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Diazepam
BZs. Anxiolytic, antiseizures Allosteric modulation of GABA receptors, increase GABA binding, hyperpolarization. Halt Status Epilepticus. Ceiling effect. Drop horse-muscle relaxant, hi protein binding
Side effect Tolerance, withdrawals, hepatotoxicity esp in CATs, hemolysis
Antidote: FLUMAZENIL GABA antagonist, post anesthetic
Guaifenesin
Orphan Drug, centrally mediated muscle relaxant, NOT BZs. Triple Drip for horse that won't stay down. ruminants, pigs. MOA: selectively blocks transmission at spinal cord, brainstem, subcortical areas, mild sedate, mod muscle relaxant
Flunitrazepam
BZs, anxiolytic, sedative/hynoptic. Date rape Rx. Anticonvulsant, amnestic, muscle relaxant, anterograde amnesia.
MOA: allosteric modulation of GABA receptor, increase GABA binding, hyperpolarization
Don't care abt consequence, CATS become very excited
Histamine
Neurotransmitter. Inflam mediator, H1 receptor: anaphylaxis, edema. H2 mediate Gastric acid secretion. H2 antagonist: antiulcer
maintain wakefuleness, appetite supressant Eg: cetirizine. 2G Lorotadine block H1, low lipid solubility, low brain side effect, low drowsiness
Dopamine
Monoamine, Catecholamine, xBBB, tyrosine to DOPA to DA
D1 low dose vasodilate
beta 1 high dose inotropic
higher still dose alpha 1 vasoconstrict
brain reward pthway hi on cocaine n amphetamine like, motivation n r goal, derangement: schizo.
degenerate: Parkinson's
can stimulate CTZ->emesis
Nadr
Monoamines, neurotransmitter, Catecholamine, act on alpha 1, 2, beta 1,2 receptors.
alpha 2 agonist lower Ndr (auto-inhibitory)
modulates mood, alertness, arousal, sleep-wake cycle. motivation, hunger, pain, cognition, vigilance, stress repsonse
lower Ndr: depression->bipolar
Flumazenil
GABA antagonist, antidote for BZs, reverse BZs, post anesthetic. Short DOA, $$$
Midazolam
BZs. anxiolytic, antiseizre, muslce relaxant.
MOA: allosteric modulation of GABA-R. Up GABA binding, hyperpolarize. Ceiling effect, induce n maintain GA
side effect: Hepatotoxicity for CATS
antidote: Flumazenil
Acepromazine a.c.p.
Neuroleptic. Phenothiazines,
Alpha 1 antagonist vasodilate
MOA: block D2, also block 5HT, alpha, Ach, H2
antiemetics, block D2-> CTZ
side effects: hypotension, cardioprotective (antiarrthymic), lower PCV n BP. Eq paraphimosis
Azaperone
Neuroleptic, Butyrophenone,
Alpha 1 antagonist, vasodilate
behavior mod for PIG
MOA: block D2, also block 5HT, alpha, Ach, H2
safe, short acting
Buspirone
Neuroleptic, Butyrophenone,
Alpha 1 antagonist, vasodilate
behavior mod, prevent cat spraying
MOA: block D2, also block 5HT, alpha, Ach, H2
Droperidol
Neuroleptic, Butyrophenone,
Alpha 1 antagonist, vasodilate
MOA: block D2, also block 5HT, alpha, Ach, H2
less hypotensive than ACE due to less alpha 1 antagonist.
*NeuroleptAnalgesia: deep tranquil/analgesic. No risk for CVS, metabolic. potent antiemetics. Catalepsy. Hi dose increase alpha antagonist, counteract atropine-> increase SA node firing, increase vagal tone
Phenobarbitone
IV GA, Barbiturates, strong anticonvulsant
MOA: allosteric modulation GABA-R
increase seizure threshold, lower e- activity of seizure
take home for K9/F9. breakthrough seizures, indue HME.
Side effects: Diplopia, memory loss, dependenc, half life 90 hrs, k-9: 60 hrs
effective at brain stem, spinal cord, lower all of CNS, motor fxn inhibited, sensory fxn intact
Pentobarbitone
Anticonvulsant, Barbiturates
MOA: allosteric modulation GABA-R
---->Euthanaisa. Refractory seizures, idiopathic epilepsy, snail pellet, strychnine
not as selective an antiseizure as phenobarb-> significant sedation, could be lethal
Side effect: Hepatotoxicity, diplopia, lethargy, PU/PD, PP. high protein bound, HME
Primidone
Anticonvulsant, Barbiturates
MOA: allosteric modulation GABA-R

metabolite in liver, 2x metabolism, up Hepatotoxicity
KBr
Anticonvulsant
K-9 use only, cause allergic pneumonia for F9.
MOA:unknown, stabilize neuronal cell
use PO adjunct to phenobarb, breakthrough seizures, dose lowering,
Phenytoin
Anticonvulsant
MOA: Block Na/Ca channel, up Cl influx, hyperpolarize, lower AP
Potentiate GABA, inhibit Glutamate
side effect: swollen gum in human, hepatotoxicity, CNS (ataxia, sedation, tremors), GI irritation
Sodium Valproate
Anticonvulsant
MOA: Block Na/Ca channel, up Cl influx, hyperpolarize, lower AP
Potentiate GABA, inhibit Glutamate
gd seizure rx, grand mal, petit mal. minimal sedation, Inhibit HME
side effect: CNS(tremors, ataxia, sedation) hepatotoxicity, GI irritation
Carbomazepine
Anticonvulsant
MOA: Block Na/Ca channel, up Cl influx, hyperpolarize, lower AP
Potentiate GABA, inhibit Glutamate
half life 2 hrs
Hepatotoxicity
alpha 2 agonist
sedative w/ mod analgesia. Eq GA induce, maintain
IV bi-phasic response. Initial: central alpha 2 agonist, drop Nadr, up PSNS (lower HR, contractility, CO)-> vasodilate, hypotension. + peripheral alpha 1+2: vasoconstrict. result: vasoconstrict +bradycardia
later: diminish peripheral effect: vasodilate, lower HR. IM: less fluctuation effect
higher dose: increase sedation, DOA and analgesia. CO decrease ~50%
side effect: depress Resp, CVS, GIT mobility, muscle relax, renal diuresis.
emesis F-9, last trimester cow abortion
Ruminant sensitve
Medetomidine
sedative
MOA: alpha 2 agonist, stimulate NA reuptake receptor, lower release of Nadr
side effect: CVS, Resp depress
Atipamezole
Alpha 2 antagonist
reverse of Medetomidine
rapid, no IV
Dexmedetomidine
sedative more potent than medetomidine, less CVS effect
MOA: alpha 2 agonist, stimulate NA reuptake receptor, lower release of Nadr
Xylazine
sedative, analgesic
MOA: alpha 2 agonist, stimulate NA reuptake receptor, lower release of Nadr
with BZs & ketamine for Eq IV GA
side effect:Ruminant sensitive
F9 emesis
CVS depression
Detomidine
HORSE sedative, analgesic
MOA: alpha 2 agonist, stimulate NA reuptake receptor, lower release of Nadr
longer DOA than xylazine
Romifidine
Horse sedative, analgesic
MOA: alpha 2 agonist, stimulate NA reuptake receptor, lower release of Nadr
less ataxia than xylazine n detomidine
Yohimbe
large animal alpha 2 ANTAGONIST
reverse sedation against xylazine
4-Aminopyridine
SA alpha 2 ANTAGONIST
reverse sedation, CNS excitatory effect
alpha 2 agonist
advantages: sedation, restraint
reversible, anti aggression, good analgesia, short DOA cf ACP
emesis in cat
Disadv: CVS depression, potentoal abortion, ruminant sensitive
Clomipramine
TCA's Antidepressant Behavior Modification
Amitriptyline
Antidepressant
Medroxyprogesterone MPA
Progesterone, modify Male agressive behavior. Pregnancy Hormone. Reducce testosterone level.
Long acting
Haloperidol
Butyrophenone Neuroleptic
D2 Antagonist, antipsychotics.
Behav. Mod.

Birds
Propentofylline
Geriatric mentation, methylxanthine der
MOA: inhibits phosphodiesterase. Vasodilate in lungs, brain, improve blood supply and alertness.
K9 cognitive dysfxn.
Side effect: caffeine CNS like axn: nervousness, agitation, convulsion
Clomipramine
TCAs Antidepressant
Amitriptyline
Antidepressant
Medroxyprogesterone MPA
Progesterone
Haloperidol
Butyrophenone, Neuroleptic (Bird)
alpha-1 antagonist, bind monoamine-R, Block its effect: D2 excitation, Histamine Adr/NAdr, 5HT, Ach. Cause: vasodilate->hypotensive
Propentofylline
Geriatric mentation
Tricyclic Antidepressant TCAs
MOA:inhibit reuptake of 5HT & NAdr, decrease exposures to Monoamine Oxidases, dimish depression. Long term Tx
Tx: mild aggression K-9, anxiety, OCD, F-9 spraying, anxiety, excessive grooming/vocalization
side effects: anticholinergic, tachycardia
antihistamine, mild sedation. sympatholytic: hypotension