Resistance Flashcards

1
Q

What is resistance?

A

When parasites evolve and are no longer affected by the chosen worming treatment

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2
Q

Slowing resistance

A

2-fold

1 - protection of key medicines
2 - management

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3
Q

SMART

A
Simply
Monitor &
Assess the
Risk &
Treat appropriately
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4
Q

10 management tips to prevent resistance

A
1 - protect key medicines
2 - avoid underdosing
3 - don't worm and move
4 - poo pick
5 - muck heap placement
7 - cross graze
8 - isolate new horses
9 - careful grazing away from home
10 - good stable management
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5
Q

ID of resistant worms

A
  • commercial testing - £7
  • see if recent treatment was effective
  • FEC - if results not reduced by at least 85% resistance is noted
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6
Q

Fenbendazole (Panacur Guard)

A

Widespread resistance noted

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7
Q

Pyrantel Embonate

A

Wide resistance noted

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8
Q

Ivermectin

A

Some resistance noted

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9
Q

Praziquantel

A

No known resistance (Tapeworm)

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10
Q

Moxidectin

A

some resistance noted

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