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Generic Name: Diphenoxylate
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Trade name: Lomotil
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Generic Name: Ioperamide
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Trade Name: Imodium
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Narcotic Antidiarrheal drugs
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Diphenoxylate/Lomotil and Ioperamide/Imodium
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Generic Name: Atropine
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Trade Name: Neo-Atropec
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Generic Name: Methscopolamine
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Trade Name: Scour Solution
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Generic Name: Hyoscyamine
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Trade Name: Calf scours Bolus
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Anticholinergic Antidiarrheals
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Neo-Atropec
Scour Solution Calf scours Bolus |
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Generic Name: Bismuth Subsalicylate
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Trade Name: Pepto-Bismol
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Generic Name: Kaolin/pectin
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Trade Name: Kaopectate
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Protectant Antidiarrheal
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Pepto Bismol and Kaopectate
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Generic Name: Activated Charcoal
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Trade Name: Charcodote
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Protectant/Absorbent Anitdiarrheal
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Charcoal and barium
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Narcotic Antidiarrheals work by...
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1) Increase segmental Contraction
2) Increase Intestinal Absorbtion 3) Decrease intestinal secretions SE: Constipation, ileus, sedation, CNS excitment (cats and horses) |
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Anticholinergics such as Methscopolomine, Hyoscyamine, Propantheline and Atropine SE
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Dry mouth/eyes, tachycardia, constipation, urinary retention.
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Protectants/Absorbent Antidiarrheals work by...
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Coating and protecting GI mucosa +/- bind to toxins.
SE: Constipation, caution with salycilate in cats and those with ulcers. |
