TQ

Question 1

ointment or drops? longer corneal contact time

Answer 1

ointment

Question 2

atropine is contraindicated with

Answer 2

glaucoma, KCS

Question 3

T/F viroptic is greatly absorbed by cornea, therefore applied less frequently

Answer 3

false

Question 4

otic dewaxing agent

Answer 4

benzyl alcohol

Question 5

epsom salts

Answer 5

magnesium sulfate

Question 6

counterirritant

Answer 6

produces irritation and inflammation

Question 7

topical antibiotics

Answer 7

gentamicin, nitrofurazone, thiostreptin

Question 8

antifungal drugs are most commonly employed in treatment of two types of fungal infections

Answer 8

dermatophytes and yeast

Question 9

what is used on oleosa drugs

Answer 9

benzoyl peroxide

Question 10

homatropine

Answer 10

faster onset shorter duration

Question 11

natamycin agent

Answer 11

antifungal agent

Question 12

oti-clens and epi-otic are what agents

Answer 12

cleansing agents

Question 13

how to dx otodectes cynotis

Answer 13

skin scrape

Question 14

tx for otodectes cynotis

Answer 14

milbemycin oxime

Question 15

nystatin is..

Answer 15

topical antifungal

Question 16

silver nitrate is

Answer 16

caustic

Question 17

the least potent glucocorticoid

Answer 17

hydrocortisone

Question 18

osmotic diuretics are given IV to

Answer 18

decrease vitreous humor volume and rapidly decrease intraocular pressure

Question 19

salicylic acid, tannic acids, boric acid and isopropylate are examples of

Answer 19

astringents

Question 20

proparacaine and tetracaine

Answer 20

topical anesthetics

Question 21

epinephrine is used for

Answer 21

diagnosis of horners syndrome

Question 22

if a topical is given systemically..

Answer 22

it could be toxic

Question 23

this drug decreases intraocular pressure and increases aqueous humor flow

Answer 23

acetazolamide

Question 24

an animal that has head trauma should be given

Answer 24

osmotic diuretic

Question 25

do not use ___ if corneal ulcers are present

Answer 25

glucocorticoid combos

Question 26

gentamicin is a

Answer 26

topical antibiotics

Question 27

mydriatic agents

Answer 27

dilate the pupils

Question 28

mitotics

Answer 28

constrict the pupils

Question 29

what not to use with ruptured eardrums

Answer 29

aminoglycosides
chlorhexidine
chloramphenicol

Question 30

enrofloxacin is an example of

Answer 30

fluoroquinolones

Question 31

thiabendazole tradename

Answer 31

tresaderm

Question 32

can ivermectin be given IV?

Answer 32

yes

Question 33

what ingredients are in nystatin

Answer 33

(panalog) neomycin, thiostreptin, triamcinolone

Question 34

cortex releases what

Answer 34

steroids

Question 35

low dose dex aids in dx

Answer 35

cushings

Question 36

antifungal that is hyperadrenocorticism

Answer 36

ketoconazole

Question 37

methimazole

Answer 37

hyperthyroidism

Question 38

low TSH levels following thyroid stem test may be caused by

Answer 38

hypothyroidism, pituitary gland tumor, adjusting thyroid medications

Question 39

adrenal medulla releases

Answer 39

epinephrine and norepinephrine when stimulated by sympathetic NS