Term
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Definition
Prozac/fluoxetine
Paxil/panoxetine
Zoloft/seratraline
Reconcile/fluoxetine |
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Term
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Definition
Clomicalm/Anafranil/clomipramine
Elavil/amitryptyline |
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Term
| Serotonin Partial Agonist Name |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
Valium/diazepam
Xanax/alprazolam
Klonopin/clonazopam |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
| SSRI indications and dosage |
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Definition
Dog: aggression, SA (FDA in Reconcile), Compulsion, Phobia
Cat: Aggression, Elimination, Compulsion
Prozac (Cat agg): .5mg/kg EOD
Reconcile (Dog): 1-2mg/kg/day
Reconcile (Cat agg): .5-1mg/kg/day |
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Term
| TCA indications and dosage |
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Definition
Dog: SA (FDA in Clomicalm), aggression, compulsion
Cat: aggression, elimination, compulsion
Clomicalm (Dog): 1-2mg/kg BID
Clomicalm (Cat agg): .5mg/kg/day
Elavil (Cat agg): 5-10mg/cat/day |
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Term
| Buspar indications and dosage |
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Definition
Cat petting intolerance (FDA)
2.5-7.5mg/cat q 12-24hr |
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Term
| BZD indications and dosage |
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Definition
Dog: CDS panic, SA, Phobia
Cat: elimination
Xanax (Cat): .125-.25mg/cat q 8-12hr 2-3days before O departs |
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Term
| Anipryl indication and dosage |
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Definition
Dog: CDS (FDA)
Cat: CDS
Dosage (Dog): .5-1mg/kg/day AM |
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Term
| 3 FDA Approved Dog Meds and indications |
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Definition
Clomicalm & Reconcile: SA
Anipryl: CD |
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Term
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Definition
"behavior desription"
scientific study of animal behavior especially in natural environment |
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Term
| 3 Important Men and what they did |
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Definition
1973 Nobel laureates in medicine for discovery and organization of animal behavior and social behavioral patterns
Karl von Frisch
Konrad Lorenz
Nicholas Tinbergen |
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Term
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Definition
Proximate Causation
Ontogeny
Function
Evolution |
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Term
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Definition
| Ask Q, Observe & Hypothesize, Predict, Identify Variables, Choose Recording Methods, Collect Data, Stats |
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Term
| The 2 types of behavior patterns to record |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
Ad libitum
Focal: obs for fixed time
Point
All occurances |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| Change in mechanism of behavior (physical change in CNS) |
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Term
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Definition
| fatigue, maturation, change in behavior, change in physiological or motor state, change in stimulus |
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Term
| Habituation vs Extinction |
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Definition
Habituation: innate response
Extinction: learned response, has "extinction burst" |
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Term
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Definition
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Term
| Examples of Classical Conditioning |
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Definition
| Milk Letdown, Fear in Dog |
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Term
| Operant Conditioning Components |
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Definition
| Eliciting stimulus, Response, Controlling Stimulus |
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Term
| Prompting and Fading vs Shaping |
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Definition
Prompting: physically move into position
Shaping: step by step |
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Term
| Schedules of Reinforcement |
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Definition
Ratio: continuous, fixed, variable
Interval: fixed, variable |
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Term
| Counter Conditioning uses |
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Definition
| response substitution, teach behavior that is physiologically and behaviorally incompatible with problem behavior |
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Term
| DC and Counter Conditioning used for |
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Definition
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Term
| K9 sensitive periods: dog-dog, dog-human, adoption |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
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Term
| Tx for petting intolerance |
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Definition
| Buspirone (Buspar): 2.5-7.5mg/cat q 12-24hr |
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Term
| Tx for Cat Redirected Aggression |
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Definition
| treat primary problem, anxiolytic |
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Term
| Tx for Assertive Aggressive Cats |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
| Buspar, TCA, SSRI, BZD, hormones |
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Term
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Definition
behavior modification with DS (GPDs) and Counter Conditioning (learn to be relaxed) and Classical
Conditioning (P gets yummy treats)
Meds: Maintenance: SSRI, TCA, Azapirone
Short term: BZD (paradoxical excitement, inc appetite, tolerance, controlled subs
Ace: 1/10 normal dose, can incr sens to noise |
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Term
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Definition
Clomicalm, reconcile, BZD (panic)
Cat: Xanax
Harmonease |
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Term
| Cognitive Function Components |
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Definition
memory
learning
awareness
perception |
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Term
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Definition
| visible things, housetraining |
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Term
| Senior Pet Checklist: The 4 groups |
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Definition
disorientation
activity/sleep
housetraining
interaction with family |
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Term
| Physical changes associated with CD |
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Definition
| ventricular dilation, decreased brain mass and cell number, decreased blood flow, degeneration of white matter, change in NTs, increase in beta-amyloids (interferes with nerve conduction) |
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Term
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Definition
1. regular health checks
2. Environmental modification
3. Behavior Modification
4. b/d, Senilife, Anipryl
If also anxiety, use SSRI, TCA, buspirone INSTEAD
If short term anxiety, use BZD only
If all, use BZD + Anipryl |
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Term
| Washout period for SSRIs and TCAs |
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Definition
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Term
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Definition
obsession: thought
compulsion: the action |
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Term
| stereotypy vs. compulsive disorder |
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Definition
stereotypy: ceases when environment changes
compulsive behavior: happens anywhere, out of context |
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Term
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Definition
SSRIs, TCAs
narcotic antagonists
anticolvulsants (gabapentin/neurontin) good for hyperesthesia
antipsychotics, neuroleptics last resort |
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