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? antibiotics come in long-acting formulations or require multiple doses a day
Time dependant drug dosing
? Antibiotics mean larger doses less often
Concentration dependant
White tip intramammary infusions are used for the?
lactating cow
red tip intramammaruy infusions are used for the ?
dry cow
Bacteriostatic
Inhibits the growth or reproduction of bacteria
Gram negative
Stain pink, decolorize
Broad spectrum antibiotics
Act on gram positive and gram negative bacteria
Narrow spectrum antibiotics
Act specifically on either gram positive or gram negative bacteria
Bactericidal
Kills the bacteria
Spectrum of activity
the type of bacteria against which a particular antibiotic drug us effective
Stain purple, resist decolorization
gram negative
Name an antiviral
Interferon
Which antibiotic should you wear gloves when handling as it has potential to cause aplastic anemia in people
Chloramphenicol
Which antibiotic can cause esophageal stricture in cats
doxycycline
Which is an antifungal that can slow the metabolism of other drufs in the liver
Ketoconazole
Which antibiotic class does not severely disrupt normal GI flora in rabbits and rodents
Fluroquinolones
Possible cartilage damage in growing animals and retinal damage in cats is a possible adverse effect of which antibiotic
Enrofloxacin
Cooking and pasterization will eliminate the risk of exposure of drug resides when antibiotics are used in food producing animals.T or F
False
Microorganisms that were once sensitive to the effects of a particular antimicrobial drug but is no longer damaged by the drug is showing acquired drug resistance. T or F
True
Bacteria that produce beta-lactamase are likely resistant to penicillin.T or F
True
Once of the possible uses of antimicrobials is to promote growth and feed efficiency.T or F
True
All antibiotics should be given with food.
False
Keratoconjunctivitis sicca is a possible adverse effect of which antibiotIc?
Sulfamethoxazole
What three drugs make up "triple antibiotic"?
Bacitracin, Neomycin, Polymyxin B
What type of parasite does this drug class target and name two drugs: Benzimidazoles
Nematodes, Trematodes
Fenbebdazole, Albendazole
What type of parasite does this drug class target and name two drugs: Tetrahydropyrimidines
Nematodes
Pyrantel, Pamoate
What type of parasite does this drug class target and name two drugs: Macrocytic Lactones
Nematodes, Heartworm, Fleas
Ivermectin, Selamectin
What type of parasite does this drug class target and name two drugs: Anticestodal
Tapeworms
Praziquantel
What type of parasite does this drug class target and name two drugs:Nitroimidazole
Giardia
Metronidazole
What type of parasite does this drug class target and name two drugs:Isoxazolines
Fleas, ticks
Afoxolaner, Fluralaner
Neonicotinoids
Fleas
Imidacloprid
What stage of the heartworm does preventative drugs target
L3 larvae
Heartworm is transmitted by
Mosquitoes
Some species of which parasites has fleas as an intermediate host and would need fleas to be controlled to prevent further infection
Tapeworms
Which mutation makes the animal more sensitive to macrocytic lactones
MDR1
Which are metabolised poorly in cats and therefore are more likely to cause toxicity in this species
Pyrethrins/Pyrethroids
Where do adult heartworms live primarily
Right ventricle
T or F Manufactures recommend that dogs be microfilaria negative before heartworm preventatives are started
False
Parasites do not develop antiparasitic drug resistance
false
Ectoparasites live within the body of the host and are infections.
false
Ectoparasites live within the body of the host and are infections.
False
Ectoparasites live within the body of the host and are infections
False
It is easier to treat heartworm than prevent it
false
Ectoparasite drugs can be oral treatments
true
Possible side effects of metronidazole toxicity are CNS sings
True
Metronidazole is relatively safe in pregnant animals
false
A skin scrape is most likely used to determine if
Mites are present
Systemic drugs may be used to treat ear infections
True
Oral drugs cannot cause ototoxicity
false
Topical antibiotics are usually not recommended for treating puncture wounds
True
Are mydriatics sympathomimetic or parasympathomimetic
Sympathomimetic
Are mydriatics sympathomimetic or parasympathomimetic
parasympathomimetic
do mydriatics increase or decrease intraocular pressure
increase
Do miotics increase or decrease intraocular pressure?
decrease
To maintain proper ocular pressure, the outflow must be ? to the production of the aqueous humor
equal
Flaking or scaling of the epidermis
Seborrhoea
Hives
Urticaria
Loss of hair
alopecia
Natural defence target own cells
Autoimmune
Bacterial infection
Pyoderma
Itchiness
Pruritus
Yeast
Malassezia
Allergic skin condition
Atopy
A damaged cornea
Ulcers
Inflammation of the iris, ciliary body or choroid
Uveitis
Causes pupil constriction
miotic
paralyze the ciliary muscles
Cycloplegics
Increase instraocular pressure
Glaucoma
Cause pupil dilation
mydriatics
Dry eye
KCS
What drug is an oral immunomodulator that stops the itch
Oclacitinib
Cytopoint (lokivetmab) is
An injection
What is a topical anesthetic used for eye exams
Proparacaine
Which type of drug is contraindicated in glaucoma
Mydriatics
What is a long acting ear product
Osurnia
What can be used if the tympanic membrane is ruptured
Isotonic sterile saline
Which is an antibiotic
betamethasone
mometasone
florfenicol
clotrimazole
Florfenicol
Which is an antifungal
gentamicin
mometasone
marbofloxacin
clotrimazole
clotrimazole
Which is a steroid?
marbofloxacin
nystatin
clotrimazole
mometasone
Mometasone
A woods lamp is most likely used to determine if
A fungus is present
What must you warn owners about when dispensing doxycycline
May cause GI upset
Absorption is inhibiting by dairy products, do not give with cheese
Follow up the pill with a little water or some wet food
May cause discolouration of permanent teeth in young animals
Name three drugs in the beta lactams
Amoxicillin
Cefovecin
Cephalexin
Which antibiotic is cat safe
Marbofloxacin