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quiz 4 antiparasitics
Older cheap antiparasitic that ha...,
Where would you give melarsomine ...,
2 examples of anticestodals
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quiz 6 NSAIDs
How do nsaids exert their effect,
Nsaids produce fewer more side ef...,
Nsaids adverse effects can include 4
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Test 2: Anti-inflammatories: Dimethyl Sulfoxide
Dimethyl sulfoxide is also known as,
How does dimethyl sulfoxide dmso ...,
What are superoxide radicals
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quiz 4 lost antifungals & florfenicol
Florfenicol is a chloramphenicol ...,
Florfenicol withdrawal time,
Florfenicol is used in large anim...
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quiz 4 lost antiparasitics
We choose an antiparasitic based ...,
Why is understanding parasites li...,
Define anthelmentics
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quiz 5 external antiparasitics
Example of an imidacloprid,
This kills adult fleas,
This is very safe to use except o...
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quiz 5 Botanical insecticides
Two commonly used botanical insec...,
This is used on dogs and cats to ...,
Dogs and cats may vomit have gi u...
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quiz 5 synthetic pyrethroids
Define synthetic pyrethroids,
Example of 1st generation synthet...,
2 examples of 2nd generation synt...
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quiz 5 Organophosphates and Carbamates
Organophosphates and carbamates a...,
How do organophosphates and carba...,
Clinical signs of toxicity result...
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quiz 5 Chlorinated hydrocarbons
This is one of the oldest groups ...,
This was a chlorinated hydrocarbo...,
These can build up in the food ch...
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quiz 5 Amitraz
Amitraz is used in the treatment ...,
Amitraz is found in 2,
Adverse effects of amitraz are co...
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quiz 5 Insect growth regulators
How do insect growth regulators work,
Insect growth regulators do not kill,
3 examples of insect growth regul...
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quiz 6 anti-inflammatories: general
With inflammation what causes red...,
What causes swelling and edema,
What causes pus
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quiz 6 corticosteroids
When using these we want to make ...,
Two types of corticosteroids prod...,
This corticosteroid regulates min...
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quiz 6 glococorticoids
8 effects glucocorticoids can do,
2 short acting glucocorticoids,
2 intermediate acting glucocortic...
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quiz 6 NSAID
Pge and pgi2 decrease what,
Pge and pgi2 increase what 3,
What does sodium bicarbonate do i...
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quiz 6 NSAIDs pt 2
Acetylsalicylic acid is also know...,
Acetylsalicylic acid asprin is co...,
Acetylsalicylic acid asprin decre...
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quiz 6 NSAIDs pt 3
This drug belongs to a new drug c...,
How does grapiprant work,
Why is grapiprant a good alternat...
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Test 2: GI drugs
3 basic functions of the gi tract,
4 factors that influence gi function,
The pns helps with
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Test 2: diarrhea - general
4 causes of diarrhea,
Hypersecretion of intestinal flui...,
Increased permeability of intesti...
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Test 2: antidiarrheal drugs
Antidiarrheals that modify intest...,
Antidiarrheals that modify intest...,
Why arent antidiarrheals that mod...
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Test 2: antidiarrheal drugs: opioid analgesics
3 effects of opioid analgesics,
There are less ____ contractions ...
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Test 2: antidiarrheal drugs: anticholinergics
An example of an anticholinergic is,
How do anticholinergics work,
Anticholinergics are effective ag...
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Test 2: antidiarrheal drugs: adsorbents and protectants
Adsorbents and protectants work by,
3 examples of adsorbents and prot...,
How does activated charcoal work
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Test 2: laxatives
How do laxatives work,
2 types of laxatives,
2 examples of irritant laxatives
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Test 2: lubricants
How do lubricants work,
4 examples of lubricants,
This is used for stool that has h...
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Test 2: stool softeners
How do stool softeners work,
Example of stool softeners,
Stool softeners may also increase
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Test 2: prokinetic drugs
An example of prokinetic drugs,
Prokinetic drugs cisapride do what,
Prokinetic drugs cisapride are us...
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Test 2: antiulcer drugs
Antiulcer drugs are intended to d...,
5 factors that lead to gi ulcer f...,
Most antiulcer drugs currently us...
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Test 2: antiulcer drugs: Nonsystemic antacids
4 examples of nonsystemic antacids,
How do nonsystemic antacids work,
Ca and al antactids can cause
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Test 2: antiulcer drugs: Systemic antacids
3 examples of systemic antacids,
How do systemic antacids work,
This drug inhibits the metabolism...
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Test 2: antiulcer drugs: Omeprazole
Another term for omeprazole,
How does omeprazole prilosec work,
You cant use omeprazole prilosec ...
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Test 2: antiulcer drugs: Sucralfate
Sucralfate can also be known as,
How does sucralfate carafate work,
You can tell there may be an acti...
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Test 2: antiulcer drugs: Misoprostol
Misoprostol is also known as,
Misoprostol cytotec is a,
Misoprostol cytotec is used to treat
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quiz 7 emesis
Vomiting is triggered by 4 types ...,
Which 2 of the 4 types of stimuli...,
This is the most common cause of ...
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quiz 7 inducing vomiting
Induction of vomiting is sometime...,
Do not induce vomiting if 4,
Why should an animal not throw up...
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quiz 7 drugs used to induce vomiting
Two types of vomiting inducing dr...,
How do centrally acting emetics work,
How do locally acting emetics work
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quiz 7 emetics
Apomorphine is given via,
This emetic is normally used in cats,
This may cause cns depression
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quiz 7 antiemetics
These have a limited effect on gi...,
These do not prevent vomiting cau...,
These inhibit the transmission of...
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quiz 7 antiemetics 2
These block nerve transmission th...,
These block dopamine receptors in...,
These are seldom used in animals ...
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ANESTHESIA: Local anesthetics
How do local anesthetics work,
Of esters and amides this group i...,
What drug is the standard for com...
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ANESTHESIA: localized anesthetics adverse effects
3 effects that arent common,
Nerve trauma from cutting the ner...,
Epidural complications arent comm...
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ANESTHESIA: local anesthesia techniques
For topical application what drug...,
For topical application what drug...,
Topical applications last about h...
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ANESTHESIA: Regional injection types
Where do you inject locals for an...,
How do you know youre in the vert...,
In epidurals the agent flows caud...
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