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Why use amoxicillin and clavulanic acid combinations?
affective against penicillin-producing bacteria
What is the preferred treatment of anaplasmosis caused by A. marginale in cattle?
oxytetracycline
What is the most effective against gram negative organisms?
ciprofloxacin
any fluoroquinoline
What would you used to treat a horse with a respiratory infection with strep?
Penicillin G
What is a first choice treatment for rickettsial infections?
tetracyclines
What antimicrobial agent have bacterialcidal action by inhibiting DNA gyrase?
fluoroquinolones
What drugs should serum drug concentrations be monitored?
aminoglycosides
What drug is effective against anerobic bacteria?
Clindamycin
Metronidazole
Which drugs cause yellow discoloration of teeth in young animals?
tetracyclines
What are fluoroquinolones mainly indicated as the treatment for?
gram negative aerobes
What is the mechanism of action of sulfonamides?
inhibiting dihydropteorate synthetase
What drugs would you use on a dog with a gran negative prostatitis?
something with a sulfonamide

Trimethoprim-sulfanamide
What drugs are likely associated with immune mediated hemolytic anemia?
penicillins
What drugs inhibit folate synthesis?
sulfanomide
What is a beta-lactamase resistant penicillin?
oxacilin
What is the drug of choice for dogs with Ehrlichia?
Doxycyline
What bacteria are penicillins least resistant against?
staphylococci
What are the adverse effects of aminoglycosides?
ototoxicity
neuromuscular blockade
Nephrotoxicity
Cardiovascular depression following IV injection
What would you give a horse to treat Rhodococcus equi?
Rifampin and erythromycin
What is not a betalactamase resistant antibiotic?
piperacillin
When would you used a bacterialcidal drugs over a bacteriostatic drug?
immunocompromised animal
animals with neutropenia
What antifungal do you use for the treatment of systemic mycosis?
cuprimyxin
What drug would use use to treat systemic aspergillosis in small animals?
itraconazole
What drugs can be used to treat candida infections?
Clotrimazole
nystatin
amphotericin B
ketoconazole
What drugs are not effective for candida infections?
tolnaftate
griseofulvin
What drugs are the treatment of choice for cryptococcal meningitis?
fluconazole
What antifungal drugs cause nephrotoxicity in systemic use?
amphotericin B

administration dependant nephrotoxicity
What drugs treat systemic mycosis?
ketoconazole
amphotericin B
fluconazole
intraconazole
What antifungal is the most effective in the treatment of blastomycosis in immunocompromised animals?
amphotericin B
What is Albendazole the treatment of in cattle?
nematodes of the GI
nematores of the lung
cestodes (moniezia)
adult liver fluke (fasciola)
What drugs can be used to prevent heartworm in dogs?
diethlcarbamazine (DEC)
ivermectin
mibemycin
moxidectin
What anthelmintic is used in dogs against hookworms (ancolostoma), ascarids (toxocara), whipworms (Trichuris) and prevention of heartworm (dirofilaria)?
milbenycin oxime
What is the treatment for tapeworms (anoplpcephala perfoiliata) in equine?
praziquantel
What anthelmintic drug approved in lactating dairy cattle?
morantel
fenbendazole
aprinomectin
Ivermectin does not treat what in cattle?
liver flukes

use albendazole
What is the treatment of gastophilus equi in equine?
ivermectin
What drug can be used for equine protozoal myeloencephalitis?
ponazuril
What anthelmintic is used against adult liver flukes, nematodes of the GI and lung and tape worms?
albendazole