Past questions 2

Question 1

For aspiration pneumonia the following combination might be most effective

Answer 1

Broad spectrum b-lactam
+ enrofloxacin
+ (aminoglycoside)
+ metronidazole

Question 2

This drug is a probenzimidazole.

Can be admin both orally and parenterally

Answer 2

Netobimin

Question 3

Additional food supplement can be applied in feline rhinotrachitis to decrease viral replication

Answer 3

L-Lysine

Question 4

Aldosterone antagonist diuretic drug, can be used in congestive heart failure

Answer 4

Spironolactone

Question 5

Substance can be added to feedstuff of swine to treat atrophic rhinitis caused by Bordetella bronchiseptica

Answer 5

Doxocycline

Question 6

Highly lipophilic compounds are supplied only via medicated feedstuff

Answer 6

Ionophore anitbiotics

Question 7

Can cause prolapse of penis in stallions

Answer 7

Acepromazine/Propionilpromazine

Question 8

These two anti emetics must NOT be combined

Answer 8

Metoclopramide/tiethylperazine

Question 9

Use for adjunctive treatment of bacterial urinary tract infections

Answer 9

Vitamin C, Methionine

Question 10

Injectable anaesthetic that can be used as an appetite stimulant in dogs

Answer 10

Propofol

Question 11

Frequently toxic in collies, causing paralysis

Answer 11

Ivermectin

Question 12

H-2 antagonist substance that has the longest duration of action in dogs

Answer 12

Famotidine

Question 13

Inodilator, increases heart contractility and decreases peripheral resistance

Answer 13

Pimobendan

Question 14

Sedative drug with NO analgesic properties

Answer 14

Chlorpromazine

Question 15

Anti-helmintic drug that has very low oral bioavailabilty,
but is highly effective in horses against nematodes and certain cestodes in the large bowel, because of the high enough concentration there

Answer 15

Pyrantel

Question 16

Used PO in dogs, appropriate choice for long-term control or idiopathic epilepsy

Answer 16

Phenobarbital

Question 17

Antibacterial agent used to treat acute prostatitis caused by P. Aeruginosa

Answer 17

Ciprofloxacin

Question 18

Neophobia (fear of new food) can render the per os application of drugs much more difficult in these species

Answer 18

Horse

Question 19

Safe, mild laxative even if applied long-term.

Can be used in hepatic encephalopathy

Answer 19

Lactulose

Question 20

The pH and the volume of urine are major factors of the drug extraction via Kidneys.
Select correct sentence.

Answer 20

The urine of cats is highly concentrated

Question 21

Narrow spectrum antiemetic,

its usage is mainly restricted to chemotherapeutic induced vomiting.

Answer 21

Ondansetron

Question 22

Used for oral treatment of E.Coli urinary tract infection.

Answer 22

Amoxicillin

Question 23

Analgesic activity is negligible

Answer 23

Thiopental

Question 24

Anitprotozoal drug has a very low therapeutic index, its IV admin is forbidden

Answer 24

Imidocarb diproprionate

Question 25

Most potent combination for the treatment of Rhodococcus equi bronchopneumonia in foals

Answer 25

Clarythromicin + rifampicin

Question 26

Cox-2 slective non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug

Answer 26

Carprofen

Question 27

Herpes keratitis present in feline rhinotrachitis cannot be treated with…

Answer 27

Systemic acyclovir treatment

Question 28

Primary causative agent of canine pharyngitis – and the primary choice for treatment

Answer 28

Streptococcus canis

Beta-Lactams

Question 29

Antibiotic combination appropriate for treatment of severe bronchopneumonia caused by P. aeruginosa

Answer 29

Amoxicillin-clavulanic acid

Question 30

Can be used for the prevention of abortion due to toxoplasmosis in ewes

Answer 30

Decoquinate

Question 31

Used in treatment of Varroa mange (varroosis) in honeybees

Answer 31

Amitraz

Question 32

Most effective way for the treatment of nasal aspergillosis

Answer 32

Per os itraconazole for 4-6 weeks

Question 33

Adsorbent antidiarrhoeal drug, chemically it is magnesium-aluminium-silicate

Answer 33

Montmorillonit

Question 34

Antihelmintic drugs of this group are very effective against both
adult gastro-intestinal roundworms
and their migrating or hypobiotic larval stages, even when they are applied orally.

Answer 34

Sulphide-Benzimidazoles

Question 35

Effective and frequently used emetic in cats

Answer 35

Xylazine

Question 36

Anti-staphylococcal drug that can be used in MRSA infections locally.

Answer 36

Mupirocin

Question 37

Coating agent, primary choice for the treatment of active ulcers.

Answer 37

Sucralfate

Question 38

First choice for the oral treatment of canine and feline superficial pyoderma

Answer 38

Cefalexin

Question 39

According to label instructions this ionophore antibiotic is intended also for rabbits.

Answer 39

Salinomycin

Question 40

First line compound for the treatment of canine demodicosis

and concomitant deep pyoderma.

Answer 40

Benzoyl peroxide shampoo

Question 41

This non-toxic anthelmintic drug is highy effective against tapeworms, including the Echinococcus spp.
But ineffective against roundworms.

Answer 41

Praziquantel

Question 42

Not recommended for the topical treatment of canine pyoderma.

Answer 42

Amoxicillin

Question 43

With help of this agent it is possible to induce pupillary dilation in birds.

Answer 43

D-tubocurarine

Question 44

Muscle relaxation cannot be achieved when this anaesthetic is used.

Answer 44

Ketamine