Cocklebur MOA and CS?

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Carboxy sulfated glycoside
Hepatotoxicity, renal damage, hypoglycemia
seed pods-> mechanical injury

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Oleander and milkweed MOA and CS? TX?

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Cardiac glycoside-> inhibit Na/K ATPase
one leaf can kill
TX: digoxin immune FAB

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Sweet clover MOA and CS?

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Coumarin glycoside-> inhibits Vit K epoxide reductase
Hemorrhage
TX: Vit K1/whole blood
Nitrate accumulation-> methemoglobinemia
Acute -> abortions due to fetal methemoglobinemia
Chronic-> abortions due to decrease progesterone

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Johnson grass, Sudan grass, sorghum MOA (3) and CS?

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Cyanogenic glycoside-> inhibits cytochrome oxidase and cell respiration
Acute- mm irritation, vasoconstriction, inhibit glycolysis
Chronic- anti-T4, CNS degeneration

Se accumulation
Acute-> GI and resp signs
Chronic -> hoof and hair deformities

Nitrate accumulation-> methemoglobinemia
Acute -> abortions due to fetal methemoglobinemia
Chronic-> abortions due to decrease progesterone

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Sago Palm MOA and CS?

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Cycasin glycoside -> teratogenic, carcinogenic, liver damage
Neurotoxic aa
Unknown toxin-> axonal degeneration
GI, liver disease or CNS syndrome and ataxia

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Coontie MOA and CS?

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Cycasin glycoside -> teratogenic, carcinogenic, liver damage
Neurotoxic aa
Unknown toxin-> axonal degeneration-> GI, liver disease or CNS syndrome and ataxia

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Oh no! I’ve been poisoned by sweet clover. what is the toxic principal and how do I treat it?

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Coumarin glycoside, Tx with Vit K or whole blood

bonus: what are the Vit K dependent coagulation factors?

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What do you treat cardiac glycoside toxicity with?

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Digi-bind (digoxin immune Fab)

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How do you treat muscarine toxicity? What causes this toxicity?

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Atropine (muscarine antagonist) + supportive care and decontamination

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What toxic principals can be treated with Physostigmine? what are some plants that have that principal?

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Diterpene alkaloids: Buttercup family, Monkshade

Tropane alkaloids: Henbane, Jimsonweed, devil’s trumpet, Angel’s trumpet

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Lantana MOA and CS?

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Titerpene acid (in unripe berries)
CS: liver damage-> Hepatic photosensitization
ruminants are susceptible

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What plant causes Zamia staggers? What toxin(s) does it have?

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Coontie

Cycasin glycoside -> teratogenic, carcinogenic, liver damage

Neurotoxic aa
Unknown toxin-> axonal degeneration
GI, liver disease or CNS syndrome and ataxia

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What plants cause Equine nigropallidal encephalomalacia? (Aka chewing disease)

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Yellow Starthistle, Russian knapweed

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Castor bean, Precatory bean MOA and CS?

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Lectin (phytotoxin, toxalbumin) -> inhibit cell protein synthesis
GI signs +/- blood

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Bracken fern MOA and CS?

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Ptaquiloside -> BM suppression, UT cancer (cows)
Aplastic anemia (cows/sheep), enzootic hematuria, renal/GI tumors (sheep)
Thiaminase-> neurotoxicity in monogastrics (also in horsetail)

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Alfalfa MOA and CS?

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Phytoestrogen-> infertility in males and females
Se accumulation
Acute-> GI and resp signs
Chronic -> hoof and hair deformities
Nitrate accumulation-> methemoglobinemia
Acute -> abortions due to fetal methemoglobinemia
Chronic-> abortions due to decrease progesterone
Triterpenoid (strodial) saponins-> GI signs
Moldy-> forage induced photosensitization-> primary and 2nd to liver damage

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Milkvetch MOA and CS?

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Nitropropanol glycoside-> inhibits krebs cycle
Cattle/sheep-> respiratory and CNS “cracker heels/roaring disease”
Horses/rodents-> CNS signs
Se accumulation
Acute-> GI and resp signs
Chronic -> hoof and hair deformities

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Agave lechugilla MOA and CS?

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Steroidal saponins -> liver damage

Hepatogenic photosensitization

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Azalea (Rhododendron) MOA and CS?

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Grayanotoxin-> binds Na channels -> increase permeability

GI signs, CNS-seizures, tachycardia, death via aspiration pneumonia

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Croton MOA and CS?

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Diterpene ester-> activate protein kinase C -> cell damage
GI signs +/- blood
Also Poinsettia, Physicnut and wild physicnut

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