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1
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rabies vaccine

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  • dogs and cats
  • SQ right rear
  • booster 1 year, then every 3
  • must be 16 weeks or older in Illinois
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DAPPL vaccine covers what diseases

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distemper
adenovirus/hepatitis
parvovirus
parainfluenza
leptospirosis

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DAPPL vaccine

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  • dogs
  • SQ right front
  • adults: booster 3-4 weeks, booster 1 year, then every 3
  • puppies (less than 5 months): booster every 3-4 wks starting at 6-8 wks until 16 wks, booster at 1 year, then every 3
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leptospirosis vaccine

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every year

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5
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intratrac 3 vaccine covers what diseases

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bordetella
parainfluenza
adenovirus type 2

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intratrac 3 vaccine

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  • dogs
  • intranasal (oral and SQ also)
  • booster yearly
  • nasal quicker than injectable
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FVRCP vaccine covers what diseases

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feline viral rhinotracheitis
calcivirus
panleukopenia
feline chlamydia

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FVRCP vaccine

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  • cats
  • SQ right front, distal limb
  • adults: booster at 3-4 wks, booster 1 year, then every 3
  • kittens (less than 4 months): booster every 3-4 wks starting at 6-8 wks until 16 wks, booster at 1 year, then every 3
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FeLV vaccine

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  • cats
  • feline leukemia virus
  • SQ left rear, distal limb
  • booster 3-4 wks, 1 year, then every 3
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heartgard plus

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  • dogs
  • orally once a month
  • active ingredients: ivermectin and pyrantel
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ivermectin

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heartworms

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pyrantel

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roundworms and hookworms

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interceptor plus

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  • dogs
  • orally once a month
  • active ingredients: milbemycin and praziquantel
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milbemycin

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heartworms
hookworms
roundworms
whipworms

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praziquantel

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tapeworms

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nexgard

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  • dogs
  • orally once a month
  • active ingredient: afoxolaner (fleas and ticks)
17
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simparica

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  • dogs
  • orally once a month
  • active ingredient: sarolaner (fleas and ticks)
18
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frontline gold

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  • cats
  • topically once a month
  • active ingredients: fripronil, methoprene, pyriproyfen (fleas and ticks)
19
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revolution

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  • cats
  • topically once a month
  • active ingredient: selamectin
20
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selamectin

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fleas
heartworms
hookworms
roundworms
ear mites

21
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albon

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  • cats
  • sulfadimethoxine (coccidia)
22
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ponazuril

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  • cats
  • compounded treatment for coccidia
23
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capstar

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  • cats
  • nitenpyram (fleas)
24
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CBC

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RBC
WBC
platelets

25
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blood chemistry

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organ function: BG, liver, kidneys, GI

26
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microhematocrit tube

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PCV
TP
Buffy coat
plasma color
microfilaria check
RBC estimate
hemoglobin check
anemia based on PCV

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plasma vs serum

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serum- without clotting factors; centrifugation of clotted blood; ideal for sending of samples - cleaner and more stable sample

plasma- with clotting factors

28
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as anesthetic depth increases

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  • Respiratory Rate decreases
  • Decreased tidal volume (breathing becomes shallower)
  • Increased CO2 retention (less overall ventilation)
  • Heart rate decreases
  • Cardiac output decreases
  • Blood pressure decrease
29
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atropine

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  • anticholinergic
  • IM
  • blocks receptors for acetylcholine
  • emergency drug
30
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butorphanol

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  • opioid
  • IM
  • mild sedation, anxiety relief, antitussive
31
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dexmedetomidine

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  • alpha 2 agonist
  • IM
  • bradycardia, profound sedation
32
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midazolam

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  • benzodiazepine
  • IV
  • seizure control
  • controlled drug
33
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ketamine

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  • dissociative
  • IV
  • hallucinations
  • controlled drug
34
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propofol

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  • hypnotic
  • IV
  • apnea, profound sedation, bradycardia, hypotension
35
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atipamezole

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  • alpha 2 antagonist
  • IM
  • reverses dexmedetomidine
36
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naloxone

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  • opioid antagonist
  • IV
37
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epinephrine

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  • adrenergic catecholamine
  • emergency
  • IV

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