Final Exam-New material Flashcards

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Drugs that induce a state of calm, relaxation but patient remains aware of surroundings?

A

Tranquilizers

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Drugs that induce CNS depression, drowsiness and decreased awareness?

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Sedative

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Drug that induces sleep?

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Hypnotic

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Drug that causes stupor bordering on anesthesia?

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Narcotic

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Drug that causes a loss of sensation in a particular region?

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Local/Regional Anesthesia

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Drug that causes unconsciousness, CNS depression, analgesia and relax reduction?

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General Anesthesia

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Sedative where eyes remain open, swallowing reflexes remain and skeletal tone is normal?

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Dissociative Anesthesia

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Excitatory neurotransmitters?

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Glutamate

Ach

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Inhibitory neurotransmitters?

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GABA

Glycine

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Metabolism of neurotransmitters?

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MAO, Dopamine, NE, Serotonin, Histamine

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Phenothiazines block what receptors?

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Dopamine, H1, A1, M

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Which phenothiazine is an antiemetic?

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Chlorpromazine

Prochlorpromazine

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Which phenothiazine has an antihistamine effect?

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Trimeprazine

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Do phenothiazines cause sedation?

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Yes

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Do phenothiazines cause muscle relaxation?

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Some

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Do phenothiazines cause analgesia?

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No

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Do phenothiazines have any effect on the CV system?

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Yes (hypotension)

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Do phenothiazines have any effect on the respiratory system?

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Minimal

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Phenothiazines have an effect on what adrenergic receptor?

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Block A1

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Phenothiazines have a reversal effect on which drug?

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Epinephrine

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What administration routes can be used for Phenothiazines?

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PO, IM, IV, SQ

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Which administration route for phenothiazines should not be used in dogs?

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PO

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Do phenothiazines cross the BBB?

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Yes

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Where are phenothiazines metabolized?

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Liver

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Where are phenothiazines excreted?
Urine
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Phenothiazines are contraindicated in this breed?
Boxers
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Phenothiazines are contraindicated with this heart problem?
Vasodilation
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Butyrophenones act on what receptor?
Dopamine antagonist
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Benzodiazepines act on what receptor?
GABA
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Do benzodiazepines cause sedation?
Some
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Do benzodiazepines cause muscle relaxation?
Yes
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Do benzodiazepines cause analgesia?
No
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Do benzodiazepines have any cardiorespiratory effect?
Minimal! Yay!
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This sedative can be used as an appetite stimulant?
benzodiazepines
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How should Diazepam be given?
IV (slowly!!)
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How should Midazolam be given?
IM
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This benzodiazepines when given orally can cause hepatic necrosis cats?
Diazepam
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How can benzodiazepines be given?
IV, IM, PO, Intranasal, Rectal
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How are benzodiazepines metabolized?
Liver
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How are benzodiazepines excreted?
Urine
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Do benzodiazepines cross the BBB?
Yes
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benzodiazepines can cause this in horses
Muscle fasciculation
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If Diazepam is given too quickly IV, what can occur?
Hypotension
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If a large dose of Diazepam is given IV, what can occur?
Hemolysis
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If Diazepam is given IM, what can occur?
Pain (propylene glycol)
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What is Flumazenil?
benzodiazepines reversal
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Hypersynchronous discharge of brain cells?
Seizure
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Multiple seizures over time?
Epilepsy
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Seizure lasting more than 5 minutes or two seizures without consciousness regained?
Status epilepticus
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Drugs to treat seizures?
Anticonvulsants
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Why is status epilepticus an emergency?
Glutamate release
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What drug should be given for an in hospital seizure emergency?
Diazepam IV
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If Diazepam doesn't work for seizure emergency, what should be given?
Phenobarbital or General anesthesia
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At home seizure treatment?
1-2mg/kg of Phenobarbital rectally
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Best drug for seizure prevention?
Phenobarbital
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Drugs that induce P450 enzymes?
Phenobarbital, Phenytoin, Zonisamide
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What receptor does Phenobarbital act on?
GABA
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What drug is metabolized to Phenobarbital but shouldn't be used because of hepatic damage?
Primidone
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Why should Phenytoin not be used?
Liver damage
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Anticonvulsant that should be given with food?
Valproate
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Oral diazepam is fatal in what species?
Cats
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What anticonvulsant can cause coughing and pneumonia in cats?
Bromide
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Slowly half life of the anticonvulsants?
Bromide
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Why should Gabapentin not be given orally to dogs?
Xylitol toxicity