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Chapter 18 Cat

Chapter 18 Categories and generics Plus

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Surrounding structures of the eye Adnexa
Ophthalmic drugs penetrate cornea by diffusion
Anesthetics proparacaine hydrochloride (Ophthaine), tetracaine hydrochloride (Pentocaine)
Ophthaine also good for male cat catheter placement
Diagnostic drugs fluorescein sodium (Bio-Glo)
Miotics treat open angle glaucoma
Open angle glaucoma increased ocular pressure, but some of the humor is draining
Miotic drugs pilocarpine (Piloptic)
Mydriatics and Cycloplegics work to Dialate and paralyze eye
Miotic drugs atropine (Atrophate) tropicamide (Mydriacyl) epinephrine (Eipfrin)
Pressure Reducing drugs pilocarpine (Piloptic-miotic), travoprost (travatan-prostoglandin) timolol maleate (Timoptic-beta andrenergic blocker), mannitol (Osmitrol-osmotic diuretic)
Dry Eye drugs include: Lacrimogenics, Immunomodulating agents
Immunomodulating agents cyclosporine (Optimmune)
Topical Antibiotic Otic Aminoglycosides gentamicin (Otomax, Gentocin Otic Solution) neomycin sulfate (trasaderm, Panalog, Tritop) thiostreptin (tresaderm, Panalog, Triptop)
Topical Antibiotic Otic Flouroquinilones enroflaxacin (Baytril Otic)
Topical Antiparasite Otic Drugs thiabendazole (Tresaderm) pyrethrins (Mita-Clear, Cerumite, Aurimite), ivermectin (Ivomec, injectable, Acarexx 0.01% suspension, Mita clear), selamactin (Revolution)
Topical Antifungal Otic drugs clotrimazole (Otomax), nystatin (panalog, Dermalone--treat candida spp.) miconazole (Conofite) theabendazole (Tresaderm)
Topical Otic Drying agents salicylic acid, acetic acid, boric acid or tannic acid. Derma Dry, OtiRinse Cleansing/Drying ear solutions
Topical Otic Cleansing Agents/Local Anesthetics contain antibiotics, antiseptics and/or anesthetics. Epi-Otic, Oti-Clens)
Topical Dewaxing agents contain benzyl alcohol, cerumene, or hydrocortisone. Cerulytic, Cerumene
Topical Anti-finflammatory agents flucinolone plus DMSO (Synoptic), hydrocortisone (Buro-Otic, ClearX Ear treatment)
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