Final Exam Flashcards

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Sedatives that act on dopamine receptors?

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Phenothiazines

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What receptors do Phenothiazines act on?

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Dopamine Antagonists

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What class of drugs should be given slowly IV?

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Phenothiazines

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What sedatives have low oral bioavailability?

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Phenothiazines

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Which class of sedatives will have a longer effect on MDR1 gene mutants?

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Phenothiazines

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Which phenothiazines have an antiemetic effect?

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Chlorpromazine

Prochlorperasine

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“Epinephrine reversal”?

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Phenothiazines

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What effect will phenothiazines have on the vascular system?

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Vasodilation

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What effect will phenothiazines have on heart rate?

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Bradycardia->Reflex Tachycardia-> cancels out!

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Which phenothiazine is an anti-arrhythmic?

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Ace

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Do phenothiazines cause analgesia?

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Nope!

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Boxers are predisposed to hypotension and other cardio effects with what drug?

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Ace

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13
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This sedative is not approved in food animals?

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Acepromazine

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Phenothiazine with antihistamine effect?

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Trimeprazine

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Sedative class that also has an anxiolytic function?

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Benzodiazepines

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Benzodiazepines act on what receptors?

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GABA (potentiate)

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17
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What benzodiazepine cannot be given IM?

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Diazepam

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What benzodiazepine can’t be given orally to cats?

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Diazepam

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Sedatives that have minimal effect on the heart?

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Benzodiazepines

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Sedative that is an appetite stimulant?

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Benzos (Diazepam)

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21
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Sedative that is the best choice for old patients?

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Diazepam

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22
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Sedative with anticonvulsant properties?

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Diazepam

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Why would you choose Midazolam over Diazepam?

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When IM is needed

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Why would you choose Alprazolam and Lorazepam over Diazepam?

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Longer duration, good for outpatient!

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Benzodiazepam reversal?
Flumazenil
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Sedatives that cause analgesia and muscle relaxation?
A2 agonists
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A2 agonist affect on the brain?
Sedation VD Brady
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A2 agonist affect on the spinal cord?
Analgesia | Muscle Relaxation
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A2 agonist affect on the vasculature?
VC
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Most selective A2 agonist?
Dexmetomidine
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Least selective A2 agonist?
Xylazine
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What routes can you give A2 agonists?
IV, IM
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What negative effect do A2 agonists cause in cats?
Emesis
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The initial stage of A2 agonist causes what effect on the heart?
VC | Brady
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The later stage of A2 agonists cause what effect on the heart?
VD | Hypotension
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Sheep are predisposed to what negative effect with A2 agonists?
Pulmonary edema
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Xylazine is best in what species?
Ruminants
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Detomidine is best in what species?
Equine, Cattle
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Dexmetomidine is best in what species?
Small animals
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Sublingual A2 agonist?
Detomidine
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Romifidine is used in what species?
Equine
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A2 antagonist for Xylazine?
Yohimbine | Tolazoline
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A2 antagonist for Dexmetomidine?
Atipamezole
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Treatment for amitraz toxicity?
A2 Antagonists
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Opiate with extra hepatic metabolism?
Remifentanil
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Species with CNS depression from opiates?
Dogs | Humans
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Species with CNS excitement from opiates?
Cats Horses Ruminants
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How does Hydromorphone/Oxymorphone compare to morphine?
Less Histamine release | Less emesis
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Opiate in a patch?
Fentanyl
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How does Fentanyl compare to Morphine?
More potent More lipophilic Faster Shorter
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Zoo darts?
Carfentanil | Etorphine
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Partial mu agonist that has a slower onset and longer duration than morphine?
Buprenorphine
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Opiate for visceral pain?
Butorphanol
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Opiate antagonist that undoes the respiratory and cardio depression?
Naloxone
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Carfentanil reversal?
Naltrexone
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Etorphine reversal?
Diprenorphine
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Barbiturates act on what receptor?
GABA
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Barbiturates given IV will have what effect?
Anesthesia
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Barbiturates given PO will have what effect?
Anti-convulsant
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Barbiturates are good for what stage of anesthesia?
Induction
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Common barbiturate in the US?
Phenobarbital
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Why does Phenobarbital have so many drug interactions?
Induction of microsomal enzymes
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Use of pentobarbital?
Euthanasia
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Propofol acts on what receptor?
GABA
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How can propofol be administered?
IV, CRI
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Pain relief with propofol?
Nope
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What stage of anesthesia protocol is propofol good for?
Induction | Maintenance
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Negative side effect of proposal?
Lower seizure threshold
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Incidental affect of propofol?
Appetite Stimulant
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Alphaxalone receptor?
GABA
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How can Alphaxalone be administered?
IV, CRI, IM
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Alphaxalone analgesia?
Nope
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Effect of Alphaxalone on the respiratory system?
Apnea
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Best muscle relaxant of Propofol, Alphaxalone and barbiturates?
Alphaxalone
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Anesthetic that causes agitation at recovery?
Alphaxalone
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Dissociatives act on what receptor?
NMDA
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Dissociatives studied?
Ketamine | Tiletamine
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Ketamine is often used with what drug?
Propofol | MLK drip too
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Tiletamine is often used for what species?
Large animal
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Use of Etomidate?
Last resort, costly...but few side effects
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Receptor for Etomidate?
GABA
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Etomidate is used for what part of the anesthetic protocol?
induction
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What blood/gas ratio means the drug is more soluble?
Higher
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What blood/gas ratio means the drug will get to equilibrium faster?
Smaller
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What is maintenance MAC?
1.3
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What is MAC sparing?
Premed
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Which inhalant is an analgesic?
NO
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What effect do inhalants have on the brain vasculature?
VD-> Increase IP
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Inhalants increase sensitivity to this class of drugs, leading to arrhythmias?
Catecholamines
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Compare the blood/gas ratio of anesthetics (highest to lowest)
``` Halothane Isoflurane Sevoflurane NO Desflurane ```
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Which inhalant is good for epileptics?
Iso
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Which inhalant is the most potent VD?
Halothane
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Which inhalant reacts with soda lime?
Sevo
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What is the highest you can run NO at?
66%
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Which inhalant requires a special vaporizer?
Desflurane
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Dog having a seizure, push what?
5-10mg Diazepam IV
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Best anticonvulsant?
Phenobarbital
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Anticonvulsant that is metabolized to pheno and can cause liver damage?
Primidone
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Sodium channel blocker anti-convulsant?
Phenytoin | Carbamezepine
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New anti-convulsant that is expensive and has a short half life?
Felbamate
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Anti-convulsant that induces liver enzymes faster than pheno?
Phenytoin | Carbamazepine
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Anti-convulsants that might be good in cats?
Sodium valproate | Benzodiazepines
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If phenobarbital doesn't work, next most likely anti-convulsant to try?
Bromide
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Bromide shouldn't be used in what species?
Cts
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What drugs should be avoided in epileptics?
Phenothiazines Butryophenones Flouroquinolones
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What do locals act on?
Sodium channels
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What state can locals bind to sodium channels?
Open | Inactivated
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Where are amides broken down?
Liver (first pass)
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Where are esters broken down?
Plasma
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Rank order of fiber block for locals?
``` Sm Myelinated (Ao) Sm Un-M (C) Lg Myelinated (Aa) ```
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Local for Bier block?
Prilocane
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Local for diagnostic nerve blocks?
Mepivicaine
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Local for intravenous regional anesthesia?
Prilocaine
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Cardiotoxic local?
Bupivicaine
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Topical eye local, longer lasting?
Tetracaine
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Shorter lasting topical eye local?
Proparacaine
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Powder local for itching?
Benzocaine
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Cream local?
EMLA (lidocaine/prilocaine)
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What COX do you want to block?
2
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NSAIDs that bind to feed?
PBZ Flunixin Meclofenamic acid
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Preferential cox-2?
Deracoxib Carprofen Meloxicam
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Non specific cox blockers?
Fluxinin Ketoprofen PBZ
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Cox-1 blocker?
Acetylsalicylic acid
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Salicylate is bad in what species?
Cats
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Naproxen is bad in what species?
Dogs
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PBZ is bad in what species?
Cattle
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Why do NSAIDs prevent blood clots?
TXA2 inhibition
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Paramecetol is bad in what species?
Cats
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Why do NSAIDs cause ulcers?
inhibit COX-1-> inhibit PGE2
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Best analgesia NSAIDs?
Carprofen Ketoprofen Meloxicam Flunixin
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Visceral NSAID pain relief?
Flunixin
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What is phenylbutazone better at?
Anti-inf
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What is acetaminophen better at?
Analgesia
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What is carprofen better at?
analgesia
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Best osteoarthritis drugs?
Meloxicam