Pesticides Flashcards
what does the FDA regulate
systemics, orals, injectables; usually requires prescription or is dispensed by a licensed veterinarian
what does the EPA regulate
externally applied, non-systemics; most OTC without prescription
all known or supsected aadverse effects are to be reported to
manufacturer or appropriate agency
what are combo drugs
different life stage targets
insecticide + acaricide
insecticide + synergists
how do adulticides act
ion permeability
nerve receptors
pyrethrin MOA
inhibits neurotransmission of sodium channels resulting in paralysis and death
pyrethrin adverse effects
wide safety margin, topical irritation may occur at site of application
pyrethrin closely related insectidcidal extract from
chrysanthemum plant- often combined with synergists
permethrin MOA
inhibits transmission of sodium channels resulting in paralysis and death
permethrin is a ____
pyrethroid
pyrethroids effects
rapidly kill fleas and other insects on dogs, horse, cows, and SR and poultry;
permethrin contraindications
dont use in cats
indoxicarb MOA
(activyl) irreversible hyperactivation of voltage gated sodium channels in insect nerves; given in inactive form, activated by insect
indoxacarb adverse events
minimal, hypersalivation if animals licks drug; rare cases of GI or neurologic signs reported in cats
indoxacarb effects
prevents and kills adult fleas on dogs and cats
fipronil MOA
(frontline)blocks GABA gated chloride channels in arthropods leading to seizures of fleas before death
fipronil adverse events
do not ingest orally, animals may itch temprorarily, animals may salviate if they lick the drug
fipronil is a
phylprazole
fipronil effects
kills adult fleas, ticks, and chewing lice and aids in control of saroptic mange
minimum age for fipronil
10-12 weeeks; safe for breeding pregnant and lactating animals