SA- Treatments Flashcards
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Treatment of Kennel Cough
meloxicam
butorphanol/codeine (cough suppression)
clean eyes and nose
Treatment of Nasal fungal disease
flush with clotrimazole/ enilconazole
Treatment of Chlamydia felis
doxycycline (4 weeks)
Treatment of Cat flu
supportive treatment e,g, nutrition, fluids
NSAIDs
eye drops
Treatment of stenotic nares
wedge resection
Treatment of acquired laryngeal paralysis
emergency management- rest, O2, cooling, sedation, IV access
Tieback surgery
Treatment of tracheal collapse
butorphanol/ codeine
bronchodilators (albuterol)
inhaled steroids
Treatment of pleural effusion
O2
thoracocentesis
Treatment of pneumothorax
O2
Drain pneumothorax
strict cage rest for 2 weeks
Treatment of aspirational pneumonia
O2
Abs (based off C&S)
underlying cause
anti-acid meds (if frequent occurrence)
Treatment of eosinophilic bronchopneumonia
prednisolone
Treatment of Angiostrongylus vasorum
imidalcloprid + moxidectin
Treatment of bronchopneumonia
amoxiclav (4 weeks)
supportive care
Treatment of interstitial pulmonary fibrosis
bronchodilators- inhaled and oral
corticosteroids- inhaled and oral
manage pulmonary hypertension (Sidenafil)
Treatment of chronic bronchitis
nebulisation
coupage
glucocorticoids
bronchodilators
weight control
DOG WILL ALWAYS HAVE COUGH
Treatment of aelurostrongylus abstruses
fenbendazole 5-7 days minimum
Treatment of mycoplasma pneumonia
doxycycline- beware strictures can form
Treatment of Mycobacterial pneumonia
6 month course of rifampicin, pradofloxacin and azithromycin
Treatment of feline asthma
allergen reduction
preds
fluticasone inhaled
Treatment of CDVD
pimobendan
fursemide
Treatment of DCM
frusomide
pimobendan
ACEi- benazepril
Beta blockers- atenolol
Treatment of arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy
treat any HF (diuretics, pimobendan, ACEi, spirolactone)
anti-rhythmic meds (soltalol)
Treatment of cardiac tamponade (pericardial effusion)
IV fluids
pericardiocentesis
Treatment of systemic hypertension
amlodipine (1st choice for cats)
ACEi- benazepril (1st choice in dogs)