P19 - Food Safety Flashcards
classes of drugs that are prohibited in food producing animals (4)
- antibiotics
- hormones/steroids
- anti-inflammatory drugs
- anti-viral drugs
antibiotics that are prohibited in food producing animals (4)
- chloramphenicol
- nitrofurazone/furazolidone
- nitromidazoles (Metronidazole)
- glycopeptides (vancomycin)
hormones/steroids that are prohibited in food producing animals (2)
- diethylstilbestrol (DES)
- clenbuterol
anti-inflammatory drugs that are prohibited in food producing animals (1)
- dipyrone
anti-viral drugs that are prohibited in food producing animals (1)
- adamantane & neuraminidase inhibitors
drugs that are prohibited for extra label use in food producing animals (5)
- sulphonamide
- phenylbutazone
- fluoroquinolones
- cephalosporins
- adamantane & neuraminidase inhibitors
sulphonamides are prohibited for extra label use in what food producing animal
- dairy cattle
which sulphonamides are exceptions for extra label use in food producing animals (3)
- sulfadimethoxine
- sulfabromonethazine
- sulfaethoxypyridazine
phenylbutazones are prohibited for extra label use in what food producing animal
- female dairy cattle over 20 months
cephalosporins are prohibited for extra label use in what food producing animal
- cattle
- swine
- chickens
- turkeys
which cephalosporin is an exception for extra label use in food producing animals
- cephapirin
adamantane & neuraminidase inhibitors are prohibited for extra label use in what food producing animal
- chickens
- turkeys
- ducks
why is aspirin used in chickens
- blood thinner
- stops platelets from aggregating
residues of the drugs and other compounds is the result of (4)
- withdrawal times not being followed
- used in an extra label manner
- feed has been contaminated
- accidental exposure to pesticides, herbicides or environmental pollutants
definition of withdrawal time
- interval between time of the last administration of a registered compound and the time when the animal products can safely be consumed