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Pharmacology Flashcards

1
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what is the most common side effect of digoxin

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diarrhea

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2
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positive inotrope drug that can be given with quinidine to help convert horses with atrial fibrillation.

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digoxin

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3
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what is typically reserved for bacteria that are strictly susceptible to this medication because of the side effects that can be produced in the muna administering the drug?

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Chloramphenicol

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4
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What are side effects of chloramphenicol

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disrupting the mitochondrial function in bone marrow cells of humans and causing aplastic anemia

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5
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what is the class that is known to be ototoxic and nephrotoxic

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aminoglycosides

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6
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What is the only narcotic used routinely in horses and is considered the strongest analgesic that can be given to horses

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Torbugesic (butorphanol)

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7
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How long do the analgesic effects last for Torbugesic (butorphanol)

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4 hours

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8
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what two drugs are the lipolytic tetracyclines that can be readily absorbed through the GI tract?

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Doxycycline and minocycline

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9
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What is the ocular antifungal that can be used to treat fungal infections and fungal ulcers in horses

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fluconazole

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10
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what form does Levothyroxine come in?

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powdered that can mix with food

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11
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What is levothyroxine used to treat?

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hypothyroidism

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12
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What NSAID comes as a topical paste that can be applied directly onto the distal limbs for lameness issues?

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Surpass (diclofenac sodium)

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13
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How long do short acting glucocorticoids last in the body?

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12 hours

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14
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how long do intermediate acting steroids last for in the body?

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12-36 hours

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15
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how long do long acting steroids last for in the body

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48 hours

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16
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A compound that can be used to help reduce swelling caused by trauma

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DMSO (dimethyl sulfoxide)

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17
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The only form of Penicillin G that can be administered IV is the aqueous solution mixed with what?

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sodium or potassium

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18
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What is the cardiac medication that is used to treat atrial fibrillation in horses?

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Quinidine

19
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The most common steroid group used in horses?

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Glucocorticoids

20
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What are glucocorticoids commonly used for?

A

anti-inflammatory

21
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A proton pump inhibitor that can be used to treat GI ulcers because it binds to parietal cells and inhibits the movement of hydrogen ions into the stomach

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omeprazole

22
Q

Penicillin is a bactericidal antimicrobial that is more effective against what?

A

gram positive bacteria

23
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what is the NSAID that was released in 2012 and can be used to control pain associated with osteoarthritits?

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Equioxx

24
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what can be used for both musculoskeletal pain relief and visceral pain which can be associated with colic

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Banamine (flunixin meglumine)

25
Q

potentiated sulfonamindes can have serious side effects, such as what?

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thrombocytopenia, leukopenia, and anemia

26
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the drug given to mares to terminate pregnancy

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Lutalyse (dinoprost tromethamine)

27
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an emollient laxative that can be given to horses that have impactions

A

mineral oil

28
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what do NSAID’s block?

A

prostaglandin production

29
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Cox-2 are prostaglandins that are produced in response to

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pain

30
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Cox-1 helps protect

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stomach

31
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Acepromazine is what kind of tranquilizer that can be used as a sedative in horses?

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phenothiazine

32
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a dopamine antagonist that allows for prolactin secretion.

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Equidone (domperidone)

33
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Equidone can treat what?

A

fescue toxicosis

34
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an indigestible plant fiber that can be used as a bulk laxative as it osmotically pulls water into the bowel lumen

A

metamucil (psyllium fiber)

35
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Metamucil (psyllium fiber) can be useful for treating what?

A

sand colic

36
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Lidocaine can be used in horses to help with what?

A

laminitis and colic pain

37
Q

Blocks pain signals at what?

A

spinal cord

38
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An alpha-2 agonist which is classified as a sedative-analgesic

A

Dormosedan

39
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the anti-ulcer medication that cannot be given at the same time as other oral medications as it can prevent/disrupt the absorption of other medications

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Carafate (sucralfate)

40
Q

Atropine sulfate eye preparations are used to reduce pain in the eye by

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dilating the blood vessels

41
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Alpha-2 agonist that can be used for short periods of time and lasts 15-20 minutes

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Rompun

42
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is the drug of choice to treat Potomac horse fever and leptospirosis

A

Doxycycline

43
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A progestin that can be used to delay estrus in mares, or be sued to maintain pregnancy in mares prone to abortion

A

regu-mate altrenogest

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