Midterm 2(ecto endo parasites) Flashcards

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Which agent has the longest duration of action n administered in therapeutic dosages?

  • Afoxolaner
  • Fluralaner
  • Sarolaner
  • Their duration is similar
A

Sarolaner

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What is the mechanism of action of fipronil?

  • Acetylcoline receptor agonism
  • Acetylcholinesterase inhibition
  • GABA receptor agonism
  • GABA receptor antagonism
A

Gaba receptor antagonism

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Fluralaner is effective against…

Flea

Both of them

Demodex spp

None of them

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Both of them

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Which is eliminated with the urine as well?

  • Fluralaner
  • Afoxalaner
  • Sarolaner
  • Lotilaner
A

afoxalaner

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What is the mechanism of action of indoxacarb?

  • Na channel blocking
  • Glutamate mediated Cl channel opening
  • GABA receptor antagonsim
  • Acetylcholinesterase inhibtion
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Na channel Blocking

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Ectoparasiticide agents can be given

  • Both of them
  • Orally
  • Topically
  • None of them
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Both

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Which substance is an organophosphate from the followings:

  • None of them
  • Propoxur
  • Dinotefuran
  • Both of them
A

none

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How can coumaphos be neutralized if it gets on the skin?

  • With baking soda
  • With tap water
  • With acetic acid
  • With all of them
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with baking soda

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Praziquantel can NOT be used againstthe following helminth:

  • Echinococcus granulosus
  • Heartworm
  • Both of them
  • None of them
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Heartworm

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Which agent is the safest for the environment from the followings:

  • Indoxacarb
  • Imidacloprid
  • Fipronil
  • Permethrin
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indoxacarb

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How can fipronil be used in companion animals?

  • Spot on
  • Pour on
  • Both
  • None
A

both

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Imidacloprid can be given:

  • Collar
  • Ijnection
  • None
  • Both
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collar

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Izoxasolines are authorized for

  • Horse
  • Cat
  • Noth
  • None
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cat

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What is characteristic to the mechanism of action of permethrin?

  • GABA receptor agonism
  • Na channel opening
  • Acetlcholine receptor antagonism
  • Acetylcholinesterase inhibition
A

Na channel opening

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Which can be the side effect of Amitraz?

  • Hypoglycaemia
  • Both
  • None
  • Paralytic ileus
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paralytic ileus

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How can Amitraz be given?

  • Collar
  • Washing solution
  • Both
  • None
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Both

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Permethrin is effective agianst this parasite:

  • Demodex
  • Tick
  • None
  • Both
A

none

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Which agent has activity against fleas?

  • Fipronil
  • Piriprol
  • None
  • Both
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piropril

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Which agent has activity against fleas?

  • Nitenpyram
  • Afoxolaner
  • None
  • Both
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afoxolaner

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Wich side effect is characteristic to organophosphates?

  • Both
  • None
  • Difficult breathing bradycardia
  • Flaccid paralysys, ataxia
A

none

difficulty breathing bradycardia

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Propoxur poisoning causes these symptoms:

  • Midriasis
  • Tremor, spams
  • Both
  • None
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midriasis

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What is characteristic to the mechanism of action of permethrin?

  • Gaba receptor agonims
  • Na channel opening
  • Acetylcholine receptor antagonism
  • Acetylcholinesterase inhibition
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na channel opening

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What is the mechanism of action of neonicotinoids?

  • Acetylcholine receptor agonism
  • Acetylcholinesterase inhibtion
  • Gaba receptor antagonism
  • Na channel blocking
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acetylcholine receptor agonism

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What is the characteristic to the spectrum of febantel?

  • Antitrematodal effect
  • Antinematodal effect
  • None
  • Both
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antinematodal effect

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What is the characteristic to the spectrum of oxibendazole? - Anticestodal effect - Antinematoda effect - Both - None
antinematoda effect
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How can albendazole be given? - Via injection - Both - Orally - None
orally
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What is the characteristic to the mechanism of action of benzimidazoles? - Tegumentum damage - Decreased ATP production - None - Both
both
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Which can be the side effect of Amitraz? - Tachypnoe - Bradycardia - None - Both
bradycardia
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Amitraz is effective against this parasite: - Tick - Demodex - Both - None
both
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Which agent is a prodrug from the followings - None - Triclabedazole - Fenbendazole - Both
none
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What is the characteristic to the spectrum of oxfendazole - Anticestodal effect - Antinematodal effect - None - Both
both
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Levamisole can be used against the following helminth - Ascaris suum - Fasciola hepática - Dipylidium caninum - All of them
ascaris suum
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What is the characteristic to the spectrum of fenbendazole - Hookworms - Tapeworms - Both - None
both
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Praziquantel can NOT be used against the following helminth - Dipylidium caninum - Fasciola hepática - None - Both
none
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Repellent effect is important against - Mosquito - Tick - Both - None
both
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What is the characteristic to the pharmacokinetics of praziquantel? - Not absorbed from the skin - Hydroxy metabolites form quickly - Moderate distribution due to high protein binding - None
hydroxy metabolites form quickly
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Which of the following agent belongs to the imidazotiazoles - Levamisole - Praziquantel - Pyrantel - Fenbendazole
levamisole
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Which of the following agent is an endectocid? - Permethrin - Toltrazuril - Levamisole - None
levamisole
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Which substance is an organophosphate from the followings: - phoxim - Piriprol - none - Both of them
phoxim
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What is the antidote for levamisole toxicosis - Epinephrine - Atropin - N-acetylcystein - There’s no antidote
atropin
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Which agent has activity against fleas? - Ivermectin - Both - None - Indoxacarb
Both
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Which can be the side effect of Amitraz? - Sedation - Emesis - Both - None
sedation
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Praziquantel can be used against the helminth - Strongylus species - Dipylidium caninum - None - Both
Dipylidium caninum
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What mechanism of action of organophosphates - Irreversible inhibition of acetylcolinesterase - Reversible inhibtion of acetylcholinesterase - Acetylcholine receptor agonims - Acetylcholine receptor antagonism
irreversible inhibition of acetylcolinesterase
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How can levamisole be given? - IV - SC - Both - None
sc
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Izoxasolines can cause these side effects in case of overdose: - Ataxia, muscle weakness, flaccid paralysis - Ataxia, tremor, spasm - Sedation, hypotermia - Emesis, bronchoconstriction, bradycardia
ataxia tremor spasm
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Which is an IGR - Both of them - None - Novaluron - Methoprene
methoprene
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Which is a chitin inhibitor - Lufenuron - Methoprene - None - Both
Lufenuron
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Which can be an antidote of pyrethroid poisoning - Pralidoxime - Atipemazol - None - Atropin
Atropin
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Which agent can be used to treat flea infection in dogs: - Pyrantel - Imidacloprid - Both - None
imidacloprid
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What is the characteristic to the absorption of benzimidazoles from the GI tract? - Their absorption is excellent, bioavailability is nearly 100% - Their absorption is por - Absorption is moderate - They’re not used orally
absorption is moderate
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What is the characteristic to the mechanism of action of benzimidazoles? - None - Agonism od the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor - Reversible inhibition of the acetylcholinesterase - Both
none
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Which agent is effective against dermanyssus gallinae - Pyriproxyfen - Fluralaner - Flumehrin - Allof them
fluralaner
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Which agent kills fleas most quickly? - Fipronil - Imidacloprid - Methoprene - Amitraz
imidacloprid
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Which is true for organophosphates - LD50 ORAL \> LD50 DERMAL - LD50 ORAL \< LD50 DERMAL - LD50 ORAL - LD50 DERMAL -
All of them can be correct, it depends on the substance
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Deltamethrin is effective against - Demodex spp - Fly - Both - None
both
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Which species is sensitive to fipronil - Cat - Dog - None - Both
none
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Sarolaner is effective against - Scabies mite - Tick - Both - None
both
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Dinotefuran is effective against the following parasite - None - Scabies mite - Tick - Both
tick
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What is the mechanism of action of neonicotinoids - Acetylcholine receptor agonism - Acetylcholinesterase inhibitin - Gaba receptor antagonism - Na channel blocking
acetylcholine receptor agonism
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Which agent is a prodrug - Both - None - Febantel - Netobimin
both
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Which agent is a prodrug - None - Both - Oxfendazole - Albendazole
none
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What is the characteristic to the mechanism of action of benzimidazoles? - Damage of the endoplasmatic reticulum and mitochondrium - Cholinergic effect - Both - None
Damage of the endoplasmic reticulum and mitochondrium
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Benzimidazoles have the shortest duration of action in this species - Horse - Cattle - Swine - Sheep
Sheep
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Resistance to benzimidazoles occurs in - Canine taenia - Both - Equine strongylus - None
equine strongylus
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Which agent has activity against fleas - Nitenpyram - Afoxolaner - None - Both
both
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Which species is sensitive to amitraz - Sheep - Cat - Both - None
cat
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What are the symptoms of permethrin poisoning - Hyperthermia - Tremor - Both - None
tremor
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How are organophosphates eliminated - Mostly with bile - Mostly urine - Mostly sweat - Mostly with saliva and exhalation
mostly urine
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Which drug can be used for the treatment of pyrethroid poisoning - Atipemazol - Diazepam - Both - None
none
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What is the characteristic to the mechanism of action of amitraz - Monoamine oxidase inhibition - Alpha 2 receptor agonist - Both - None
both
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Which is a systemic ectoparasiticide agent - Albendazole - Afoxolaner - Both - None
both
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Fluralaner is effective against - Mosquito - Tick - Both - None
tick
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What is the mechanism of action of propoxur - Reversible inhibition of acetylcholinesterase - irreversible inhibition of acetylcholinesterase - acetylcholine receptor agonist - acetylchline receptor antagonist
reversible inhibition of acetylcholinesterase
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how does humidity affect the toxicity of diazinon - increases - decreases - doesn’t affect - depending on the level of humifity, can increase or decrease.
increases
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What is the characteristic to the mechanism of action of macrocyclic lactones - cholinergic effect - calcium channel damage and cosequental spastic paralysis - teguentum damage - opening the glutamate-mediated chloride ion channels
opening the glutamate mediated chloride ion channels
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cross-resistance is possible between levamisole and - tetrahydropyrimidines - benzimidazoles - pyrethroids - isoquinoline derivates.
tetrahydropyrimidines
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Which agent can cause hyperpolarization in the parasite - moxidectin. - Imidacloprid - Both of them - None
none
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Which is a juvenile hormone analogue from the follwoings - Pyriproxyfen - Piriprol - Pyrantel - Permethrin
pyriproxyfen
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Macrocyclic lactone can have the following side effects - Muscle weakness, blindness, coma - Spastic paralysis, followedby coma - Emesis, diarrhea, fetal damage - Salivation, bronchoconstriction, bradycardia, urination
muscle weakness, blindness coma
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Which of the following agent belongs to the imidazotiazoles - Levamisole - Praziquantel - Pyrantel - Fenbendazole
levamisole
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How can amitraz be given - Chewing tablet - Injection - Both - None
none
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What is the characteristic to the mechanism of action of amitraz - Alpha 2 receptor antagonism - Inhibition of octopamine reuptake from synaptic gap - None - Both
inhibition of octopamine reuptake from synaptic gap
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Which is the most effective agent - Afoxolaner - Sarolaner - Fluralaner - Similar efficacy
fluralaner
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Praziquantel can be used against - Ascaris suum - Anoplocephala perfoliate - Both - None
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Praziquantel can be used against - Echinococcus granulosus - Syngamus trachea (red tracheal worm) - Both - None
Echinococcus granulosus
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What is the spectrum of fenbendazole - Anticestodal effect - Antinematodal effect - Both - None
both
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Which dog breed is sensitive to levamisole - Kuvasz - Chihuaha - Dobermann - West highland white terrier
Kuvasz
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How can macrocyclic lactones be given - Topically - Via inhalation - Both - None
topically
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This mechanism leads to the selective toxicity of ectoparasiticide - Slower metabolism in the parasite - Good distribution special barriers - Both - None
Both
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Juvenile hormone analogues are effective against this arthropod - Scabies mite - Fly - Both - None
scabies mites
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Repellent effect is important against this arthropod - Demodex - Fly - Both - None
demodex
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Mechanism of action of permethrin - Gaba receptor agonis - Na channel opening - Acetylcholine receptor antagonism - Acetylcholinesterase inhibition
Na channel opening
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Izoxasolines can be combined with - Pyrethroids - Macrocyclic lactones - Juvenile hormone analogues - All of them
macrocyclic lactones
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Propoxur poisoning causes - Emesis, diarrhea - Both - Difficult breathing - None
emesis diarrhea
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Organophosphates are effective against - Flea - Both - Lice - None
Both
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How can benzimidazoles be given - Via injection - Orally - All of them - Topically
all of them
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What is characteristic to the pharmacokinetics of levamisole - Quick absorption, distribution and elimination - Poor absorption and distribution, barely crossing the special barriers
poor absorption and distribution, barely crossing the special barriers
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Which is an antidote of formamidine poisoning - Pralidoxime - Both - None - Epinephrine
none
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Izoxasolines can be given - None - Collar - Injection - Both
none
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Nitenpyram is available in this form for companion animals - Tablet - Injection
Tablet
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Which is an etiotropic agent - Milbemycin oxime - Meloxicam - Medetomidine - Acepromazine
Milbemycin oxime
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Which of the following is an endectocid - Flumethrin - Triclabendazole - Emodepszid
Flumethrin
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Which species is sensitive to levamisole - Horse - Turkey - Chameleon - Sheep
horse
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What is the characteristic to the mechanism of action of isoquinolones - Reversible inhibition of the acetylcholinesterase - Calcium metabolism famage and consequential spastic paralysis - Inhibtion of microtubules polymerization - Gaba receptor agonism
calcium metabolism damage and consequentia spastic paralysis
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Levamisole toxicosis can cause - Sympatic signs - Parasympatic signs - Svere kidney damage - Flaccid paralysis
Parasympatic signs
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Which dog breed is sensitive to ivermectin - Only sheperds - Only terriers - Dogs are not sensitive - Any breed with MDR-1 mutation
any breed with MDR 1 mutation
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Izoxasolines can be given - tablet - none - spot on - Both
tablet
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Which is true for amitraz - In case of poisoning, alpha 2 receptor related symptoms occur - Both - Increased catecholamine effect elevates… - None
both
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Organophosphates are effective against - Tick - Scabies mites - Both - None
both
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Fipronil is effective against - Demodex canis - None - Both - Ctenocephalides felis
ctenocephalides felis
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Which agent has repellent effect - Fluralaner - Both - Flumethrin - None
flumethrin
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Diazinon is metabolised to… in the body - Diazoxon - Coumaphos - Both - None
diazoxon
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Which is an effective antidote of coumaphos poisoning - Pralidoxime - Epinephrine - Digoxin - Meloxicam
pralidoxme
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What is characteristic to the pharmacokinetics of praziquantel - Elimination only in unchanged form - Quick and good absorption if given orally - Cumulation in fatty tissues due to lipofilic structure
quick and good absorption if given orally
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Which agent has repellent effect - Metopren - Both - None - Deltamethrin
none
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Which species is the most sensitive to organophosphates Sheep Cat Dog Cattle
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Which substance is an organophosphate from the followings: - None of them - coumaphos - Dympilate - Both of them
both of them
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Which is not an etiotropic agent - Doramectin - Dinotefuran - Dexamethasone - Diazinon
dexamethasone
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How can finopril be used in companion animals - Tablet - Injection - None - Finopril can not be used in comapanion animals
fipronil can not used in companion animals
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MDR-1 gene mutation is more frequent in this dog breed - German sheperd - Bobtail - The mutation doesn’t occur in these breeds - Its similar in both of them
german shepard
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Which agent does not have adulticide effect - None - Methoprene - Lufenuron - Both
both
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Izoxasolines are authorized for - Horse - Cats - Both - None
cats
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Which macrocyclic lactone is effective against demodicosis - Selamectin - Amitrazsel - Both - None
selamectin
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What is characteristic to the pharmacokinetics of macrocyclic lactones - They are hydrophilic substances, so they are eliminated quickly with the urine - Their absorption is only good if they are given in injections - They cannot cross the blood brain barrier - They can cumulate in fatty tissues
they can accumulate in fatty tissues
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Macrocyclic lactone toxicosis has higher risk in - Some dog breeds - Some cattle breeds - None - Both
some dog breeds
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What is characteristic to the mechanism of action of benzimidazoles - Inhibition of microtubules polymerization - Inhibtion of the gaba mediated chloride ion channels - Both - None
inhibition of microtubles polymerization
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What are the symptoms of permethrin poisoning - Myosis - Both - Spams - None
none
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What is characteristic to the mechanism of action of flumethrin - Glutamate mediated cl channel opening - Hot foot effect - Both - None
hot foot effect
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Repellent effect is important against - Roundworms - Scabies mites - None - Both
scabies mites
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How can diazinon be neutralized if it gets on the skin - With soap and water - With concentrated alcohol - Both - None
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Flumethrin is effective against - Phlebotomus spp - Both - Varroa destructor - None
both
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How can benzimidazoles be given - In premix - In intraruminal bolus - Both - None
both
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Which statement is true? Usage of ectoparasiticide agents is inevitable because - Ectoparasites can be vectors, intermediate hosts for other parasites - Ectoparasites can make anials stressful - Both - None
both