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49 Cards in this Set
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Which drug name is based by the drugs composition and not owned by a company? |
Generic name |
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Which drug name is the patent name? |
Brand name |
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What form does Ivermectin come in? |
1. Paste 2. Injectable 3. Tablet/chewable |
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What is efficacy? |
The ability of the drug |
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What is the brand name for Thiacetarsamide sodium? |
Caparsolate |
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What form does Caparsolate come in? How is it given? How long does it take? |
1. Injectable 2. IV, QID for 2 days 3. Takes 3 weeks to kill adults, 3 months for phagocytosis |
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Which brand has an arsenic compound? |
Caparsolate |
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What are side affects of Caparsolate? |
V/D, jaundice, hepatotoxic and nephrotoxic |
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What happens if Caparsolate goes perivascular? |
Causes necrosis |
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What is the brand name for melarsomine dihydrochloride? |
Immiticide, Diroban |
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What is the form for Diroban/Immiticide? How many doses? |
1. Powdered to be mixed with sterile water, deep IM injections in epaxials 2. 2 doses |
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What are the 2 treatments for adult heart worms? |
1. Caparsolate 2. Immiticide/Diroban |
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What is the brand name for Dithiazanine Iodide? |
Dizan |
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What form is Dizan in? How long is the treatment? |
1. Oral tablet 2. 7-10 days |
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What are the side effects of Dizan? |
Blue Vomit, diarrhea |
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What spectrum of drug is Dizan? |
Broad spectrum drug |
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What is the brand name for Ivermectin? |
Ivomec, Eqvalan |
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Is Ivermectin FDA approved? |
No |
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What is an adjunct treatment? |
Supplemental therapy is recommended to decrease the risk of anaphylaxis and improve efficacy of adulticide |
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What are the treatments for circulating and migrating larvae for heart worm? |
1. Dizan 2. Ivomec/Eqvalan |
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What does Doxycycline do? |
1. Can decrease concentration of wolbachia 2. Can prevent development of immature microfilariae |
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What do steroids do? |
May decrease anaphylaxis and decrease signs of thromboembolism |
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What do macrocyclic lactones do? |
Most kills L3 and L4 stage microfilariae, may work on adults. -reduces embryogenesis |
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What are the 3 adjunct treatments? |
1. Doxycycline 2. Steroids 3. Macrocyclic Lactones |
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What preventative drugs do not work on MDR1 gene dogs? |
1. Ivermectin 2. Milbemycin 3. Selamectin |
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What does prevention do? |
Kills the life cycle: heart worm will not become adults |
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What is the brand name for Diethylcarbamazine citrate? |
Filarabits |
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What are the forms of filarabits? How often is it given? What does it kill? |
1. Liquid, tablets, chewables 2. Daily 3. L3 microfilariae |
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What is the brand name for Diethylecarbamazine citrate and oxibendazole? What works does it prevent? How often is it given? |
1. Flirabits + 2. Roundworms, hookworms, whipworms 3. Daily |
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What is the brand name for ivermectin? What forms does it come in? How often is it given? |
1. Heartgard 2. Chewables or tablets 3. Once a month for microfilariae |
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What breed had a problem with heartgard? What happened to them? |
1. Collies 2. Neurological disorders and seizures |
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What is the brand name for Milbemycin oxime? What form does it come in? How often? What worms does it prevent? |
1. Interceptor 2. Chewable, tablets 3. Once a month 4. Hooks, ascarid, whips, migrating larvae |
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What is the brand name for ivermectin and pyrantel? How often is it given? |
1. Heartgard plus 2. Once a month |
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What is the brand name for moxidectin? How often is it given? |
1. Proheart 2. Once a month |
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What is the brand name for Milbemycin oxime and lufenuron? What does it have the ability to kill? |
1. Sentinal 2. Fleas |
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What is the brand name for Selamectin? How often is it given? What does it kill? How is it given? |
1. Revolution 2. Once a month 3. Hooks, microfilariae, mites, ascarid, ticks, flea 4. Topical |
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What is the brand name for moxidectin? How often? What form? |
1. Proheart 6 2. Every 6 months 3. Injectable |
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What is the brand name for Milbemycin oxime and Praziquantel? What form? How often? |
1. Interceptor plus 2. Chewables 3. Once a month |
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What is the brand name for Moxidectin and Imidacloprid? What form? |
1. Advantage multi 2. Topically |
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What is the brand name for ivermectin, Pyrantel pamoate, and praziquantel? What form? How often? |
1. Iverhart 2. Orally 3. Once a month |
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What is the brand name for ivermectin and Pyrantel pamoate? What form? How often? |
1. Tri-heart plus 2. Orally 3. Once a month |
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What is the brand name for Milbemycin oxime and Spinosad? What form? How often? |
1. Trifexis 2. Chewables 3. Once a month |
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What is the brand name for Milbemycin oxime, Lufenuron and praziquantel? What form? How often? |
1. Sentinel Spectrum 2. Chewables 3. Once a month |
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How many adult worms can a cat house? |
1-6 worms |
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What are signs of heart worms in cats? |
V/D, weight loss, blindness, lethargy, dyspnea, sincope, chronic cough, respiratory distress |
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What is tx for cat heartworm? |
Doxycycline and ivermectin |
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What are the preventatives for cat heart worm? |
Revolution, centragard, Heartgard, interceptor, advantage molti |
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What test is most useful for 2 month exposure for cat heart worm? |
Antibody |
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What cat heart worm test is most useful for 5-7 month exposure? |
Antigen |