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1
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Which group of drugs selectively binds to ergosterol in fungal cell membrane?

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polyenes

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What group of drugs selectively blocks ergosterol synthesis by inhibiting lanosterol?

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azoles

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What group of drugs is converted by the fungus to inhibit DNA synthesis?

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flucytosine

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What drug binds to microtubules and disrupts mitotic spindles in fungal cells?

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griseofulvin

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Which group of drugs inhibit squalene epoxidase to block ergosterol synthesis in fungi?

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allylamines

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Which fungal drug inducts CYP450 enzymes?

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griseofulvine

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7
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What 2 fungal drugs inhibit CYP450 enzymes?

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imidazoles, triazoles

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What fungal drug gets rapid emergence of resistance and should be used with amphotericin B?

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pyrimidine analogue

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Which fungal drug groups are hepatotoxic?

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Triazoles, echniocandins, allylamines

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Which fungal drug inhibits PgP?

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imidazoles

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Zidovudine, stampidine, and lamivudine all belong to what drug group?

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nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors

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12
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What viruses are nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors used for?

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FeLV, FIV, BLV

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What anti viral drug group needs viral enzymes to become active?

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DNA polymerase inhibitors (acyclovir)

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What anti viral drug is also used in the treatment of pain in dogs?

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amantadine (M2 - ion channel inhibitor)

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What viruses do M2-ion channel inhibitors effect?

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influenza A

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What anti viral drug group has cell to cell amplification?

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recombinant interferon

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17
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Which diuretic drugs affect Na/K/Cl symport?

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loop diuretics

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18
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Which diuretic drugs affect just Na channels?

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K sparing

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19
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What urine pH increases weak acid excretion?

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high pH

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20
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What urine pH increases weak base excretion?

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low pH

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21
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What do carnivores have a delayed elimination of?

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drugs w/ low pKa

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What diuretic drugs inhibit Na/Cl transport and cause metabolic alkalosis?

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thiazides

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What diuretic drug causes diabetes insipidus and vasodilation?

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thiazide diuretics

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What kind of receptor is the external urethral sphincter?

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nicotinic

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What kind of receptor is the urethra muscle?
alpha 1
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What receptors are for the detrusor muscles?
parasymp - M3 (Ach) | symp - B2 (NA)
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What ocular drugs affect trabecular outflow?
muscarinic agonists
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What ocular drugs affect uveoscleral outflow?
prostaglandin agonists
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What 3 drugs affect aqueous humor inflow?
beta blockers alpha 2 agonists CAIs
30
What is the spectrum of clindamycin?
anerobic gram - and toxoplasma gondii
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How are sulfonamides metabolized?
acetylation (low solubility - deposits in renal)
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How is chloramphenicol metabolized?
glucoronidation - cats
33
What antibiotic causes arthropathy?
fluoroquinolones
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What antibiotic causes teeth mottling and chelates calcium?
tetracyclines
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What antibiotic has nephrotoxicity and neuromuscular blockade?
aminoglycosides
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What antibiotics are dobermans sensitive to?
sulfonamides
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What antibiotic can accumulate in intracellular phagocytic cells?
fluoroquinolones
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What antibiotic acts on DNA gyrase?
fluoroquinolones
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What antibiotic inhibits DNA syntheisis?
metronidazole
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What antibiotic is used for colitis in dogs?
sulfasalazine
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What are the toxicities of sulfonamides?
KCS, hepatic necrosis, doberman pinschers, thyroid
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What is the best sulfa and trimethoprim combinaton?
5 parts sulfa and 1 part trimeth
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Which cephalosporin is given parentally?
cefazolin
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Which cephalosporin is broad spectrum and beta lactamase stable?
cefepime
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What beta lactam salt is given IM?
prokine salt (excitement in horses when given IV)
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What beta lactam has low immunogenic profile?
astrenam
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What is the broadest spectrum aminoglycoside?
amikacin
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What aminoglycoside has antibacterial and antiprotozoal spectrum?
paramomycin
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What type efficacy is aminoglycoside?
type 3 - single daily dose
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What tetracycline is given to patients with renal failure?
doxy - excreted in feces
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What is the MOA for chloramphenicol?
50s - peptidyl transferase, diffuse thru mito membrane
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What are the SE for chloramphenicol?
reversible BM suppression
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What drug is used for campylobacter jejuni in dogs?
erythromycin
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What drug is good against mycoplasma?
tiamulin
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What drug is fatal to horses?
tylosin
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What lincosamide is lipid soluble and can get into CNS?
clindamycin
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What is the toxicity of clindamycin?
colitis
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What drug suppresses aldosterone but treats enteritis in swine?
carbadox
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What antibiotic needs an acidic urinary pH for cystitis?
methenamine
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What drug can be used orally to give abdominal sterilization before sx?
polymyxin
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What antibiotics are contraindicated in food animals?
chloramphenicol, vancomycin, nitrofuran, metronidazle
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Which anti secretory drug acts on proton pump?
omeprazole
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What antisecretory is an H2 receptor antagonist?
famontidine
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What antisecretory acts on prostaglandins and is cytoprotective?
misoprostol
65
What drug is used for apomorphine reversal?
metclopramide
66
What anti emetic acts on substance P?
maropitant citrate
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Which cytoprotective drug needs acidic pH?
sucralfate
68
What heart drug is not distributed to fat?
digitalis
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What pump does digitalis act on?
Na/K atpase
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What are the 3 phosphodiesterase inhibitor drugs?
inaminone, milrinon, pimobendan
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What drug do ACE inhibitors have an interaction with?
NSAIDs
72
What are the class 1 antiarrythmic drugs?
phenytoin, quinidine, lidocaine, procainamide
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What are the class 3 antiarrythmic drugs?
bretylium, amiodorone (pure prolongss of action potential)
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What are the class 4 antiarrythmic drugs?
calcium channel blockers
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What antiarrythmic drug is most broad spectrum?
aprindine
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What is the contraindication of bretylium?
halogenated anesthetics

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