Fluroacetate (compound 1080) rodenticide tox Flashcards

1
Q

Regulation type?

A

RUP

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2
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Whats the use of fluroacetate?

A

Used in LPC (livestock protction collar) collars to prevent coyote preying on sheep and goats

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3
Q

Sources

A

Plants
Accidental
Secondary
Malicious

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4
Q

Properties

A
Odorless
Water soluble
Stable
Degraded by soil microorganisms and plant enzymes
Irritant
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5
Q

What animals are most sensitive?

A

Dogs

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6
Q

What animals are resistant?

A

Birds, followed by rodents.

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7
Q

Where is it absorbed?

A

GI tract, lung and open wounds

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8
Q

Distributed ________ without ________ in particular tissues

A

Throughout the body, accumulation

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9
Q

Metabolized by ______ to ________.

A

Mitochondria, fluorocitrate.

Called lethal synthesis

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10
Q

Fluroacetate and fluorocitrate are metabolized ___________ and excreted in ________

A

Systematically, urine

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11
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MoA

A

Fluorocitrate inhibits krebs cycle enzyme aconitase, which converts aconitate to citrate, interfering with energy production and aerobic metabolism
Results in: atp depletion, ^citric and lactic acid (acidosis).

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12
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What organ’s function are affected the most?

A

Brain and heart.

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13
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What are the consequence of citrate accumulation

A

Binding to serum calcium causing hypocalcemia and heart failure

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14
Q

Clinical signs of dogs

A

CNS stimulation and gi irritation

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15
Q

In what animals does cardiac signs predominates

A

horses

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16
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Clinical signs of horses ruminants cats and pigs

A

Cardiac signs and CNS signs

Vocalization in cats

17
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lab dx

A
Chemical analysis (difficult) of rodenticide in vomit and stomach content 
High citrate in kidney or blood. (not dx)
18
Q

tx

A

Decontamination (Apomorphine no)

Supportive and symptomatic

19
Q

Whats the difference between seizures caused by strychnine and seizures caused by fluroacetate?

A

Strychnine seizures are externally stimulated and fluoroacetate’s arent.