Horse GI Flashcards

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More common regional Anesthesia

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Lidocaine

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Longest lasting regional anesthetic

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Bupivacaine

most potent & longest duration

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Doing a procedure for 8 hrs which regional anethestic do you use

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Bupivacaine

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Local Anesthesic for diagnostic of lameness?

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Mepivacaine

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Longer acting regional anethetic with less CNS side effects

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Ropivacaine

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What equine regional anethesic is an ester

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Proparacaine

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Duration & onset of proparacaine?

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fast & shortest therefore opthalmaic

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How is procaine used as an equine regional anestheic

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Combine with Pen G

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9
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What is the regional anesthetic for fish

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Benzocaine

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What regional anethetic has the lower pka

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Benzocaine

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How is tetracaine different than proparacaine

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tetracaine is longer duration & more potent

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What should we know about lidocaine for regional anestheics

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decreases inhalation anesthetics durinng general anesthesia

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What MOA is used to treat colic

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Alpha 2 adrengeric agonist

sedation & analgesic

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What can be used to treat colics

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Alpha 2 agonstist
xylazine
determidine
Romifidine

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What is the most common equine sedative

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Xylazine alpha 2 agonist

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What do you reverse xylazine with

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Yohimbin

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Precautions with xylazine with adults

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May cause aggressive

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Xylazine & foals?

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Be ware of respiratry arrest

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What is a longer duration anesthetic that can be used to treat colic

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Detomidine

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What sedative is used for standing procedures

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Detomidine

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What sedative has really good recovery time compared to others

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Romifidine (alpha 1 agonst)

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What sedative is used for dental procedures

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Romifidine (alpha 1 agonist)

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Field castration sedative?

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Romifidine

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Why is Romifidine have a better recovery

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Less ataxic effects

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What is an opoid that can be used for equine sedation
Butorphanol
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How do you reserve the sedation of Butorphanol
Naloxone
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What sedative is recommended for equine pain maingement
Butorphanol
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What is the sedative of choice for foals?
Butorphanol
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Use of Fluphenazine
Behavior modifications --> banned
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MOA for Fluphenazine
Dopamine D2 antagonist
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Why is resperpine better than Fluphenazine
Less side effects
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MOA for Resperine
Indirect acting B-1 antagonist
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What is Resperine used for?
Long term sedation "calming equines" off label
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What sedative is a phenothiazine derivative
Acepromazine
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MOA of phenothiazine deriviates?
Inhibiting postsynaptic central Dopaine receptors
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Caution with acepromazine?
Prolonged parahimosis --> avoid with stallions --> penis cannot retract
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What feature will not be noted when using acepromazine
Shunt of ventilation perfusion mismatch
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WHAT ARE BENZODIAPINES CONTRAINDICATED WITH
LIVER DISEASE YOU BITCH
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MOA of benzodiapines?
GABA agonist
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What are the benzodiapines for equine?
Diazepam Midazolam Flumazenil
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Are Benzodiapines allowed with food aniamls?
NOPE NOT TODAY JUNIOR
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What benzodiazepam is less effected in adult horses?
Midazolam
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What is more potent diazepam or midazolam
Midazolam
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How to you reverse the sedative effect of diazepam or midazolam
Flumazenil
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Your horse is choking what do you sedate with
Acepromazine Xylazine Detomidine Lidocaine
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Your horse is choking you want to administer what two types of drugs
Sedative | relaxant
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Your horse is choking what relaxant do you use
Oxytocin
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Your pregnant mare is choking ....
beware of oxytocin --> contractions
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Your horse has esophagititis & megaesophagus what do you treat with
Metaclopramide Bethanecol Both prokinetics
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What is the MOA of Metaclopramide
Dopamine antagonist
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What H2 antagonist help with equine gastric ulcers
Cimetidine | Ranitidine
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What is the DOC for equine gastric ulcers
Omeprazole
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MOA of Omeprazole
Proton pump inihibitor
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What do you use to treat chronic ulcers?
Suctalfate | binds to ulcers negative charge directly
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MOA of misoprostol
PGE2 analog
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What GI protectant decreases gastric acid secretions
Misoprostal
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Your pregnant mare is getting an ulcer and you want to use misoprostol as an adjucant to omeprazole....
NO THAT BITCH WILL ABORTION
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What do you treat equien GI impactions with
Dioctyl Sodium Succinate (DSS)
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How does Diocytl Sodium Succinate DSS help GI impactions
Allows water to penetrate impaction
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Equine has large colon impaction how do you treat
NOT DIOCTYL SODIUM SUCCINATE --> no good
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Duodenitis & proximal jejunitis
Flunixin Megluminne AB Prokinetics Lidocaine
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Inflammatory Entertitis
Dexamethazone | glucocorticoid steriod
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What is dexamethazone used to treat in horses?
Inflammatory entertitis
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What is used to treat lasonia intercellularis infection
Oxytetracycline
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What do you use to treat proliferative enteropathy
Oxytetracycline | Lawsonia infection
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Rhodococcus equi infection?
Erythromycin + Rifampin
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Sand colic
Psyllium + mineral oil
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What is Psyllium used to treat
sand colic
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Nephrosplenic ligament entrapement?
Phenyleprine | constricts spleen
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Potomac horse fever
Oxytetracycline
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Enteric Pythiosis>
Organic iodides
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What are organic iodides used to treat
Enteric pythiosis
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What drugs decrease GI motility
Atrophine Morphine Xylazine
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Pyloric stenosis
Bethanecol
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Uses of Bethanecol
``` Muscanic receptor agonst (parasympathetic) Detrusor muscle atony Esophagitis Pyloric stensois Gastric prokinetic ```
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What are the cholinnergic agonist gastric prokinetics
Bethanecol | Neostigamine
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How is bethanecol a prokintetic
enhances GI motility without increasing acid output | Cholingeric agonist
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How is neostigmine a prokinetic
retrograde of small intestine ileus | cholinergic agonist
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How is metaclopromide a prokinetic
foal entertitis with slowing small intestine
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Bethanecol acts on the
Stomach
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Neostigmine acts on the
Small intestine
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Metacloproamide acts on the
Foal small intestine
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What prokinetic acts on whole GI tract
Cispride
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Dompreridonne
dopamine antagonist | increases electromechaincal activity to increase transit time
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DIc treatment
Heparin
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LPS neutralzing agent
Polymixin B
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What drug lets RBCS shish to move around more
Pentoxifyliine
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What is the last resort of an animal with endotoxemia shock
Ketamine
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What drug is a neuroprotective for endotoxemia
Ethyl pyruvate
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How do you treat colitis from toxin neutralization
Diatomaceous earth
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Treatment of colitis from lack of secretions
Bismuth subsalicylate
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GI pain maingement
NSAIDS Butorphancol Lidocaine Busocpam
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What is Busocpam
Antispamodic for GI pain mangement