Antiparastics Flashcards

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Anthelmintics are compounds that kill what?

A

Helminths (Nematodes, Cestodes, Trematodes)

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Clinical uses for Benzimidazoles?

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ascarids, strongyli, lungworms, pinworms, liver flukes, tapeworms (exept Diplidium caninum) hookworms and whipworms.

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The mechanism of action with Benzimidazoles is what?

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Attacks cellular division. Requires several consecutive days of treatment.

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Dosage forms of Benzimidazoles are what?

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Fenbendazole (Panacure safeguard)
Oxybendazole (Anthelcide EQ)
Albendazole
Oxgendazole
Levamasole
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Mechanism of action of organophospates is what?

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Overstimulation of nervous system and results in paralysis of muscles.

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Antidote for organophospates is what?

A

Atropine

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Clinical uses for organophosphates

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Bots (horses), roundworms, stronguli, pinworms, hookworms, whipworms
Not used much since pyrenthroids came along.

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8
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Name five Atinematodals

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Benzimidazoles
Organophosphates
Pyrantal, Piperazie
Macrolides

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Dosage forms of pyrantel are?

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Pyrantel pamoate (Nemex, Strongid-T)

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Clinical uses of pyrantel are?

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ascarids, strongyli, pinworms, hookworms

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Mechanism of action of pyrantal is?

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Mimics acetylcholien on nicotinic receptors - stimulation - paralysis - death

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Dosage forms of macrolides are?

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Avermictins - Ivermetins (Heartgard), Selemectin (Revolution) Doramectin
Milbemycins

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Mechanism of ction for macrolides is?

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Parasites neurons are unable to depolarize causing paralysis and death.

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14
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Drontal-plus (combination of antinematodal)

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Praziquantel/pyrantel pamoate/febantel)

Tapes, hooks, rounda and whipworms in canines.

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15
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Iverhart Max (combination of antinematodal)

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Ivermectin (heartworm control)
Pyrantal pamoate (round and hook worms)
Chewable once a month. Caution with collie breeds

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16
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Anticestodals (three)

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Bunamine (Scoloban)
Epsiprantel (Cetex)
Praziquantel (Droncit & Drontal)

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Epsiprantel (Cestex) does what?

A

Results in complete digestion of worm

18
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Praziquantel does what?

A

Requires control of carriers to eliminate adult worm?

19
Q

Clorsulon (Curatrem)

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Liver flukes in sheep and cattle

wide safety margin

20
Q

Coccidia, toxoplasma & other protozoans

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Sulfadimethoxine (Albon) dogs, cats, chickens and turkeys

Clindaycin HCl dogs and cats

21
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Giardia treatment

A

Metroidaole (Flagyl) dogs and cats

Albendazole (Valbazen ) dogs and cats

22
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What does the acronym H.A.R.D stand for?

A

Heartworm Associated Respiratory Disease

23
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Heartworm preventatives

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Ivermectin (Heartgard)
Milbemycin oxime (Interrceptor, Sentinel)
Moxidectin (ProHeart, Cydectin, Quest)
Selamectin (Revolution)

24
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What are some monthly flea & tick products?

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Frontline (fipronil)
Advantage (imidacloprid)
Advantix (imidacloprid + permethrin) Dogs only
Program (lufenron)
Sentinel (lufenuron + milbemycin)
Defend ExSpot (permethrin)
Revoution (Selamectin)
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Mechanism of Program (lufenuron)
inhibits production of chitin. Flea egg shell and flea larval exoskeleton unable to harden
26
Metaflumizone & Amitraz is approved for demodectic mange. True or False
True
27
Treatment for ear mites
Selemectin (Revolution) or | Ivermectin
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Ectoparasites refer to what?
Fleas, ticks, lice, mites (infested)
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Endoparasites refer to what?
nematodes, cestodes, Heartworms (infected)
30
Heartgard contains ivermectin, it is used to prevent what?
Heartworm infection
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The active drug is ProHeart is moxidectin a member of which drug class
Avermectin
32
If a drug package insert states that the drug is a cocidiostat, agains which group of parasites is this effective?
Protozoa (Eimeria, Isospora)
33
Organophosphates have relatively few side effects. True or False?
False
34
Melarsomine (Immiticide) is used to treat a heartworm positive dog. True or False?
True
35
Dogs with heartworm disease are treated with aspirin because it does what?
Decreases the risk of clot formation
36
What is the treatment of choice for organophosphate toxicity?
Atropine
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What insecticide is effective in treating demodectic mange?
Amitraz