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| drugs that can be purchased without a prescription |
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| drugs considered dangerous because of their potential for human abuse |
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| drugs that can be obtained only through a veterinarian or via a prescription |
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| drugs used in a manner not specifically described on the FDA-approved label |
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| study of a drug's mechanism of action and its biological and physiological effects |
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| study of absorption, blood levels, distribution, metabolism, and excretion of drugs |
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| the treatment of dz with medicines |
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| the study and use of drugs in animal health care |
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| the law that allows extra-label use of a drug under certain conditions |
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| Animal Medicinal Drug Use Clarificaiton Act of 1994 |
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| agency that ensures that approved veterinary medicines are relatively safe for animals |
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no rx required
no potention harm when taken as directed on label
no special adminitration requirements
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hide signs of dz
interact/interfere with rx
can be toxic if not taken as directed |
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need rx to purchase
potential danger or side effects
administration requirements
animals have to have rx from licensed DVM |
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VCPR
Veterinarian-client-patient-relationship |
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examine animal
treat animal
available for follow-up
herds? |
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- DVM discretion allows this
- use of drug in manner not specifically described on FDA label
- may be human drug
- must be by or on order of DVM wihtin the limitations of a VCPR
- AMDUCA- some cannot be used in production animals
- FARAD- prohibited in livestock
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Animal Medicinal Use Clarification Act of 1994
cannot result in residues in production animals
some cannot be used at all in production animals because not tested for residues |
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Food Animal Residue Avoidance Databank
withdrawal times
tolerance for dug and pesticides in products
prohibited from use in livestock |
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dangerous because of potential for human abuse
abuse potential determined by FDA
DEA enforces control
classified in 5 schedules based on risk of abuse potential
higher schedule=lower risk |
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C-l
high potential for abuse
no accepted medical use
heroin and lsd |
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C-ll
accepted medical use
morphine
pentobarital
codeine
fentanyl patches |
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C-lll
less potential for abuse than C-ll
accepted medical use
ketamine
thiopental
hyrocodone |
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C-lV
low potential for abuse
accepted medical use
diazepam
phenobarbital
butorphanol |
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C-V
low potential for abuse
accepted medical use
buprenophrine
codeine cough syrup |
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| Traditional sources of drugs |
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plants
minerals
bacteria and molds
animal tissues |
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1. synthesize or discovery of new substance
2. preliminary studies; effect and toxicity |
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1. Preclinical studies; lab/ target species
if passed, submit ap to FDA, EPA, or USDA then once approved start clinical trials |
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| file new animal drug app., submit research |
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monitor drug while being produced
report adverse drug reactions report to manufacturers |
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chemical name: chemical composition
nonproprietary name: generic
proprietary name: trade nam, not used by other manufacturer |
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binders
coatings
flavoring
colorings
preservatives |
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