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BMC - PHARMACOLOGY
HOMEWORK
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A PERSON STUDYING HOW THE BODY ABSORBS, USES, AND GETS RID OF CODEINE IS ENGAGED IN THE PHARMALOGICAL SPECIALTY CALLED | PHARMACOKINETICS |
| IF A PRESCRIPTION LISTS AMOXICILLIN (100 MG) 1 TAB q8 hrs po prn, WHAT DOES prn MEAN | ADMINISTER AS NEEDED |
| THE DIFFERNENCE BETWEEN OTC (OVER-THE-COUNTER) MEDICATIONS AND PRESCRIPTION DRUGS IS | PRESCRIPTION DRUGS CAN ONLY BE USED UNDER DOCTOR SUPERVISION |
| AN EXAMPLE OF A PARENTAL DRUG ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION IS | IV |
| THE DOSE OR DOSAGE OF A DRYG THAT PRODUCES THE DESIRED EFFECT IN THE ANIMAL WITH MINIMAL OR NO SIGNS OF TOXICITY IS THE | THERAPEUTIC RANGE |
| DRUG AFFINITY IS THE | STRENGTH OF BINDING BETWEEN A DRUG AND ITS RECEPTOR |
| ONE GRAM IS EQUIVALENT TO HOW MANY MILLIGRAMS | 1000 MG |
| 3.5 FLUID OUNCES EQUAL HOW MANY MILLILITERS | 105 mL |
| THE DOSAGE OF A DRUG IS 0.05 mg/kg OF BODY WEIGHT. HOW MANY mcg SHOULD BE GIVEN TO A CAT WEIGHING 17.6 kg | 880 mcg |
| TEN MILLILITERS OF A 2.5% SOLUTION OF THIOPENTONE CONTAINS | 250 mg OF THIOPENTONE |
| THE PERCENTAGE OF THE TOTAL DOSE THAT ULTIMATELY REACHES THE BLOODSTREAM IS CALLED | BIOAVAILABILITY |
| A DRYG GIVEN BY WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ROUTES REACHES ITS PEAK PLASMA CONCENTRATION THE FASTEST ORALLY; INTRAMUSCULARLY; SUBCUTANEOUSLY; INTRAVENOUSLY | INTRAVENOUSLY |
| THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WAS PROVIDED FOR A PRESCRIPTION WRITTEN BY A VETERINARIAN: CANINE PATIENT, AMOXICILLIAN 100 mg TABLETS, SIG: 1 tab q8hrs po prn 2 REFILLS. DATE: 1/15/13. HOW MANY TIMES A DAY IS THIS MEDICATION TO BE GIVEN | THREE TIMES |
| HOW MANY YEARS MUST RECORDS OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES BE KEPT ON FILE AT A CLINIC | 2 YEARS |
| WHICH THERAPEUTIC INDEX IS FROM THE SAFEST DRUG OF THOSE LISTED HERE... A. 2 B. 10 C. 20 D. 30 | 30 |
| THE LD50/ED50 IS THE MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION OF WHAT VALUE | THE MARGIN OF SAFETY |
| A DRUG THAT HAS THE MARGIN SAFETY OF 75 IS | SAFER THAN A DRUG WHOSE MARGIN OF SAFETY IS 5 |
| THE TERM USED TO DESCRIBE THE CAPACITY TO CAUSE BIRTH DEFECTS IS | TERATOGENICITY |
| THE TERM USED TO DESCRIBE THE TENDENCY OF A DRUG TO CAUSE CANCER IS | CARCINOGENICITY |
| WHAT IS THE ORDER GIVEN OR WRITTEN TO A PHARMICIST BY A LICENSED VETERINARIAN TO PREPARE THE MEDICINE, TO AFFIX THE DIRECTIONS, AND TO SELL THE PREPARATION TO THE CLIENT | PRESCRIPTION |
| ON A DRUG LABEL, WHICH PART IS USUALLY IN CAPITAL LETTERS WITH A SUPERSCRIPT R BY ITSELF | TRADE NAME |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS AN EXAMPLE OF DRUG COMPOUNDING | ADDING FLAVORING TO FORMULATED DRUGS |
| A DRUG THAT HAS EXTREME POTENTIAL FOR ABUSE AND HAS NO APPROVED MEDICINAL PURPOSE IN THE UNITED STATES IS CLASSIFIED AS | C-1 |
| WHAT CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE RATING INDICATES THE DRUG WITH THE LOWEST POTENTIAL FOR ABUSE | C-V |
| CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ARE DRUGS THAT | HAVE A HIGH POTENTIAL FOR ABUSE |
| BEFORE A DRUG CAN BE APPROVED BY THE FDA, IT MUST GO THROUGH HOW MANY STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT | 4 |
| WHICH NEUROTRANSMITTER IS R ELEASED AT THE POSTGANGLIONIC SYNAPSE OF PARASYMPATHETIC NERVES | ACETYLOCHOLINE |
| WHICH NEUROTRANSMITTER IS RELEASED AT THE POSTGANGLIONIC SYNAPSE OF SYMPATHETIC NERVES | EPINEPHRINE |
| WHY DO SOME ANIMALS BECOME "RESISTANT" TO THEIR DOSE OF PHENOBARBITAL | LIVER ENZYMES ARE INDUCED CAUSING THE ANIMAL TO DEVELOP TOLERANCE |
| WHICH SEDATIVE PRODUCES ANALGESIA IN THE HORSE, BUT STILL ALLOWS THE HORSE TO RESPOND TO STIMULI BY KICKING | XYLAZINE |
| OBESE ANIMALS THAT ARE ANESTHETIZED WITH THIOBARBITURATE WOULD BE | ANESTHETIZED FOR A LONG TIME |
| WHICH GROUP OF ANESTHETICS CAUSES MUSCLE RIGIDITY AND MILD ANALGESIA | DISSOCIATIVES |
| FOR WHICH INHALANT ANALGESIC IS IT RECOMMENDED TO LEAVE THE ANIMAL ON 100 PERCENT OXYGEN FOR ABOUT 10 MINUTES FOLLOWING THE PROCEDURE TO PREVENT DIFFUSION HYPOSIA | NITROUS OXIDE |
| WHICH ANESTHETIC IS A WHITE EMULSION, THE EFFECTS OF WHICH LASTS ABOUT TWO TO FIVE MINUTES WHEN GIVEN SLOW IV | PROPOFUL |
| ___________IS A DRUG THAT IS A ANTICONVULSANT AND TRANQUILIZER THAT CAUSES MUSCLE RELAXATION | MORPHINE |
| WHICH NEUROTRANSMITTER IS RELEASED AT THE PREGANGLIONIC SYNAPSE OF SYMPATHETIC NERVES | ACETYLCHOLINE |
| CHOLINERGICS DO ALL THE FOLLOWING EXCEPT A. SLOW HEART RATE B. INCREASE BLOOD FLOW TO INTESTINAL TRACT C. DECREASE DIAMETER OF BRONCHIOLES D. CAUSE PERIPHERAL VASODILATION | D. CAUSE PERIPHERAL VASODILATION |
| ACEPROMAZINE MUST BE USED WITH CAUTION OR NOT AT ALL IN | STALLIONS |
| THE BENZODIAZEPINE DERIVATIVE DIAZEPAM IS OFTEN ADMINISTERED IN COMBINTION WITH | KETAMINE |
| A 10-KG DOG HAS INADVERTENTLY BEEN ADMINISTERED A DOSE OF XYLAZINE HYDRO CHLORIDE INTENDED FOR A 30-KG DOG. THE CORRECT REVERSAL FOR THIS OVERDOSE IS | YOHIMBINE |
| ACEPROMAZINE MALEATE CAUSES | HYPOTENSION |
| WHICH GROUP OF DRUGS PREVENTS THE CONVERSION OF ANGIOTENSIN I TOO ANGIOTENSIN II | ACE INHIBITORS |
| CATECHOLAMINES FUNCTION AS WHAT AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM RESPONSE | PARASYMPATHETIC |
| THE USE OF DIURETICS IN TREATING HEART DISEASE IS BELIEVED TO | DECREASE PRELOAD |
| THE USE OF VASODILATORS IN TREATING HEART DISEASE IS BELIEVED TO | DECREASE AFTERLOAD |
| TRUE OR FALSE THE P-WAVE REPRESENTS ATRIAL DEPOLARIZATION | FALSE |
| THE THREE FACTORS THAT DETERMINE BLOOD PRESSURE ARE | RESPIRATORY RATE, STROKE VOLUME, AND PERIPHERAL RESISTANCE |
| WHAT TYPE OF RESPIRATORY DRUG INHIBITS COUGH PRODUCTION | ANTITUSSIVE |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DRUGS ARE USED TO STIMULATE RESPIRATION IN NEONATES AFTER C-SECTION A. NALOXONE B. DOXAPRAM C. YOHIMBINE D. THEOPHYLLINE | B. DOXAPRAM |
| WHAT TYPE OF COUGH SHOULD YOU NEVER SUPPRESS | KENNEL COUGH |
| LOOP DIURETICS SUCH AS FUROSEMIDE | MAY CAUSE HYPOKALEMIA WITH CHRONIC USE |
| WHICH OF THESE DRUGS IS AVAILABLE OVER THE COUNTER IS AN ANTITUSSIVE A. CODEINE B. DEXTROMETHORPHAN C. HYDROCODONE D. BUTORPHANOL | B. DEXTROMETHORPHAN |
| THE ANTICOAGULANT DILUTED IN SALINE OR STERILE WATER FOR INJECTION TO FORM A FLUSH SOLUTION FOR PREVENTING BLOOD CLOTS IN INTRAVENOUS CATHETERS IS | HEPARIN |
| SCOOTER, A 13 YEAR OLD MINIATURE SCHNAUZER, HAS ARRESTED UNDER ANESTHESIA FOR ROUTINE DENTISTRY. YOU RUN TO THE CRASH CART AND GRAB WHAT YOU KNOW TO BE THE DRUG OF CHOICE FOR CARDIAC ARREST, WHICH IS | EPINEPHRINE |
| WHICH GROUP OF GROWTH PROMOTANTS CAUSES TISSUE BUILDING AND PROMOTES RED BLOOD CELL FORMATION | ANABOLIC STEROIDS |
| WHICH ESTRUS SYNCHRONIZATION, IF GIVEN TO A HERD OF CATTLE, WILL LYSE AND CLs AND CAUSE THE CATTLE TO CYCLE ALL AT THE SAME TIME | PROSTGLANDINS |
| ADRENAL CORTEX DYSFUNCTION, INCLUDING ADRENOCORICAL INSUFFICIENCY AND HYPOADRENOCORTISISM, CAN BE DIAGNOSED BY | MEASURING CORTISOL LEVELS BEFORE AND AFTER ADMINISTRATION OF ACTH |
| DECREASED COAT LUSTER, HAIR LOSS, DECREASED APPETITE, LISTLESSNESS, INTOLERANCE TO COLD, AD REPRODUCTIVE FAILURE ARE ALL SIGNS OF | HYPOTHYROIDISM |
| INSULIN CONCENTRATION IS MEASURED IN | UNITS/ML |
| WHICH INSULIN FORM IS USED INITALLY TO TREAT DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS AND TO STABALIZE GLUCOSE LEVELS IN NEWLY DIAGNOSED DIABETIC ANIMALS | SHORT-ACTING |
| BY WHAT ROUTE IS INSULIN USUALLY ADMINISTERED IN CASES OF UNCOMPLICATED DIABETES | SUBCUTANEOUS |
| ORAL HYPOGLYCEMIC DRUGS, SUCH AS GLIPIZIDE (GLUOCTROL), ARE USED TO TREAT | HYPOGLYCEMIA |
| RESUSPENSION OF INSULIN IS DONE BY | GENTLY ROLLING THE BOTTLE |
| ALTRENOGEST, WHICH IS USED FOR ESTRUS SYNCHRONIZATION IN FEMALE ANIMALS, IS A SYNTHETIC PROGESTIN FOR WHAT DISEASE ARE METHIMAZOLE AND PROPYLTHIOURACIL USED | HYPERTHYROIDISM IN CATS |
| THE DRUG MOST COMMONLY USED IN TREATING ANIMALS WITH HYPOTHYROIDISM IS | SYNTHETIC LEVOTHYROXINE (T4) |
| WHAT REPRODUCTIVE HORMONE CAN PRODUCE PYOMETRA IN DOGS? IT IS ALSO USED IN THE PREGNANT MARE IN AN ATTEMPT TO KEEP IT FROM PREMATURELY ABORTING THE FETUS | PROGESTERONE |
| WHAT DRUG IS USED AS A CONTRACEPTIVE IN DOGS AND SOMETIMES FOR CORRECTION OF BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS IN CATS | MEGESTROL ACETATE |
| A SYNTHETIC HORMONE USED TO INDUCE ESTRUS IN HORSES DURING THE NONBREEDING SEASON | ESTRADIOL |
| A SYNTHETIC HORMONE USED TO PROMOTE GROWTH IN FEEDLOT HEIFERS | TBA |
| CHEMICAL THAT HAS ANTIDIURETIC EFFECT | VASOPRESSIN |
| GnRH USED TO TREAT FOLLICULAR CYSTS IN CATTLE | GONADORELIN |
| DRUG USED TO TREAT DIABETES MELLITUS IN DOGS | INSULIN |
| INJECTABLE DRUG USED TO STIMULATE UTERINE CONTRACTION | OXYTOCIN |
| DRUG OF CHOICE FOR TREATING HYPOTHYROIDISM | LEVOTHYROXINE |
| DRUG OF CHOICE FOR TREATING HYPERTHYROIDISM | METHIMAZOLE |
| PROGESTIN USED TO TREAT BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS IN CATS | MEGESTROL |
| PROGESTERONE USED TO SYNCHRONIZE ESTURS IN CATTLE | DINOPROST |
| WHAT PART OF THE BRAIN CONTROLS VOMITING | BRAIN STEM |
| WHAT CATEGORY OF DRUG STIMULATES THE PARASYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM OR HOMEOSTATIC FUNCTION | CHOLINERGIC |
| WHICH GROUP OF ANTIDIARRHEALS CONTROLS DIARRHEA BY BLOCKING ACETYLCHOLINE RELEASE FROM PARASYMPATHETIC NERVE ENDINGS | ANTICHOLINGERIC |
| WHAT TYPE OF LAXATIVE LOOSENS STOOL BY PULLING WATER INTO THE COLON AND INCREASING WATER IN THE FECES | OSMOTIC |
| WHAT CONTROLS VOMITTING BY INHIBITING DOPAMINE IN THE CRTZ | ACEPROMAZINE |
| WHICH EMETIC CAN BE GIVEN IN THE SUBCONJUNCTIVAL SAC | APOMORPHINE |
| WHICH GROUP OF ANTIULCER MEDICATIONS BLOCKS RECEPTORS ON PARIETAL CELLS IN THE STOMACH, THEREBY REDUCING GASTRIC ACID SECRETION | H2-RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS |
| WHAT DRUG IS USED FOR RUMEN ATONY | NEOSTIGMINE |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DRUGS IS USED TO DECREASE GASTRIC ACID PRODUCTION BY BLOCKING HISTAMINE RECEPTORS IN THE STOMACH A. FAMOTIDINE B. SUCRALFATE C. OMEPRAZOLE D. ERYTHROPOIETIN | A. FAMOTIDINE |
| KAOLIN AND PECTIN AND BISMUTH SUBSALICYLATE ARE EXAMPLES OF | PROTECTANTS |
| PSYLLIUM AND METAMUCIL ARE EXAMPLES OF | BULK LAXATIVES |
| A STOOL SOFTENER OFTEN HELPFUL IN PATIENTS RECOVERING FROM ANAL SURGERY IS | DOCUSATE SODIUM SUCCINATE |
| THE MOST WIDELY USED TYPE OF ANTIMETIC DRUGS USED TO PREVENT MOTION SICKNESS IS DOGS AND CATS ARE THE | PHENOTHIAZINES |
| THE EMETIC OF CHOICE IN CATS IS | XYLAZINE |
| THE EMETIC OF CHOICE IN DOGS IS | APOMORPHINE |
| A COATING AGENT THAT FORMS AN ULCER-ADHERENT COMPLEX AT THE ULCER SITE IS | SUCRALFATE |
| FLEET ENEMAS ARE CONTRAINDICATED IN WHAT SPECIES | CATS |
| WHAT DRUG IS MOST LIKELY TO BE PRESCRIBED TO PREVENT MOTION SICKNESS IN DOGS AND CATS | ACEPROMAZINE |
| WHAT DRUG IS MOST LIKELY PRESCRIBED TO A DOG WITH DIARRHEA | METRONIDAZOLE |
| WHAT IS THE MEDICAL TREATMENT OF STRUVITE UROLITHS | ACIDIFY THE URINE |
| ALLOPRURINOL IS A XANTHIINE INHIBITOR. WHAT IS IT USED FOR | TO PREVENT FORMATION OF URATE UROLITHS |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DRUGS ARE USED TO TREAT URINAR INCONTINENCE A. AMLODIPINE B. ALLOPURINOL C. PHENYLPROPANOLAMINE D. ALL OF THE ABOVE | C. PHENYLPROPANOLAMINE |
| THE TWO TYPES OF UROLITHS THAT CANNOT BE SEEN ON RADIOGRAPHS ARE | CYSTINE AND URATE |
| WHICH GROUP OF URINARY DRUGS IS ALSO USED FOR TREATMENT OF GLAUCOMA | CARBONIC ANHYDRASE INHIBITORS |
| WHAT PART OF THE NEPHRON IS RESPONSIBLE FOR FILTRATION | GLOMERULUS |
| ACE INHIBITORS WORK BY | BLOCKING THE CONVERSION OF ANGIOTENSIN I TO ANGIOTENSION II |
| WHAT TYPE OF DRUG PROMOTES WATER RELEASE FROM TISSUES | DIURETIC |
| WHAT TYPE OF DRUG OVERRIDES THE STIMULATIVE EFFECT OF ACETYLCHOLINE | COMPETITIVE NONDEPOLARIZER |
| HOW IS ACETYLCHOLINE NORMALLY DEACTIVATED AT THE NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION | IT IS INACTIVATED BY ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE |
| ANABOLIC MEANS | BUILDING |
| WHAT MINERAL IS RELEASED FROM THE SACROPLASMIC RETICULUM OF MUSCLES | CALCIUM |
| WHAT TYPE OF NEUROMUSCULAR DRUG WOULD BE USED TO CONERACT POSTSURGICAL DEBILITY | ANABOLIC STEROID |
| ANABOLIC STEROID | NANDROLONE |
| CARBONIC ANHYDRASE INHIBITOR | ACETAZOLAMIDE |
| NEUROMUSCULAR BLOCKING AGENT ANTIDOTE | NEOSTIGMINE |
| MUSCLE RELAXER | METHOCARBAMOL |
| MUSCLE PARALYZER | SUCCINYLCHOLINE |
| LOOP DIURETIC | FUROSEMIDE |
| URINARY ACIDIFIER | METHIONINE |
| URINARY ALKALINIZER | POTASSIUM CITRATE |
| BETA BLOCKER | PROPRANOLOL |
| POTASSIUM SPARING DIURETIC | SPIRONOLACTONE |
| WHAT ANTIBIOTIC IS USED TO TREAT ANAEROBIC BACTERIA AND GIARDIA THAT CAUSE DIARRHEA | METRONIDAZOLE |
| WHAT DRUG IS A PENICILLIN | AMOXICILLIN |
| WHAT IS A SIDE EFFCT OF AMINOGLYCOSIDES, SUCH AS GENTAMICIN | NEPHROTOXICITY |
| WHAT ANTIBIOTIC IS USED TO TREAT MYCOPLASMA, LYME DISEASE, LEPTOSPOROSIS, AND RICKETTSIA ORGANISMS | DOXYCYCLINE |
| TRUE OR FALSE CURRENTLYMANY BACTERIA ARE RESISTANT TO TETRACYCLINES | TRUE |
| BECAUSE OF THE MANNER IN WHICH THEY ARE EXCRETED, SULFONAMIDIES ARE OFTEN EFFECTIVE AGAINST INFESCTIONS OF | URINARY TRACT |
| THE USE OF FLUROROQUINOLONES AS ANTI-INFECTIVE AGENTS SHOULD BE DONE WITH GREAT CAUTION OR NOT AT ALL IN | CATS |
| THE ANTI-INFECTIVE DRUG THAT SHOULD BE AVOIDED IN ALL FOOD-PRODUCING ANIMALS IS | CHLORAMPHENICOL |
| WHAT ANTI-INFECTIVE COMPOUNDS, WHEN GIVEN TO JUVENILE ANIMALS, CAN IMPAIR CARTILAGE DEVELOPMENT | FLUOROQUINOLONES |
| WHICH OF THESE DRUGS IS NOT AN ANTIFUNGAL DRUG A. GRISEOFULVIN B. CLOTRIMAZOLE C. KETOCONAZOLE D. SULFADIMETHOXINE | C. KETOCONAZOLE |
| AN EXAMPLE OF AN ANTIBIOTIC THAT IS CONSIDERED TO BE A LACTAMASE INHIBITOR IS | CLAVAMOX |
| THE BEST MEANS OF ASSURING THAT A PARTICULAR ANTIBIOTIC TREATMENT WILL BE SUCCESSFUL IS TO | COLLECT A SAMPLE FROM THE INFECTED AREA FOR CULTURE SENSITIVITY |
| A VERY USEFUL GROUP OF BROAD-SPECTRUM DRUGS | SULFAMIDES |
| ANTIMICROBIAL DRUGS LIKE ENROFLOXACIN, MARBOFLOXACIN, AND ORBIFLOXACIN ALL BELONG TO WHICH GROUP OF ANTIBIOTICS | FLUOROQUINOLONES |
| WHAT DRUG IS LEAST LIKELY TO KILL THE NORMAL FLORA IN THE GUT OF A RABBIT, CAUSING SEVERE DIARRHEA | ENROFLOXACIN |
| AN ANIMAL THAT DEMONSTRATES AN ALLERGIC RESPONSE TO PENICILLIN ADMINISTRATION SHOULD NOT BE GIVEN WHAT ANTIBIOTIC | CEPHALOSPORINS |
| GRISEOFULVIN IS USED IN CATS, DOGS, AND HORSES TO TREAT WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DISORDERS | DERMATOPHYTOSIS |
| THE NUMBER OF SPECIES OF BACTERIA THAT ARE EFFECTED BY AN ANTIBIOTIC IS KNOWN AS THE ANTIBIOTIC'S | SPECTRUM |
| WHY SHOULD TETRACYCLINES USE BE AVOIDED IN PREGNANT BITCHES | IT MAY BE DEPOSITED IN DENTAL ENAMEL AND GIVE THE PUP'S TEETH A MOTTLED YELLOW APPEARANCE |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DRUGS SHOULD NOT BE USED IIN COLLIES OR COLLIE MIXES | VERMECTIN |
| WHAT CHEMICAL IS USED TO TREAT DEMODECTIC MANGE IN DOGS | AMITRAZ |
| WHAT IS A DISADVANTAGE OF USING ORAL FORMS OF FLEA PREVENTION | THESE PRODUCTS WORK FOR A SPECIFIED PERIOD OF TIME |
| IVERMECTIN CAN BE USED IN TREATING ALL STAGES OF HEARTWORM DISEASE EXCEPT | THE ADULTS |
| TREATMENT OF GIARDIA LAMBLIA INFECTIONS SHOULD INCLUDE | METRONIDAZOLE |
| HEARTWORM PREVENTATIVE CAN BE GIVEN AT THE FOLLOWING INTERVALS | MONHLY AND 6 MONTHS |
| WHICH TYPE OF ANTI-INFLAMMATROY DRUG HAS THE GREATEST AMOUNT OF ANTI-INFLAMMATORY EFFECTS | GLUCOCORTICOID DRUGS, BECAUSE THEY BLOCK PHOSPHOLOPASE, WHICH OCCURS FIRST IN THE INFLAMMATORY PATHWAY |
| IATOGENIC DISEASE IS CAUSED BY | GLUCOCORTICOID DRUGS |
| WHICH NSAID WORKS BY INHIBITING CYCLOOXYGENASE-2 AND NOT CYCLOOXYGENASE-1 | DERACOXIB |
| WHAT ENDING ON THE GENERIC NAME OF SOME ANTIHISTAMINES MAY INDICATE THAT THEY ARE ANTIHISTAMINES | -AMINE |
| WHAT ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUG READILY PENETRATES SKIN AND MUST BE HANDLED CAUTIOSLY TO AVOID ABSORPTION OF THE DRUG BY THE PERSON GIVING THE TREATMENT | DMSO |
| NSAIDS ARE MOST LIKELY TO CAUSE SIDE EFFECTS IN WHAT TWO ORGAN SYSTEMS | RENAL AND GASTROINTESTINAL |
| WHICH NSAID, IF GIVEN INTRAMUSCULARY IN HORSES, CAN CAUSE SKIN NECROSIS AND SLOUGHING | PHENYLBUTAZONE |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING DRUGS CAN CAUSE SEVERE TISSUE NECROSIS IF GIVEN PERIVASCULLARLY | PHENYLBUTAZONE |
| IF A DRUG PACKAGE INSERT STATES THAT THE DRUG IS A COCCIDIOSTAT, AGAINST WHAT GROUP OF PARASITES WILL THIS DRUG BE EFFECTIVE | PROTOZOA |
| THE MOST COMMON SIDE EFFECT OF NSAIDS IS | GASTROINTESTINAL ULCERATION |
| CHRONIC USE OF MODERATE-TO-HIGH DOSES GLUCOCORTICOIDS MAY RESULT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF | CUSHINGS DISEASE |
| THE MOST COMMONLY USED DRUG TO TREAT TAPEWORM INFECTIONS IS | PRAZIQUANTEL |
| TRUE OR FALSE GLUCOCORTICOIDS AND NSAIDS SHOULD NEVER BE GIVEN TOGETHER | TRUE |
| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING NSAIDS IS SAFE FOR USE IN DOGS | NAPROXEN |
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