Antifungal and Antiviral Treatments in Veterinary Medicine

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Flashcards covering key antifungal and antiviral medications in veterinary medicine, their actions, mechanisms, applications, and side effects.

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Griseofulrina's action is __.

Fungostática

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The mechanism of Griseofulrina inhibits mitosis by binding to __.

microtubules

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Anfotericina B alters __.

Permeabilidade membranar ao ligar-se com o ergosterol

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Ketoconazole is classified as a __.

Fungicida

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The mechanism of action of Ketoconazole involves blocking __ enzymes.

cytochrome p-450

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Enilconazole is effective against __ and filamentous fungi.

dermatophytes

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Miconazole is used in the treatment of __ infections.

dermatophyte

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Itraconazole is useful in treating __ and meningitis due to Cryptococcus.

Aspergillus spp.

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Terbinafina induces the destruction of fungi by inhibiting __.

squalena epoxidase

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Flucitosina works by inhibiting __, which affects DNA and RNA synthesis.

timidol sintetase

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The action of Natamicina involves altering the permeability by binding to __.

ergosterol

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Aciclovir is an analogue of __ that inhibits DNA polymerase.

deoxiguanosina

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Penciclovir is used systemically in cats infected with __.

FHV-1

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Citarabina functions through inhibition of __.

DNA polymerase

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Oseltamivir works by inhibiting __, which is essential for viral replication.

neuroaminidases

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L-lisina restricts the availability of __ for herpesvirus replication.

arginina

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Interferão α induces an anti-viral state in the __ cells.

host

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Interferão ω is used against __ infections in dogs.

Parvovirose

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The secondary effect of Anfotericina B involves __ due to nephrotoxicity.

flebites

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The secondary effect of Terbinafina in cats includes __.

vómito

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Micoses sistémicas and candidiasis can be treated with __.

Ketoconazol

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The absorption of Nistatina is categorized as __.

not absorbed orally

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Idoxuridina is effective against __ infections.

ocular infections

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The mechanism of action of Flucitosina does not allow its use in __.

cães

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Iodeto de sódio's action mechanism is __.

unknown

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The treatment of Sporotricose in pets is achieved using __.

iodo.

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The clinical application of Amfotericina B is via __ or topical.

IV

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The primary application for Miconazole is in the treatment of __.

piodermas.

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Enilconazole's clinical application includes __.

topical application.

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The potential side effects of Itraconazole include __.

anorexia.

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Among the effects of Interferão are __ and nausea.

vómitos.

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Amantadina is also used as __.

analgesic.

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The active ingredient in Zidovudina is an analogue of __.

timidina.

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The infection treated with Valaciclovir is __.

herpes.

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Ribavirina's side effects include __ and weight loss.

mielosupressão.