Fungicides (PCP) Flashcards

1
Q

What is the source in PCP toxicosis?

A

ingestion- licking would treated with PCP, or contaminated water
inhalation- from treated walls in sheds and barns (even
if it was applied months or years before)

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T/f: Volatile and can give off toxic vapors in toxic concentration especially
in high low temperature

A

False: vapors are more of a concern in HIGH temperature- think “Cow got stuck in a hot barn that was just treated with PCP- so STINKY in there”

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3
Q

what are some factors that decrease toxicity of PCP?

A

Cold temperature, antithyroid drugs and presence of body fat

-this is the only time is pays off to be fat!

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4
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how is PCP metabolized an excreted?

A

Metabolized by conjugation to glucuronic acid

– Glucuronides are excreted in urine

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5
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MOA of PCP?

A

uncouples oxidative phosphorylation and blocks or decreases ATP & increase your oxygen demand
-PCP decreases your energy!

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6
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if PCP decreases ATP and increases demand for O2 what can you expect to see systemically?)

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Overheating, metabolic acidosis and dehydration

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What is a pathoneumonic lesion noted in PCP tox?

A

Hyperkeratosis of the skin and villous like hyperplasia of urinary bladder mucosa in chronic cases

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8
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What are the lab specimens for Dx in a LIVe animal?

dead?

A

live- blood and urine

dead- liver and kidney

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9
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what do you give for tx of systemic acidosis resulting from PCP?

A

sodium bicarb!!

this is true for any toxicant that results in systemic acidosis

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10
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T/F: to treat we need to increase metabolism of the drug by raising the temperature pf the patient.

A

false- raising the temperature would increase the metabolism but we do not want to do this to treat- increases in temp would make PCP more toxic
we would want to cool the patient down to treat the overheating!

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T/F: If the animal survives for 24 hours, chances for complete recovery are fair

A

true

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12
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A clinical sign of PCP toxicosis is DARK blood. What is this from?

A

oxygen deprivation

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13
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Which ones of these is NOT TRUE for PCP
– Rapid rigor mortis
– Local irritation of the skin and mucous membranes
– brain congestion and edema
– Degenerative changes in liver and kidney

A

brain congestion and edema does not occur in PCP toxicosis

the congestion and edema is PULMONARY!

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T/F it doesn’t mater if it is acute or chronic FEVER is always present

A

trueee

PCP is a overheating/fever/hyperthermia toxicant! –> looks like a heat stroke!

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