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5 main groups of GI drugs |
emetics, antiemetics, antiulcer, antidiarrheal, laxatives |
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emetic of choice in dogs? |
Apomorphine |
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emetic of choice in cats? |
Xylazine |
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anti-emetic used to prevent motion sickness |
Acepromazine |
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which is a coating agents that forms a paste that adheres to sites of ulceration? |
Sucralfate |
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which is used to treat a cat suffering from megacolon in an effort to stimulate GI motility? |
Cisapride |
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Which is helpful in patients recovering from anal surgery? |
Docusate Sodium |
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Which is a bulk laxative? |
Psyllium |
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Which is an absorbent/protectant used to treat diarrhea |
Bismuth subsalicyate |
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Which group of anti-emetics is the most widely used in veterinary medicine for prevention of motion sickness in dogs and cats? |
Phenothiazines |
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Name 3 potential side effects of phenothiazine antiemetics? |
sedation/ataxia, hypotension, lowers seizure threshold |
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Drug administered in conjunctival sac |
Apomorphine |
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What group of drugs is the treatment of choice in dogs with diarrhea? |
Narcotic analgesics |
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What is the name if the antiemetic that is a procainamide derivative and stimulates gastric motility? |
Metoclopramide |
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What is the class of antiemetics that includes diphenhydramine, dimenhydrinate, and meclizine? |
Antihistamine |
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Chlorpromazine belongs to which class of antiemetics? |
Phenothiazines |
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Where in the Gi tract are H2 receptors located? on which cells? |
gastric mucosa; parietal cells |
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What are the 2 classes of antinuclear medications that prevent HCL production by the parietal cells on the gastric mucosa? |
H2 receptor blockers & proton pump inhibitors |
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Name some drugs that are H2 receptor blockers (antacids). |
Famotidine, Cimetidine, Ranitidine |
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What is Bismuth-Subsalicylate used for? |
antidiarrheal |
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What type of enema should never be given to cats? |
Fleet enema |
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Opioids like Loperamide are used to treat diarrhea. how do they work? |
by increasing segmental contractions of the bowel |
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Anticholinergics used to treat diarrhea have what effect on the bowel? |
Decrease bowel motility |
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Why should you not use syrup of Ipecac and activated charcoal at the same time? |
Their effects work against each other; charcoal cants bind toxins and Ipecac can't induce vomiting |
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What are the most serious side effects of estrogen admin? |
severe anemia, pyometra |
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what is the name of the progestin used in the past to control estrus in dogs and treat inappropriate urination in cats? |
Megestrol Acetate |
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Progestins can cause what side effect in dogs? |
Pyometra |
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Altrenogest and Norgestomet are used to sync estrus in F. They are examples of what hormone? |
Progesterone |
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What effects do prostaglandins have on the report tract? |
Luteolysis |
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What are the 3 main uses of prostaglandins in vet medicine? |
sync estrus, abortion, induce estrus |
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People that are pregnant or have asthma should be careful handling ________? |
prostoglandins |
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3 major Tx options for cats w/ hyperthyroidism |
thyroidectomy, iodine therapy, medication (Methinmazole) |
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What is the primary function of insulin? |
causes cells to take up glucose |
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short acing insulin used to Tx diabetic ketoacidosis in emergencies |
regular insulin |
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Which is the longest acting form of insulin? |
Ultralente |
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Oral hypoglycemic agents are used to Tx what type of diabetes? |
Type 2; non-insulin dependent |
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What is the ear cleaner of choice in animals with a ruptured tympanum? |
Physiologic saline |
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what does the use of fluorescein stain in the eye screen for? |
corneal ulcer or abrasion |
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When should you never use corticosteroids in the eye? |
Ulcer |
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What drug is contraindicated in the treatment of glaucoma? |
Atropine sulfate |
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What drug is used to treat KCS? |
Cyclosporine |
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What types of infectious agents cause conjunctivitis? |
Bacteria, Viruses |
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Diethylstilbesterol (DES) can have this serious potential side effect if given at high doses |
Bone marrow suppression |
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Kaolin and pectin and bismuth subsalicylate are both examples of this type of anti-diarrheal medication |
protectants/adsorbents |
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Metamucil is a ___ |
bulk laxative |
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Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory agents |
Control inflammations and provide pain relief Post op to allow cornea to heal |
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Radioactive iodine treatment is the ____ |
Golden standard |
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Regular insulin giving in emergency cases for Diabetic Ketoacidosis is administered _____ |
IV |
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Intermediate acting insulin used to treat Diabetes Mellitus is administered ____ |
SC |
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Anabolic steroids |
Tissue building effects Uses: Dogs, cats, horses-->older animals *Stanzolol-->old dog hind end weakness |
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Prostaglandin causes... |
the breakdown of the corpus luteum at the end of pregnancy |
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Estrogens are ... |
Banned in FOOD animals |
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Progestin uses in horses |
*altrenogest Suppress estrus for synchronization of mares Maintain pregnancy in mares with low levels of progesterone |
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Antiemetics.. |
to prevent or treat vomiting *Maropitant citrate (Cerenia) |