Applied Antimicrobials for Small Animals 4: GI disease

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T/F dental scaling and oral surgeries can cause bacteremia?

True

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Describe bacteremia caused by dental scaling and oral surgeries?

Healthy immune systems can take care of it

Most dental work are all clean-contaminated

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When should you need antimicrobials to prevent post-op infections whith oral surgery?

Severe periodontal dz

Osteomyelitis

Orla inflammatory dz

Oronasal fistulas

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When do you need to use antimicrobials to combat bacteremia after oral surgery?

Immunosuppressed or splenectomized

Some cardiac conditions

Severe liver or renal dz

Recent prosthetic placement

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5

What drugs are good choices for dental dz?

Clindamycin

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What is the MOA of clindamycin

Bacteriostatic concentrating in wbcs to reach the site of infeciton

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What is the spectrum of clindamycin?

Gram positive bacteria and anaerobes

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What are the adverse effects of clinamycin?

vomiting, diarrhea, esophageal lesions, alter GI flora

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What drugs are a good choice for dental disease?

Amoxicillin-clavulanate

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What is the spectrum of amoxicillin-clavulanate?

Gram+

Some gram -

Anaerobes

Aerobes

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Why is bacterial gastritis rare?

Acid in the stomach can kill most bacteria

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12

What are the main food born pathogens?

Salmonella, E. coli, Shigella

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13

T/F food pathogens are rare to see in dogs and cats?

True

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14

What should you do for most gastritis cases?

Nothing, it usually resolves in a few days without therapy

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What is helicobacter?

Gram negative genus that can survive in the stomach

Produces urease to raise stomach pH

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How do you diagnose helicobacter?

Gastroscopy and cytology/histopath

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What is the protocol for helicobacter?

Triple antimicrobial

  • Amoxicillin

  • Metronidazole

  • Clarithromycin

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18

Describe campylobacter

Gram-negative microaerophilic bacteria

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What does campylobacter cause?

Bloody diarrhea in puppies (confirm with PCR)

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What is the #1 cause of bacterial diarrhea in people?

Campylobacter (ZOONOTIC FROM DOGS)

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21

How can you increase the zoonotic risk of campylobacter?

Taking PPIs

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22

T/F antimicrobials help diarrhea from campylobacter?

False (unknown)

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23

What should you do if a pet has campylobacter?

Probably nothing as it should resolve in about a week with or without antimicrobial therapy. If the puppy is very sick or immunosuppressed then treat

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What are the main choices for campylobacter treatment?

Macrolides: Erythromycin, Azithromycin, Tylosin

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Why do we use antimicrobials for parvovirus?

Prophylactic bacterial treatment for parvo puppies to prevent concurrent infections with parvovirus because parvovirus targets bone marrow

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How should we administer antimicrobials with parvo?

IV

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What is the empirical choice of antibiotic for parvovirus?

Unasyn

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What causes AHDS acute hemorrhagic diarrhea syndrome?

Microbiome dysbiosis, bacterial toxin production, dietary indiscretion

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What are the C/S of AHDS?

Severe, acute, bloody diarrhea in dogs

Very hypovolemic

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How do you diagnose AHDS (acute hemorrhagic diarrhea syndrome)?

C/S and a high PCV

Fecal cytology with a mixed population of bacteria

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How do we treat AHDS?

IV fluids with recovery in 24-72 hours

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When should we treat AHDS with antimicrobials?

Signs of SIRS/sepsis

Concern for bacterial translocation

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What antimicrobial do we use for AHDS?

Ampicillin-sulbactam (Unasyn) IV

Metronidazole

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34

Should you prescribe antibiotics if a client comes in with a dog that had acute diarrhea the last 24 hours?

False

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What are your differentials for acute nonhemorrhagic diarrhea?

Dietary indiscretion, stress colitis, change in food

Addisons

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What should you do if you have a patient with acute nonhemorrhagic diarrhea?

Check hydration

Maybe metro but wait a few days and decide

Should resolve in 3-5 days

Consider a probiotic

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37

Spectrum of metronidazole?

Good anaerobic coverage with some anti-inflammatory properties

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What is the taste of metronidazole?

Tablets taste horrible so dose at 20mg/kg PO q 24 hours instead of 10mg/kg 2x a day

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What are the adverse effects of metronidazole?

Salivation, anorexia, weight loss, vomiting, diarrhea

CNS effects (vertical nystagmus, ataxia, encephalopathy)

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How do you treat metronidazole toxicity?

Diazepam

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41

Describe tylosin

Macrolide with anti-inflammatory properties

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Tylosin spectrum

Gram positives and some aerobes

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How do you give tylosin?

Comes in powder and tastes bad so put in capsule

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44

What animals are most susceptible to granulomatous colitis?

Young boxers and french bulldogs

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What does granulomatous colitis cause?

Painful, ulcerative large bowel bloody diarrhea and dramatic weight loss

Associated with E. coli

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What do you treat granulomatous colitis with?

Enrofloxacin

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What is a good protocol for dental disease?

Preoperative use Unasyn, ampicillin, or clindamycin

Postoperative: home with oral for 7-10 days

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During a case of AHDS (acute hemorrhagic diarrhea) what do clostridial spores mean?

May or may not be a cause, must a fecal toxin test to see if that is the cause

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49

T/F metronidazole can worsen acute nonhemorrhagic diarrhea?

True

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50

What antimicrobials are most often used for an antibiotic trial in chronic diarrhea?

Metronidazole

Tylosin

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51

T/F antibiotics are indicated for parvovirus with neutropenia?

True

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52

T/F antibiotics are indicated for enteropathogenic bacteria with signs of systemic illness?

True

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53

T/F antibiotics are indicated for an uncomplicated acute diarrhea?

False

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T/F antibiotics are indicated with a chronic large bowel diarrhea in leu of workup?

False

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T/F antibiotics are indicated during enteropathogenic bacteria in nonclinical cases or mild, self-limiting disease?

False

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