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GI Drugs Flashcards

1
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Examples of GI problems.

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Vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss, colic, constipation, abnormal stool

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2
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Dogs and cats have what type of stomach?

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Simple

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Horses, rabbits and rodents have what type of stomach?

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Hindgut fermenters

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Cows, sheep, goat and deer have what type of stomach?

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Ruminants

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What does parasympathetic stimulation do?

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Increases motility, secretions and relaxes sphincter a

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6
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What does sympathetic stimulation do?

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Decreases motility, decreases secretions, inhibits sphincters

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7
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What is peristalsis?

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Wave like contractions to propel food along one at of the digestive tract

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8
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What is segmentation?

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A repeating pattern of intestinal contractions to mix contents of the intestines

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9
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Absence of normal tone or strength.

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Atony

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10
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Vomiting under orders from the brain

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Emesis

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11
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Mechanical casting up of food from The esophagus or rumen

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Regurgitation

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12
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Vomiting with blood

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Hematemesis

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13
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Constipation to a degree that is unable to pass feces

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Obstipation

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14
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GDV

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Gastric dilatation volvulus

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15
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General term for GI problems in horses

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Colic

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16
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A preparations for cleaning teeth

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Dentrifice

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17
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Black, tarry stools due to blood

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Melena

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18
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Bloody diarrhea

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Hemstochezia

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19
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IBD

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Inflammatory blood disease

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20
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FBO

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Foreign body obstruction.

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21
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Telescoping of intestines

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Intussusception

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22
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Can’t vomit

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Horses and rats

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23
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What initiates vomiting?

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By the emetic center in the brain connected to the chemoreceptors trigger zone (Crtz)

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24
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Examples by vomiting impulses

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Pain, excitement, fear, ear disturbances,

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25
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What are emetics used for?

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To induce vomitting

26
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Trade name for xylazine?

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Rompun®

27
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When don’t we want an animal to vomit?

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Comatose, seizing, inability to swallow, dyspnea

28
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Chlorpromazine (antiemetic) trade name

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Thorazine®

29
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Metoclopramide (antiemetic) trade name.

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Reglan®

30
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Aminopentamide trade name

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Centrine ®

31
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Ondansectron trade name

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Zofran ®

32
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Dolasetron trade name

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Anzemet ®

33
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The first veterinary antiemetic

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Cerebral

34
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Cerenia cannot be used in…

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Bitches, poisoned dogs, foreign object patients

35
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How can you prevent motion sickness?

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Don’t feed an hour before traveling and give cerenia two hours prior with food

36
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Three functions of the GI system

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Taking in food and fluid, absorbing nutrients and fluids, excretion of waste

37
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What do h2 receptor antagonists do?

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Block parietal cells from releasing hydrochloric acid into the stomach

38
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What do proton pump inhibitors do?

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Blocks the pump that brings H+ into the stomach

39
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Trade name for omeprazole?

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Prilosec®

40
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What are antacids and what do they do?

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Nonabsorbable salts of calcium, magnesium or aluminum that decrease the amount of hydrochloric acid in the stomach

41
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How do gastromucosal Protectants prevent ulcers?

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Forms a paste like substance to bind to ulcers to form a protective barrier

42
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Trade name for gastromucosal protectant drug, sucralfate?

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Carafate ®

43
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How do prostaglandin e-1 analogs prevent ulcers?

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Inhibits the parietal cells from secret g hydrogen ions in the stomach and increases the production of mucus and bicarbonate

44
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Trade name for prostaglandin e-1 analog drug, misoprostol?

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Cytotec®

45
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How do narcotic analgesic drugs prevent diarrhea?

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Increases segmental contractions, decreases intestinal secretions and increases intestinal absorption

46
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Trade name for narcotic analgesic drug, diphenoxylate?

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Lomotil®

47
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What are absorbants used for?

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To absorb a toxin that has been ingested when we don’t want to induce vomitting

48
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Trade name for absorbent, activated charcoal?

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Toxiban®

49
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What do Protectants do?

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Protects mucosa from further irritation and from bacterial absorption

50
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Why don’t we use the protectant, peptbismol in cats?

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May turn stools black

51
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Trade name for bismuth subsalicytate?

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Peptobismol

52
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Trade name for the laxative, lactulose?

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Enulose®

53
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What are cathartics?

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Strong laxatives

54
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How do stool softeners/surfactants work?

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Reduces surface tension allowing water to penetrate the GI tract to soften stool

55
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What is petrolatum used for?

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Laxatone® hair balls in cats

56
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How do bulk producing agent laxatives work?

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Cellulose or hemicellulose that absorbs water into the GI tract

57
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Example of a bulk producing agent?

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Metamucil®

58
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How do GI pro kinetics and stimulants?

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Stimulate all or part of the GI tract to move contents along

59
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Two types of GI pro kinetics and stimulants.

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Dopaminergic agonist and serotonergic drugs

60
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What is pancrelipase?

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A pancreatic enzyme used to help break down crabs, fat, and proteins

61
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The pancreas does not,…

A

Produce digestive enzymes

62
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Trade name of metronidazole?

A

Flagyl®

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