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Nervous System AND Renal
Cholinergic
Stimulates GI and urinary system |
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Nervous System AND GI System
Cholinergic - "Reglan"
Control vomiting, stimulates bowels/increases motility in constipation |
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Nervous System
Cholinergic
Reduce intraocular pressure |
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Nervous System
Anticholinergic
Antidote for organophosphate poisoning, pre-anesthetic, increases heart rate |
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Nervous System
Adrenergic
Bronchodialation, high HR |
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Nervous System
Adrenergic Blocking
Alpha Blocker - "Yobine"
Reversal agent for Xylazine SE:tachycardia, seizures, muscle tremors, hypotension |
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Nervous System
Adrenergic Blocking
Beta Blocker
Heart, used for HCM, arrythmias |
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Nervous System
Adrenergic Blocking
Beta Blocker - "Timoptic"
Glaucoma |
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Nervous System
CNS Stimulant - "Dopram V"
ER drug, treats respiratory arrest, intubation, sublingual in kittens/puppies
SE: hyperventilation |
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Nervous System
Tranquilizer - Phenothiazine
"PromAce"
Mild, has ceiling effect, calm w/o respiratory. depression, antiemetic, preanesthetic, lowers seizure threshold, penile paraphimosis, NOT for boxers |
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Definition
Nervous System and Behavioral Pharm
Tranquilizer - Benzodiazepine
"Valium"
Sedation, appetite stimulation, anticonvulsant, do NOT store in plastic, used with Ketamine, reversed with Flumazenil, does not mix w/ other drugs well, SE: lethargy, pu/pd, ataxia |
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Nervous System
Tranquilizer - Benzodiazepine
"Xanax"
Fear anxiety in cats, appetite stimulant |
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Nervous System
Tranquilizer - Benzodiazepine
"Telazole w/ Tiletamine"
IM, anesthetic, combined drug,
SE: pu/pd, ataxia, lethargy |
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Nervous System
Sedative - "Rompun"
Calm w/ CNS depression, 10-30 min., use w/ atropine to lower depression, pain/colic in horses |
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Definition
Nervous System
Sedative - "Domitor"
Low BP = low kidney func., restraint, do NOT use with anticholingerics: arrythmias, reversed w/ Yohimbine, Atipamezole, bradycardia, horses still kick, resp. depression |
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Definition
Nervous System AND Pain/Antiinflammatory
Opioid Agonist
3-6 hours, histamine release if given too quickly, give IM, vomiting, dysphoria, potent analgesics, NOT antiinflammatory, bind opiod receptors |
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Definition
Nervous System AND Pain/Antiinflammatory
Opioid Agonist
10x morph., 1-3 hours, no hist. release |
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Nervous System AND Pain/Antiinflammatory
Opioid Agonist
"Torbugesic" "Torbutrol"
For cough, 45min-1.5 hours, 4-7x morph., mild analgesia/sedation/resp. depression,mild-mod. pain, analgesic NOT antiinflammatory |
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Definition
Nervous System AND Pain/Antiinflammatory
Opioid Agonist
Patch, 100-200x morph. |
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Definition
Nervous System AND Pain/Antiinflammatory
Opioid Agonist - "Buprenex"
30x morph, good pain med for cats, sublingual, post-declaw, 4-10 hours, unreliable sedation |
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Definition
Nervous System
Opioid Antagonist - "Narcan"
Pure antagonist, binds well, boots out agonists, mu receptor |
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Definition
Combination of opioid and tranquilizer
1+1=5
ex. Ace + Morphine = pre-anesthetic |
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Definition
Nervous System
Barbituate - Long Acting AND Anti-Seizure
Anti-Seizure
Prophylactically for epilepsy, IV in emergency 8-12 hours, not reversible |
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Definition
Nervous System
Barbituate - Short Acting
Euthanasia solutions, 45m to 1.5 hours |
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Definition
Nervous System
Barbituate - Ultra Short Acting
Highly fat soluable, IV only, 5-30min., do NOT give to sight hounds |
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Definition
Nervous System
Dissociative - "Ketaject"
w/ Diazepam, muscle rigidity, pupil dilation, eyes do NOT close, does NOT provide analgesia |
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Definition
Nervous System
Dissociative - "Telazol w/ Zolazepam"
IM stings, monitor breathing, contraindicated in kidney dz. |
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Definition
Nervous System
Inhalant
Rapid induction/recovery, small animals, unconsciousness |
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Definition
Nervous System
Inhalant
Faster than Isoflurane, unconsciousness |
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Definition
Nervous System
Inhalant
Used in combination with other gases to speed induction |
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Term
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Definition
Nervous System
Short Acting Hypnotic Agent
2-5min, rapid/smooth induction/recovery, only in dogs, safe, very short anesthesia |
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Definition
Nervous System
Anti-Seizure
Old school, used with Phenobarbitol |
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Definition
Nervous System
Anti-Seizure
similar to Phenobarbitol, TOXIC in cats |
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Definition
Nervous System
Anti-Seizure "Valium"
Treatment not prevention, IV for status epilecticus |
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Definition
Nervous System
Local Anesthetics
antiarrythmia, rapid onset 5-10m, short duration 1-2 h |
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Definition
Nervous System
Local Anesthetics
Onset 10m, duration 4-6h |
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Definition
Behavioral Pharm
Anti-Anxiety - Antihistamine
"Benadryl"
Blocks H1 receptors, CNS sedation, motion sickness, anti-pruritic |
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Definition
Behavioral Pharm
Anti-Anxiety - Benzodiazepine
"Xanax" |
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Definition
Behavioral Pharm
Anti-Anxiety - Benzodiazepine
"Ataivan" |
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Definition
Behavioral Pharm
Anti-Anxiety - Azapirone
"BuSpar"
Several weeks to see effect, no sedation, used for spraying |
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Definition
Behavioral Pharm
Antidepressant - Tricyclic
"Clomicalm"
Anticholinergic, sedation, several weeks to see effect |
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Definition
Behavioral Pharm
Antidepressant - Tricyclic
"Elavil"
Anticholinergic, sedation, several weeks to see effect |
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Definition
Behavioral Pharm
Antidepressant - SRI
"Prozac"
Used for OCD, aggression, phobias, separation anxiety |
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Definition
Behavioral Pharm
Antidepressant - SRI
"Zoloff"
Used for OCD, aggression, phobias, separation anxiety |
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Definition
Behavioral Pharm
Antidepressant - SRI
"Paxil"
Used for OCD, aggression, phobias, separation anxiety |
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Term
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Definition
Behavioral Pharm
Antidepressant - MOI
"Anipryl"
Used to treat K9 cognitive dysfunction syndrome |
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Definition
Behavioral Pharm AND Endocrine
Gonadotropins - Synthetic Progestins "Ovaban"
Controls or suppresses estrus |
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Term
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Definition
Behavioral Pharm
Synthetic Progestin - "Depo Provera"
Change hormone levels, SE: pu/pd, transient diabetes, weight gain, personality changes |
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Term
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Definition
Renal
Loop Diuretic - "Lasix"
Inhibit tubular reabsorbtion of Na, increase excretion of Cl, K, H2O, SE: hypokalemia |
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Definition
Renal
Osmotic
Limit tubular reabsorbtion, draw water in, give drug slowly, rare SE, exert pressure on kidneys |
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Definition
Renal
Breaks down struvite uroliths |
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Term
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Definition
Renal
Potassium Citrate
Ammonium acid urate, calcium oxalate, cystine uroliths; potassium citrate |
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Definition
Renal
Bladder tone
Urethral incontinence, alpha adrenergic agonist |
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Definition
Renal AND Endocrine
Gonadotropin - Estrogen
Induces abortion/controls incontinence in dogs, SE: Anemia |
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Definition
Renal AND Endocrine
Gonadotropin - Estrogen
Induces abortion/controls incontinence in dogs SE: Anemia |
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Term
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Definition
Renal
Tricyclic Antidepressant
FLUTD, Anti-inflammatory, SE: rapid HR, sedation, dry mouth |
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Term
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Definition
Respiratory
Expectorant - "Robitussin AC"
liquifies/dilutes viscid secretions, indicated for productive coughs SE: drowsiness, nausea |
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Definition
Respiratory
Mucolytics - "Mucomyst"
Antidote for acetominophen, via nebulizer, decreases viscosity of resp. secretions, inspissated mucus |
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Definition
Respiratory
Antitussive - "Torbutrol"
Inhibit/suppress coughing, centrally acting, opiate partial agonist, non-productive coughs, SE: sedation, GI |
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Definition
Respiratory
Antitussive - "Tussigon"
opiod agonist, centrally acting, for a non-productive cough |
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Term
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Definition
Respiratory
Broncodilator - Beta2 Adrenergics
Asthma, reduces histamine, SE: tachycardia, hypertension |
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Definition
Respiratory
Broncodilator - Beta2 Adrenergics
Asthma, reduces histamine, SE: tachycardia, hypertension |
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Term
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Definition
Respiratory
Bronchodilator - Methylxanthine
Found in chocolate/caffiene, cardiac stiumulation/bronchodilation, SE: GI, tachycardia, arrythmias, ataxia |
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Term
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Definition
Cardiac System
Positive Inotrope - Cardiac Glycoside
Increases force/rate, constrict vessels, acute heart failure, shock, SE: vomiting, tachycardia, dyspnea, blood pressure |
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Definition
Cardiac System
Inotropic Mixed Dilator
"Vetmedin"
Increases Ca sensitivity, atrioventricular insufficiency or DCM in dogs, contraindicated in HCM, aortic stenosis |
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Definition
Cardiac System
Vasodilators/ACE Inhibitors
Dilates veins/arteries/both, decreases afterload, monitor kidney/liver func., caution with NSAIDs, SE: azotemia, v/d, hyperkalemia, hypotension |
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Definition
GI System
Emetics - Centrally acting (CRTZ)
Conjunctival sac, must rinse out |
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Term
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Definition
GI System
Emetics - Centrally acting (CRTZ)
Off-label usage |
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Term
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Definition
GI System
Emetics - Centrally acting (CRTZ)
For motion sickness, vomiting, SE: swelling at injection site |
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Term
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Definition
GI System
Antiemetics - Phenothiazine
Reduces stimulation to CRTZ |
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Definition
GI System
Antiemetic - "Reglan"
Caution in seizure patients |
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Definition
GI System
GI Ulcers - H2 Receptors
"Tagamet"
Blocks histamine receptors which decreases HCl secretions |
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Definition
GI System
GI Ulcers - H2 Receptors
"Zantac"
Blocks histamine receptors which decreases HCl secretions |
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Definition
GI System
GI Ulcers - H2 Receptors
"Pepcid"
Blocks histamine receptors which decreases HCl secretions |
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Definition
GI System
GI Ulcers - Proton Pump Inhibitor
Bind enzyme that pumps HCl into stomach |
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Definition
GI System
GI Ulcers - Proton Pump Inhibitor
Bind enzyme that pumps HCl into stomach |
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Term
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Definition
GI System
GI Ulcers - Gastromucosal Protectant
"Carafate"
Need acids to work, creates physical barrier |
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Definition
GI System
Diarrhea - Digestive Enzymes
Used with Pancreatic Exocrine Insufficiency |
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Definition
GI System AND Antiinfectives AND Antiparasitics
Diarrhea - Antibiotics
"Flagyl"
cidal, contra in pregs, don't crush bitter, hepato tox, used in diarrhea, anaerobic bax. GIARDIA |
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Definition
GI System
Diarrhea - Anti-inflammatory
Used with Inflammatory Bowel Dz., immunosuppressive |
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Definition
GI System
Constipation - Stimulants
Increases motility in upper GI |
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Definition
GI System
Constipation - Stimulants
"Propulsid"
Increases motility in lower GI, helps empty solid material |
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Term
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Definition
Endocrine System
Gonadotropin - Androgen
"Cheque Drops"
Prevent estrus in dogs |
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Definition
Endocrine
Gonadotropins - Prostaglandin
Regulates estrus in large animals |
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Definition
Endocrine
Uterine Contractility
Induces contractions |
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Definition
Endocrine
Other - "Lupron"
Used to treat adrenal endocrinopathy in ferrets, used to treat inappropriate egg laying in birds |
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Definition
Endocrine
Other
Used to improve early breeding/ovulation in sheep/goats |
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Definition
Endocrine
Other
Administered to puppy testicles to induce infertility, does NOT stop testosterone production |
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Definition
Endocrine
Pheromones
Boar odor, used for heat detection in sows |
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Definition
Endocrine
Pheromones
Feline facial pheromone, used to stop urine marking in cats or to reduce stress |
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Term
| DAP (Dog Appeasing Pheromone) |
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Definition
Endocrine
Pheromone
Pheromone produced by bitch to calm puppies, used to reduce anxiety in K9s |
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Term
| BST (Bovine somatotropin) |
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Definition
Endocrine
Growth Promoter
Used to stimulate milk production, increase growth rate |
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Term
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Definition
Endocrine
Anabolic Steroid
Used for weight gain, NOT for food or breeding animals |
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Term
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Definition
Endocrine
Hypothyroidism - T4
More effective than T3 |
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Term
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Definition
Endocrine
Hypothyroidism - T3
Less effective than T4 |
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Term
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Definition
Endocrine
Hyperthyroid - "Tapazole"
Used in cats that can't handle other drugs, SE: skin eruptions, anorexia, vomiting |
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Definition
Endocrine
Hyperadrenocorticism - Pituitary
"Lysodren"
Erodes layers of gland that produces corticosteriod, monitor levels/speed |
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Definition
Endocrine
Hyperadrenocorticism - Pituitary
Interferes w/ steroid metabolism, expensive, Addison's is NOT a concern |
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Definition
Endocrine
Hyperadrenocorticism - Pituitary
"Anapryl"
Increased dopamine, expensive, Addison's is NOT a concern |
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Term
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Definition
Endocrine
Diabetes Mellitus - "Humilin R"
Clear, treats diabetic ketoacidosis, 15-30m onset, peak @ 2-4h, 8h duration |
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Term
| Intermediate Acting Insulin |
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Definition
Endocrine
Diabetes Mellitus - "Humilin N" "PZI Vet" "Vetsulin"
Cloudy, used to control diabetes, ONLY SQ, 1-2h onset, peak @ 6-12h, 18-26h duration |
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Definition
Endocrine
Diabetes Mellitus - "Glargine" "Humilin U"
Clear, 4-6h onset, peak @ 14-24h, 36h duration |
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Glucocorticoid - injectable |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Glucocorticoid - injectable, long acting ~48h |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Glucocorticoid - injectable |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Glucocorticoid - used for Addison's |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Glucocorticoid - injectable, intermediate acting 12-36h |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Glucocorticoid - injectable, intermediate acting 12-36h |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Glucocorticoid - injectable, intermediate acting 12-36h |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Acetylsalicylic acid "Aspirin"
analgesia, antipyrexia, cardiomyopathy in cats, endotoxic shock, SE:GI upset, use slowly in cats |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Proprionic Acid Derivative - "Rimadyl"
Ortho/postop pain in K9, antiinfl., SE: acute liver toxicity |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Proprionic Acid Derivative
Horses postop/ortho pain, SE: GI ulcer/bleeds, renal dysf. |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Proprionic Acid Derivative
Horses pain/inflam., SE: few in horses, GI in dogs |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Proprionic Acid Derivative
Do not use due to serious side effects |
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Indole Acetic Acid Derivative -"Etogesic"
Osteoarthritis in K9, analgesic, antiinfl. SE: anorexia, v/d, lethargy |
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Coxib - "Deramaxx"
Postop/ortho pain K9, Cox2 inhibit for analgesia/antiinfl. SE: GI ulcers, kidney/liver Dz |
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Oxicam - "Metacam"
Pain in K9/cats, TripleA, SE:v/d, anorexia, liver/kidney |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
NSAID Triple A, "bute", large animal |
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
NSAID - "Banamine"
Triple A, large animal |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Other Analgesic - "Tylenol"
Not used due to SE: toxicity, poisoning in cats: facial edema, cyanosis, depression, anorexia |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Other Antiinflammatory - "Synotic"
SE: garlic, burning, irritation, common in horses, carrier vehicle through skin for other drugs |
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Term
| Polysulfated glycosaminoglycans |
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Other Antiinflammatory - "Adequan"
Building blocks for cartilage/synovial fluid, horses/K9s to reduce degenerative changes/produce synovial activity in joint Dz |
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Term
| Glucosamine Sulfate/Chondroitin |
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Other Antiinflammatory - "Cosequin"
Treats cystitis in cats, nutraceutical, maintenance/repair cartilage/synovial fluid |
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Term
| Glucosamine Sulfate/Chondroitin/MSM/ASU |
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Other Antiinflammatory - "Dasequin" |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Other antiinflammatory - Glucosamine, MSM, Fatty Acids
Nutraceutical, maintenance/repair cartilage/synovial fluid |
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Orig for epilepsy, works on nerve endings, SE: sedation, ataxia, wean slow to decrease seizures/rebound pain |
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Muscle Relaxant - "Robaxin"
Aids in treatment of muscle trauma by redux muscle hyperactivity, strains,
myosistitis, spasms, SE: high salivation, emesis, weakness/ataxia in overdose |
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Antihistamine
Inflammation, motion sickness |
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Opioid Agonist
Pain from chronic cancer, less sedation/addiction, can use with NSAIDS, SE: inc. temp, drowsiness, restlessness, caution w.MAOIs, tricyclics |
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Antihistamine - "Benadryl"
Pruritis, hives, edema, laminitis, motion sickness, anaphylaxis, resp. problems, SE:weakness, dry mm, urinary retention, CNS stim. |
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Antihistamine - "Dramamine"
H1: blocks progess of inflammation, H2, reduce HCl secretion in gastric mucosa |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Antihistamine |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
Antihistamine |
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Term
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Definition
Pain and Antiinflammatory
"DermCaps", "3V Caps"
Skin and coat support, relief of pruritis, se: v/d, pancreatitis, incr. bleeding timesv |
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Penicillin - "Pen V", "Pen G Procaine"
Narrow spectrum, penicillinase sensitive, bactericidal |
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Term
| Aminopenicillin - Ampicillin |
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Definition
Antiinfective
Penicillin - Aminopenicillin
Broad spectrum, penicillinase resistant, NOT w/food |
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Term
| Aminopenicillin - Amoxicillin |
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Penicillin - Aminopenicillin
Broad spectrum, penicillinase resistant, fine w/food, combines w/other drugs |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfective
Penicillin
Penicillinase resistant, narrow spectrum: staph, not widely used |
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Term
| Potentiated Penicillin - Clavamox |
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Definition
Antiinfective
Penicillin - "Clavamox"
Amoxicillin + clavulanate potassium, broad spec., penicillinase resistant |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Cephalosporin - "Keflex", "Cefazolin", "Cefadroxil; Cefa Tabs and Drops", "Cefitor"
Broad, bactericidal, fairly non-toxic, first gen. |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfective
Cephalosporin - "Convenia"
Cats and K9s over 4 mos, used for pyoderma, wounds, abcesses, 1x inj., lasts 7-14d, se: v/d, anorexia |
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Definition
Antiinfective
Tetracycline
Broad, cross BBB, rickettsial dz, bacteriostatic, se:fever in cats, not for horses IV, swelling IM site,binds to calcium, NOT w. penicillin |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfective
Tetracycline
Opthalmic oint. |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfective
Tetracycline
Exotics, tick dzs |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Aminoglycosides
Broad, bactericidal, ototoxic, nephrotoxic, caution in cats, babies, old, NOT in food produx |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Aminoglycoside - "Kanamycin"
Broad, bactericidal, ototoxic, nephrotoxic, caution in cats, babies, old, NOT in food produx, pneumonia, UTI, infex, conjux, Lepto |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Aminoglycosides
Opthalmic, otic, skin |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Aminoglycosides
Birds, horses |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Macrolides
Narrow, gm+, bac.static, IM very painful, withdrawl times import. |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Macrolides - "Tylan"
Narrow, gm+, bac.static, IM very painful, withdrawl times import.,URI, mastitis, metritis, foot rot |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Lincosamines
Narrow, gm+, bac.static, toxic in g.pigs, horses,hamsters, rabbits, good w/anaerobic bac. |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Lincosamides - "Antirobe", "Clindadrops"
Narrow, gm+, bac.static, toxic in g.pigs, horses, hamsters, rabbits, good w/anaerobic bac. URI, infex, mastitis, |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Quinolones - "Cipro"
Broad, gm-/+, cidal, very fast acting, seizures w/NSAIDS, articular damage w/ young/pregs |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Quinolones - "Baytril"
Broad, gm-/+, cidal, very fast acting, seizures w/NSAIDS, articular damage w/ young/pregs, Blindness in cats, IM pain/tissue necrosis, pasturella infex |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Quinolones - "Zeniquin"
Resp, skin, tissue infex, ears, cystitis/UTIs, broad, gm-/+, cidal, very fast acting, seizures w/NSAIDS, articular damage w/ young/pregs |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfectives
Quinolone - "Orbax"
Broad, gm-/+, cidal, very fast acting, seizures w/NSAIDS, articular damage w/ young/pregs |
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Term
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Definition
Antiinfectives
"Furacin"
Yellow, carcinogen from corncobs, coccidiosis, necrotic/bacterial
enteritis in pigs, superficial wounds,
broad, cidal, banned in food produx |
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Antiinfectives AND Antiparasitic
Sulfas - "Albon"
Broad, inc. COCCIDIA, static, tox: crystalluria, pupil dialation/dry eye, nausea/convuls. resistance issue |
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Antiinfectives AND Antiparasitic
Sulfas
Active utis, coccidia, URI/LRI, wounds, combo w/ trimethoprim, pyrinmethamine, ormetroprim usually |
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Antiinfectives
Broad, good in lab, not in body, static, crosses BBB, blood abnorm. cats, illegal in produx causes Aplastic Anemia! |
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Antiinfectives
Antifungals - "Panalog"
Candidiasis, low tox, Polyene antif. |
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Antiinfectives
Antifungals - "Otomax", "Lotrimin"
Imidazole antif. = expensive, hepatotox, cardiotox, systemic fungal |
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Antiinfectives
Antifungals - "Conofite"
Imidazole antif., systemic can cause tachycardia, arrhythmia |
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Antiinfectives
Antifungals
Dermatophytosis, contra in pregs. |
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Antiinfectives
Antifungals
Hepatotoxicity |
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Antiinfectives
Antifungals
Benzimidazole antif., antiparasitic, refrigerate |
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Antiinfectives
Antiviral - "Viralys"
Herpes in cats |
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Antiinfectives
Antivirals
Treats FeLV and cat herpes |
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Antiparasitic
Benzimidazole - "Panacur"
Kill slow, broad, interferes w. worm metabolism, taenia spp. only, GIARDIA |
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Antiparasitic
Probenzimidazole - "Drontal Plus"
Kills hooks, rounds, whips, pyrantel/fenbantel |
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Antiparasitic
Tetrahydropyrimidines - "Nemex", "Strongid"
Paralyzes worm, wide safety margin, hooks, rounds |
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Antiparasitics
Neurotoxic to parasite, hooks, rounds
whips, high risk! |
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Antiparasitics
Neurotoxic to parasite, hooks, rounds
whips, high risk! |
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Antiparasitics
"Ivermectin", "Moxidectin"
Safe to host, death to parasit, pot.allergic reax, NOT in collies, K9: heart, cats: heart, hooks |
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Antiparasitic
Anticestodal - "Droncit"
Kills tapes |
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Antiparasitic
Anticestodal - "Cestex"
Kills tapes |
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Antiparasitic
"Clorsulon", "Albendazole", "Praziquantel"
Cattle, flukes, droncit: k9s/cats, flukes, usually large animal |
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Antiparasitic
Heartworm - Macrolytic Lactone
"Interceptor" |
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| Milbemycin Oxime + Lufenuron |
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Antiparasitic
Heartworm - Macrolytic Lactone
"Sentinel" |
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Antiparasitic
Heartworm Drug - "Heartgard", "Iverhart"
NOT IN COLLIES |
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Antiparasitic
Heartworm Drug - "Revolution" |
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Antiparasitic
Anthelminthic - "Decacide", "Nemacide"
Once daily |
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Ear and Topical Medication
Nystatin, neomycin, theostrepton, triamcinolone
Antiinfectives, aminoglycoside class, clean previous,caution in rupt. eardrums |
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Ear and Topical Medications
Gentamicin, betamethasone, clortrimazole
Antiinfectives, aminoglycoside class, clean previous,caution in rupt. eardrums |
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Ear and Topical Medications
Theiabendazole, dexamethasone, neomycin
Antiinfectives, aminoglycoside class, clean previous,caution in rupt. eardrums |
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Ear and Topical Medications
Enrofloxacin, silver sulfadiazine Antiinfectives, aminoglycoside class, clean previous,caution in rupt. eardrums |
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Ear and Topical Medications
Neomycin, isoflupredone, tetracaine hydrochloride
Antiinfectives, aminoglycoside class, clean previous, caution in rupt. eardrums, ototoxicity issues |
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Ear and Topical Medications
Gentamicin, betamethasone
Spray, otic, opthalmic, Antiinflammatory, aminoglycoside class, clean previous, caution in rupt. eardrums |
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| Proparicaine HCl/ Tetracaine |
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Eye Medication
Short duration, short term irritation, removal of foreign subs. Tetra inhibits micro growth, get c/s first |
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Eye Medications
Topical stain, test nasolacrimal ducts |
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Eye Medications
Neomycin, polymixin B, bacatracin
Triple A, broad, gm-/+, antibax |
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Eye Medication
Antibacterial, susceptible bacteria |
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Skin - Topical Medications
Hypertonic solutions, draw out, magnesium sulfate |
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Skin - Topical Medications
Normalize keratinization, treat dry skin/coat |
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Skin
Topical Antipruritics - Nonsteroidal
Temporary |
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| Gentocin Spray/Dermacool HC |
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Skin
Topical Antipuritics - Corticosteroids
Relieve pruritis secondary to allergic reactions/ hot spots |
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Skin
Astringents/Antiseptics - "ChlorhexiDerm", "Nolvasan"
Inhibit bax growth, safe on cats, bactericidal, fungicidal, viruses, moist derm. |
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Skin
Astringents/Antiseptics - Iodine
Bactericidal, fungicidal, virucidal, sporicidal, not for cats |
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Skin
Caustics
Destroy tissue @ site, proud flesh,
warts, horn buds, may damage |
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