midterm 2 Flashcards
Which agent has activity against fleas?
A: Moxidectin
B: Amitraz
C: Both of them
D: None of them
D: None of them
Which species is sensitive to fipronil?
A: Ferret
B: Honey bee
C: Both of them
D: None of them
D: None of them
Which agent kills fleas most quickly?
A: Fipronil
B: Imidacloprid
C: Methoprene
D: Amitraz
B: Imidacloprid
Izoxasolines are authorised for.
A: Dog
B: Laying hen
C: Both
D: None
C: Both
midacloprid can be given..
A: Collar
B: Injection
C: Both
D: None
A: Collar
MDR-1 gene mutation is more frequent in this dog breed:
A: German Shepard
B: Bobtail
C: the mutation dosent occur in these breeds
D: its similar in both of them
A: German Shepard
What is the mechanism of action of izoxasolines?
A: GABA receptor antagonism
B: GABA receptor agonism
C: Acetylcholine receptor agonism
D: Acetylcholinesterase inhibition
A: GABA receptor antagonism
What is the mechanism of action of neonicotinoids?
A: Acetylcholine receptor agonism
B: Acetylcholinesterase inhibition
C: GABA receptor anatagonism
D: Na channel blocking
A: Acetylcholine receptor agonism
Which macrocyclic lactone is effective against demodicosis?
A: Selamectin
B: Amitraz
C: Both of them
D: None of them
D: None of them
Which is true for amitraz?
A: It dosent inhibit dopamine reuptake drom synaptic gap in mammals
B: Both of them
C; Toxic for bees under 10C
D: None of them
B: Both of them
Pyrethroids can be given in..
A: IM injection
B: Washing solution
C: Both of them
D: None of them
D: None of them
Which is an effective antidote of diazinon poisoning?
A: None of them
B: Piriproxifen
C: Atipamezole
D: Both of them
A: None of them
Which species is sensitive to pyrethroids?
A: cat
B: both of them
C: fish
D: none of them
B: both of them
Pyrethroids can be given in..
A: Spot on
B: Both of them
C: Collar
D: None of them
B: Both of them
Which can be an antidote of pyrethroid poisoning?
A: Pralidoxime
B: Atipamezole
C: None of them
D: Atropine
C: None of them
In cats, how can pyrethroids be given?
A: Spot on
B: Both of them
C: Collar
D: None of them as they are toxic to cats
C: Collar
. What is characteristic to the mechanism of action of deltamethrin?
A: Knock-down effect
B: Both of them
C: Repellent effect
D: None of them
A: Knock-down effect
How can amitraz be given?
A: Collar
B: Washing solution
C: Both of them
D: None of them,
C: Both of them
How can praziquantel be given?
A: IV injection
B: Topically
C: Both of them
D: None of them
D: None of them
Ectoparasiticides agents can be given..
A: Both of them
B: Orally
C: In Injection
D: None of them
B: Orally
Ectoparasiticides agents can be given..
A: both of them
B: orally
C: topically
D: none of them
A: both of them
Which agent has repellent effect?
A: Pyrantel
B: Doramectin
C: None of them
D: Both of them
C: None of them
This mechanism leads to the selective toxicity of ectoparasiticide agents:
A: none of them
B: quick and excellent absorption in the host animal
C: high free plasma concentration is the host animal
D: both of them
A: none of them
Which substance is an organophosphate from the following?
A: phoxim
B: piripol
C: both of them
D: none of them
A: phoxim
Juvenile hormone analogues are effective against this arthropod:
A: Tick
B: Flea
C: Both of them
D: None of them
B: Flea
What is the mechanism of action of propoxur?
A: Reversible inhibition of acetylcholinesterase
B: irreversible inhibition of acetylcholinesterase
C: Acetylcholine receptor agonist
D: Acetylcholine receptor antagonist
A: Reversible inhibition of acetylcholinesterase
How can levamisole be given?
A: IV
B: SC
C: Both of them
D: None of them
B: SC
Which agent can be used to treat flea infection in dogs?
A: Pyrantel
B: Imidacloprid
C: Both of them
D: None of them
B: Imidacloprid
What is the mechanism of action of organophosphates?
A: Reversible inhibition of acetylcholinesterase
B: Irreversible inhibition of acetylcholinesterase
C: Acetylcholine receptor agonist
D:Acetylcholine receptor antagonist
B: Irreversible inhibition of acetylcholinesterase
Which is characteristic to the spectrum of oxfendazole?
A: Anticestodal effect
B: Antinematodal effect
C: Both of them
D: None of them
C: Both of them
Which species is sensitive to levamisole?
A: Horse
B: Turkey
C: Chameleon
D: Sheep
A: Horse
What is characteristic to the mechanism of action of macrocyclic lactones?
A: inhibition of microtubules polymerzation
B: Irreversible inhibition of the acetylcholinesterase
C: Decreased ATP production
D: GABA receptor agonism
D: GABA receptor agonism
What is characteristic to the spectrum of febantel?
A: Activity against giardia
B: Both of them
C: Activity against roundworm
D: None of them
C: Activity against roundworm
Resistance to benzimidazoles occurs in these helminths
A: Canine taenia helminths
B: Both of them
C: Equine strongylus helminths
D: None of them
C: Equine strongylus helminths
What is characteristic to the spectrum of triclabendazole?
A: Anticestodal effect
B: Antitrematodal effect
C: Antinematodal effect
D: All of them
B: Antitrematodal effect
How can benzimidazoles be given?
A: In premix
B: In intraruminal bolus
C: Both of them
D: None of them
C: Both of them
What is characteristic to the spectrum of fenbendazole?
A: Hookworms
B: Both of them
C: Tapeworms
D: None of them
C: Tapeworms
Which agent is a prodrug from the following?
A: Albendazole
B: Oxfendazole
C: Both of them
D: None of them
D: None of them
Which agent has the longest duration of action is administered in in therapeutic dosage?
A: Afoxolaner
B: Fluralaner
C: Sarolaner
D: Their duration is similar
A: Afoxolaner
Which is chitin inhibitor from the following?
A: Lufenuron
B: Methoprene
C: Both of them
D: None of them
A: Lufenuron
Which us an IGR from the following?
A: Both of them
B: Novaluron
C: Methoprene
D: None of them
A: Both of them
midacloprid can be given.
A: Spot on
B: Tablet
C: Both of them
D: None of them
A: Spot on
which agent has activity against fleas?
A: Selamectin
B: Imidacloprid
C: None of them
D: Both of them
D: Both of them
Fluralaner is effective against..
A: Flea
B: Both of them
C: Demodex spp
D:None of them
B: Both of them
Which macrocyclic lactone is effective against scabies?
A: Ivermectin
B: Milbemycin oxime
C: Doramectin
D: None of them
A: Ivermectin
Izoxasolines can cause these side effects in case of overdose:
A: Ataxia, muscle weakness, flaccid paralysis
B: Ataxia, tremor, spasm
C: Sedation, hypothermia
D: Emesis, bronchoconstriction, bradycardia
B: Ataxia, tremor, spasm
Fipronil is effective against this parasite:
A: Demodex canis
B: None of them
C: Both of them
D: Ctenocephalides felis
B: None of them
Which species is sensitive to fipronil?
A: Cat
B: Dog
C: None of them
D: Rabbi
D: Rabbit
Which can be the side effect of amitraz?
A: Hypoglycaemia
B: Both of them
C: Paralytic ileus
D: None of them
C: Paralytic ileus
Which side effect is characteristic to organophosphate?
A: Spasm, coma
B: All of them
C: Urination, lacrimation
D: Miosis
B: All of them
How can amitraz be given?
A: Chewing tablet
B: Injection
C: None of them
D: Both of them
C: None of them
Propoxur poisoning causes these symptoms:
A: Mydriasis
B: Tremor, spasms
C: Both of them
D: None of them
D: None of them
Pyrethroids can be given in..
A: SC injection
B: None of them
C: Chewing tablet
D: Both of them
B: None of them
which side effect is characteristic to organophosphates?
A: Both of them
B: Difficult breathing, bradycardia
C: Flaccid paralysis, ataxia
D: None of them
B: Difficult breathing, bradycardia
What is characteristic to the mechanism of action of amitraz?
A: Alpha 2 receptor antagonism
B: Both of them
C; Inhibition of octopamine reuptake from synaptic gap
D: None of them
C; Inhibition of octopamine reuptake from synaptic gap
drug can be used for the treatment of pyrethroid poisoning?
A: Midazolam
B: Intralipid
C: Both of them
D: None of them
C: Both of them
Flumethrin is effective against this parasite:
A: Phlebotomus spp.
B: Both of them
C: Varroa destructor
D: None of them
C: Varroa destructor
Diazinon is metabolised to … in the body
A: Diazoxon
B: Coumaphos
C: Both of them
D: None of them
A: Diazoxon
Which substance is an organophosphate from the following?
A: None of them
B: Propoxur
C: Dinotefuran
D: Both of them
A: None of them
Praziquantel can be used against the following helminth:
A: Strongylus species
B: Dipylidium caninum
C: Both of them
D: None of them
B: Dipylidium caninum
What is the antidote for levamisole toxicosis?
A: Epinephrine
B: Atropine
C: N-acetylcystein
D: There no antidote
B: Atropine
Praziquantel can be used against the following helminth:
A: Syngamus trachea (red tracheal worm)
B: Echinococcus granulosus
C: Both of them
D: None of them
B: Echinococcus granulosus
This mechanism leads to the selective toxicity of ectoparasiticide agents:
A: Slow absorption in the host animal
B: Higher affinity to parasites receptors
C: Both of them
D: None of them
C: Both of them
What is an effective antidote of diazinon poisoning?
A: Both of them
B: Obidoxime
C: Atropine
D: None of them
A: Both of them
Which agent can be used to treat flea infection in dog?
A: Amitraz
B: Both of them
C: Fipronil
D: None of them
C: Fipronil
Fill the sentence! …. containing organophosphate are the most toxic
A: Fluor
B: Sulfur
C: Oxygen
D: Their toxicity is similar
A: Fluor
Which is NOT an etiotropic agent from the following?
A: Doramectin
B: Dinotefuran
C: Dexamethasone
D: Diazinon
C: Dexamethasone
Macrocyclic lactone toxicosis has higher risk in this species/breed
A: Sheltie dog
B: Persian cat
D: Duroc pig
C: Gidran horse
A: Sheltie dog
Which agent is a prodrug from the following?
A: Netobimin
B: Oxfendazole
C: Mebendazole
D: Ricobendazole
A: Netobimin
Which of the following agent is an endectocide?
A: Doramectin
B: Milberrycin oxime
C: None of them
D: Both of them
D: Both of them