Quiz # 9 Skin, Eye, Ear, Antimicrobial and Antiparasitic Drugs

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? antibiotics come in long-acting formulations or require multiple doses a day

Time dependant drug dosing

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? Antibiotics mean larger doses less often

Concentration dependant

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White tip intramammary infusions are used for the?

lactating cow

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red tip intramammaruy infusions are used for the ?

dry cow

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Bacteriostatic

Inhibits the growth or reproduction of bacteria

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Gram negative

Stain pink, decolorize

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Broad spectrum antibiotics

Act on gram positive and gram negative bacteria

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Narrow spectrum antibiotics

Act specifically on either gram positive or gram negative bacteria

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Bactericidal

Kills the bacteria

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Spectrum of activity

the type of bacteria against which a particular antibiotic drug us effective

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Stain purple, resist decolorization

gram negative

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Name an antiviral

Interferon

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Which antibiotic should you wear gloves when handling as it has potential to cause aplastic anemia in people

Chloramphenicol

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Which antibiotic can cause esophageal stricture in cats

doxycycline

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Which is an antifungal that can slow the metabolism of other drufs in the liver

Ketoconazole

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Which antibiotic class does not severely disrupt normal GI flora in rabbits and rodents

Fluroquinolones

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Possible cartilage damage in growing animals and retinal damage in cats is a possible adverse effect of which antibiotic

Enrofloxacin

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Cooking and pasterization will eliminate the risk of exposure of drug resides when antibiotics are used in food producing animals.T or F

False

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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

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Bacteria that produce beta-lactamase are likely resistant to penicillin.T or F

True

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Once of the possible uses of antimicrobials is to promote growth and feed efficiency.T or F

True

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All antibiotics should be given with food.

False

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Keratoconjunctivitis sicca is a possible adverse effect of which antibiotIc?

  • Sulfamethoxazole

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What three drugs make up "triple antibiotic"?

  • Bacitracin, Neomycin, Polymyxin B

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What type of parasite does this drug class target and name two drugs: Benzimidazoles

Nematodes, Trematodes

Fenbebdazole, Albendazole

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What type of parasite does this drug class target and name two drugs: Tetrahydropyrimidines

Nematodes

Pyrantel, Pamoate

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What type of parasite does this drug class target and name two drugs: Macrocytic Lactones

Nematodes, Heartworm, Fleas

Ivermectin, Selamectin

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What type of parasite does this drug class target and name two drugs: Anticestodal

Tapeworms

Praziquantel

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What type of parasite does this drug class target and name two drugs:Nitroimidazole

Giardia

Metronidazole

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What type of parasite does this drug class target and name two drugs:Isoxazolines

Fleas, ticks

Afoxolaner, Fluralaner

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Neonicotinoids

Fleas

Imidacloprid

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What stage of the heartworm does preventative drugs target

L3 larvae

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Heartworm is transmitted by

Mosquitoes

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Some species of which parasites has fleas as an intermediate host and would need fleas to be controlled to prevent further infection

Tapeworms

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Which mutation makes the animal more sensitive to macrocytic lactones

MDR1

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Which are metabolised poorly in cats and therefore are more likely to cause toxicity in this species

Pyrethrins/Pyrethroids

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Where do adult heartworms live primarily

Right ventricle

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T or F Manufactures recommend that dogs be microfilaria negative before heartworm preventatives are started

False

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Parasites do not develop antiparasitic drug resistance

false

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Ectoparasites live within the body of the host and are infections.

false

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Ectoparasites live within the body of the host and are infections.

False

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Ectoparasites live within the body of the host and are infections

False

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It is easier to treat heartworm than prevent it

false

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Ectoparasite drugs can be oral treatments

true

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Possible side effects of metronidazole toxicity are CNS sings

True

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Metronidazole is relatively safe in pregnant animals

false

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A skin scrape is most likely used to determine if

Mites are present

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Systemic drugs may be used to treat ear infections

True

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Oral drugs cannot cause ototoxicity

false

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Topical antibiotics are usually not recommended for treating puncture wounds

True

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Are mydriatics sympathomimetic or parasympathomimetic

Sympathomimetic

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Are mydriatics sympathomimetic or parasympathomimetic

parasympathomimetic

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do mydriatics increase or decrease intraocular pressure

increase

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Do miotics increase or decrease intraocular pressure?

decrease

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To maintain proper ocular pressure, the outflow must be ? to the production of the aqueous humor

equal

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Flaking or scaling of the epidermis

Seborrhoea

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Hives

Urticaria

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Loss of hair

alopecia

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Natural defence target own cells

Autoimmune

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Bacterial infection

Pyoderma

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Itchiness

Pruritus

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Yeast

Malassezia

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Allergic skin condition

Atopy

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A damaged cornea

Ulcers

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Inflammation of the iris, ciliary body or choroid

Uveitis

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Causes pupil constriction

miotic

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paralyze the ciliary muscles

Cycloplegics

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Increase instraocular pressure

Glaucoma

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Cause pupil dilation

mydriatics

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Dry eye

KCS

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What drug is an oral immunomodulator that stops the itch

Oclacitinib

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Cytopoint (lokivetmab) is

An injection

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What is a topical anesthetic used for eye exams

Proparacaine

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Which type of drug is contraindicated in glaucoma

Mydriatics

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What is a long acting ear product

Osurnia

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What can be used if the tympanic membrane is ruptured

Isotonic sterile saline

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Which is an antibiotic

betamethasone

mometasone

florfenicol

clotrimazole

Florfenicol

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Which is an antifungal

gentamicin

mometasone

marbofloxacin

clotrimazole

clotrimazole

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Which is a steroid?

marbofloxacin

nystatin

clotrimazole

mometasone

Mometasone

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A woods lamp is most likely used to determine if

A fungus is present

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What must you warn owners about when dispensing doxycycline

  1. May cause GI upset

  2. Absorption is inhibiting by dairy products, do not give with cheese

  3. Follow up the pill with a little water or some wet food

  4. May cause discolouration of permanent teeth in young animals

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Name three drugs in the beta lactams

  1. Amoxicillin

  2. Cefovecin

  3. Cephalexin

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Which antibiotic is cat safe

Marbofloxacin

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