Pharmacology Quiz 5/25

Front 1

Positive inotrope

Back 1

Drugs that increase the contractions of the heart. Example?

Hint 1

Catacholamines

Front 2

Antitussive

Back 2

Cough suppressant for non-productive cough. Example?

Hint 2

Mild opioid

Front 3

Catacholamines

Back 3

Fight or flight hormone

Hint 3

Positive inotropes

Front 4

Andrenergics

Back 4

Drugs having to do with adrenaline mimicking

Hint 4

Positive inotrope

Front 5

Expectorant

Back 5

Increase fluid of respiratory tract, making it easier for you to break up and cough out mucus

Front 6

Emetic

Back 6

Induces vomiting. Examples?

Hint 6

Hydrogen Peroxide
Apomorphine
Xylazine

Front 7

Xylazine

Back 7

Emetic. For?

Hint 7

Cats

Front 8

Apomorphine

Back 8

Emetic for?

Hint 8

Dogs

Front 9

Antiemetic

Back 9

Prevents vomiting but not nausea

Front 10

Laxative

Back 10

Relieves constipation

Front 11

Hookworms and ascarids. Who has them?

Back 11

Puppies and kittens. Prevention?

Hint 11

1st at two weeks in puppies, 1st at 3 weeks in kittens, q 2 weeks until old enough for monthly preventative at 4-8 weeks

Front 12

Monthly prevention?

Back 12

Interceptor or Sentinel. AKA?

Hint 12

Milbemycin Oxime

Front 13

Hookworms and ascarids. Treatment?

Back 13

Fenbendazole or panacur
OR?

Hint 13

Pyrantel Pamoate (Strongid or Nemix)

Front 14

Strongid or Nemix

Back 14

Pyrantel Pamoate. Good for?

Hint 14

Roundworms and Hookworms

Front 15

Panacur AKA?

Back 15

Fenbendazole. Good for?

Hint 15

Roundworms and hookworms.
Less effective with Tapeworms and giardia

Front 16

Whipworms. Who has them?

Back 16

Digging dogs. Prevention?

Hint 16

Clean environment and monthly preventative.

Front 17

Whipworms. Treatment?

Back 17

Drontal Plus. OR?

Hint 17

Febantel for 3 consecutive days

Front 18

Tapeworms. Who has them?

Back 18

Animals with fleas or sometimes from underprepared foods. Prevention?

Hint 18

Flea treatment!

Front 19

Tapworms. Treatment?

Back 19

Proziquantel (Droncit) or Epsiprantal (Cestex). Can use?

Hint 19

Fenbendazole (Panacur)

Front 20

Proziquantel AKA?

Back 20

Droncit. Good for?

Hint 20

Tapeworms

Front 21

Episprantal, AKA?

Back 21

Cestex. Good for?

Hint 21

Tapeworms

Front 22

Coccidiosis. Who has it?

Back 22

Many have parasite, don't have disease unless symptoms are present. Prevented by?

Hint 22

Clean drinking water and healthy immune system

Front 23

Coccidiosis. Treatment?

Back 23

Sulfadimethoxine (Albon).

Hint 23

Not aiming for zero population

Front 24

Giardia. Who has it?

Back 24

Diarrhea ridden patients are assumed to have it even with a negative fecal. Prevented by?

Hint 24

Clean environment

Front 25

Giardia. Treatment?

Back 25

Metronidazole (Flagyl) Can use?

Hint 25

Fenbendazole

Front 26

Metronidazole AKA?

Back 26

Flagyl. Good for?

Hint 26

Giardia

Front 27

Heartworm. Prevention?

Back 27

Avermectins. Such as?

Hint 27

Ivermectin (Heartgard, evamic)
Moxidectin
Doramectin

Front 28

Frontline

Back 28

Fipronil

Hint 28

Frontline

Front 29

Advantage

Back 29

Imidacloprid

Hint 29

Advantage

Front 30

Revolution

Back 30

Selemectin

Hint 30

Revolution

Front 31

Promeris

Back 31

Can cause pemphagus follicularis

Hint 31

Metaflumizone

Front 32

Antiarrythmics

Back 32

Controls arrhythmia of the heart. Drug class?

Hint 32

Cardiovascular

Front 33

Diuretics. For cardiovascular?

Back 33

Reduce blood pressure (heart's workload) and move fluid from tissues. Also good for?

Hint 33

Respiratory

Front 34

Furosemide

Back 34

Diuretic. Side effect?

Hint 34

Long-term use leads to hypokalemia

Front 35

Oxygen. For cardiovascular?

Back 35

EVERY critical cardiac patient from 20-100% atm oxygen. Also good for?

Hint 35

Respiratory

Front 36

Aspirin

Back 36

Prevents blood clots. Good for?

Hint 36

Cardiovascular

Front 37

Vasodilators. Do what?

Back 37

Increase diameter of vessels, increasing ease of blood flow and decreasing heart's workload. For what system?

Hint 37

Cardiovascular

Front 38

Bronchodilators. For cardiovascular?

Back 38

Increase oxygen intake. Also good for?

Hint 38

Respiratory

Front 39

Bronchodilators. For respiratory?

Back 39

Increase diameter of airway, making it easier to breathe. Also good for?

Hint 39

Cardiovascular

Front 40

Oxygen. For respiratory?

Back 40

Used in respiratory conditions where blood saturation is poor. Also good for?

Hint 40

Cardiovascular.

Front 41

Antihistamines. For respiratory?

Back 41

Bronchodilation to treat allergy related pathologies. Also good for?

Hint 41

GI

Front 42

Corticosteroids

Back 42

Excellent anti-inflammatory qualities, terrible side effects. Good for?

Hint 42

Respiratory

Front 43

Diuretics. Respiratory?

Back 43

Pulmonary Edema. Also good for?

Hint 43

Cardiovascular

Front 44

Emetic. Dogs?

Back 44

Apomorphine. Cat?

Hint 44

Xylazine

Front 45

Emetic. Local?

Back 45

Hydrogen peroxide. Emetics are good for?

Hint 45

GI

Front 46

Antiemetic.

Back 46

Prevents vomiting. Using?

Hint 46

Antihistamines or Nervous system drugs (increasing downward GI motility)

Front 47

Antidiarrheal.

Back 47

Treats the underlying cause of diarrhea. Good for?

Hint 47

GI

Front 48

Laxative.

Back 48

Relieves constipation. Good for?

Hint 48

GI

Front 49

Antacids. Do?

Back 49

Increase stomach pH to reduce irritation. Good for?

Hint 49

GI

Front 50

GI protectants. Do?

Back 50

Protect areas of the GI tract where ulcers have formed. Good for?

Hint 50

GI

Front 51

Opioids are good for?

Back 51

Antidiarrheals
Antitussives

Hint 51

Respiratory and GI