Pesticides Flashcards

1
Q

what does the FDA regulate

A

systemics, orals, injectables; usually requires prescription or is dispensed by a licensed veterinarian

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2
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what does the EPA regulate

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externally applied, non-systemics; most OTC without prescription

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3
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all known or supsected aadverse effects are to be reported to

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manufacturer or appropriate agency

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4
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what are combo drugs

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different life stage targets
insecticide + acaricide
insecticide + synergists

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5
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how do adulticides act

A

ion permeability

nerve receptors

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6
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pyrethrin MOA

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inhibits neurotransmission of sodium channels resulting in paralysis and death

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7
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pyrethrin adverse effects

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wide safety margin, topical irritation may occur at site of application

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8
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pyrethrin closely related insectidcidal extract from

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chrysanthemum plant- often combined with synergists

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9
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permethrin MOA

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inhibits transmission of sodium channels resulting in paralysis and death

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10
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permethrin is a ____

A

pyrethroid

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11
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pyrethroids effects

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rapidly kill fleas and other insects on dogs, horse, cows, and SR and poultry;

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12
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permethrin contraindications

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dont use in cats

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13
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indoxicarb MOA

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(activyl) irreversible hyperactivation of voltage gated sodium channels in insect nerves; given in inactive form, activated by insect

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14
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indoxacarb adverse events

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minimal, hypersalivation if animals licks drug; rare cases of GI or neurologic signs reported in cats

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15
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indoxacarb effects

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prevents and kills adult fleas on dogs and cats

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16
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fipronil MOA

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(frontline)blocks GABA gated chloride channels in arthropods leading to seizures of fleas before death

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17
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fipronil adverse events

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do not ingest orally, animals may itch temprorarily, animals may salviate if they lick the drug

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18
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fipronil is a

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phylprazole

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19
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fipronil effects

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kills adult fleas, ticks, and chewing lice and aids in control of saroptic mange

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20
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minimum age for fipronil

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10-12 weeeks; safe for breeding pregnant and lactating animals

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21
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afoxolaner MOA

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(nexguard) Affects GABA gated chloride channels leading to spastic paralysis

22
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afoxolaner adverse events

A

safe; vomiting/diarrhea

23
Q

afoxolaner is a

A

isoxazoline

24
Q

afoxolaner kills

A

fleas and ticks

25
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fluralaner MOA

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(bravecto) affects GABA gated chloride channels leading to spastic paralysis

26
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fluralaner adverse events

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allergies, bleeding disorders, vomiting and diarrhea when given PO

27
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fluralaner is a

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isoxazoline

28
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fluralaner kills

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fleas and ticks

29
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fluralaner is not for animasl who are

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allergic to beta lactams or recieving warfarin anticoagulants

30
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imidacloprid MOA

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(advantage) irreversibly binds to nicotinic (Ach) receptors leading to fly seizures

31
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imidacloprid adverse events

A

safe

32
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imidacloprid is a

A

nicotinoid

33
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imidacloprid effect

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chloronicotinic insecticide used to kill adult fleas by contact or ingestion

34
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nitenpyram MOA

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(capstar) inhibits post synaptic nicotinic Ach receptors to produce an influx of sodium ions

35
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nitenpyram is a

A

nicotinoid

36
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nitenpyram effect

A

neonicotinoid drug used to kill adult fleas

37
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nitenpyram contraindications

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use in 2 lbs or 4 weeks of age

38
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dinotefuran MOA

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(vectra) inhibits nicotinic ACH RECEPTORS CAUSING THE FLEA TO STOP FEEDING AND DIE WITHIN HOURS

39
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dinotefuran adverse events

A

mammalian ach receptors are structurally different so there is no binding

40
Q

dinotefuran effect

A

nicitinoid; neonicotinoid drug that affects adult fleas in dogs and cats

41
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inoispinosad MOA

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(comfortis) spinosyn a + d activates nicotinic Ach receptors causing muscle contractions, tremors, paralysis and deat of the flea

42
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spinosad adverse events

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occasional vomiting doesnt seem to affect breeds with MDR gene; increased liver enzymes

43
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spinosad effect

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spinosyn used as a monthly treatment for flea infestation; kills in 30 minutes

44
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spinosad contraindications

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do not administer with high dose ivermectin; nursing

45
Q

spinosad produced by

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saccharopolyspora spinosa bacterium- approved as organic

46
Q

macrolytic lactones MOA

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increased release of inhibitory neurotransmitters leads to flaccid paralysis

47
Q

effeceffect of macrocyclic lactones

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mecints and milbmycin osime insecticide, acaricide, endecticide

48
Q

cSs-methoprene, pyripoxyfan, diflubenzuron

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(frontline) mimics juvenile hormones that keep larvae from molting or maturing

49
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lufenuron MOA

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inhibits chitin synhesis preventing haching of flea eggs

50
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lufenuron adverse effents

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sensitivity found in breeds with MDR mutation