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Veterinary drugs

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Morphine Class   show
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Merperidine Class   show
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Butorphanol Class   show
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show II  
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Pentobarbital Class   show
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Thiopental Class   show
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Tiletamine-zolazepam Class   show
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show III  
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show IV  
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Buprenorphine Class   show
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show atropine, glycopyrrolate  
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show aceptromazine, diazepam, midazolam  
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Examples of sedatives (4)   show
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Examples of opioids (7)   show
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show ace + oxymorphone, ace + butorphanol, xylazine + butorphanol, medetomodine + butorphanol  
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show yohimbine, tolazoline, atipamezole, naloxone  
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show anticholinergics, tranquilizers, sedatives, opioids, NMDA antagonists (in cats sometimes)  
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Types of induction drugs (5)   show
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show hypotension, antiarrhythmic, penile paralysis (stallions), lowers seizure threshold, promotes hypothermia. contra: liver disease, seizure history, dehydration, hypovolemia, shock, heart disease, young/old patients  
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show hypotension if injected too fast, irritation following IM admin. contra: should not be used alone as excitement is possible  
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show bradycardia, conduction distrubances, hypotension, arrhythmias with halothane gas, resp depression, impaired thermoreg, hyperglycemia, profound muscle relaxation max exacerbate upper resp abnormalities. contra: heart disease, young/old  
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show bradycardia that is anticholin. resp, resp depres, impaired thermo reg, hyperresponsive to external stimuli, excitement in cats and horses. contra: use with tranquilizer or sedative in cats and horses  
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barbiturates side effects and contraindications   show
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show HR and bp increase, may cause apnea when given IV, profuse salivation, muscle rigidity when used alone, convulsions with high doses. contra: never use alone EXCEPT in cats, must have good sedation before admin in horses, animals with seizure history  
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propofol side effects and contraindications   show
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show minimal cardio and resp effects, tissue necrosis with perivascular injection  
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show guaifenesin and barbiturates (phenobarb, pentobarb, thiopental)  
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Examples of barbiturates   show
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Examples of NMDA Antagonist (2)   show
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Opioid antagonist (1)   show
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Anticholinergics - about   show
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show opioids, alpha 2 agonists, barbiturates, gas anesthetics  
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show ketamine, tiletamine  
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Examples of Alpha 2 agonists (4)   show
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Alpha 2 agonists about   show
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show muscle tremors, partial AV block, bradycardia, resp changes, sweating, penile prolapse, incr intracranial pressure, decreased mucociliary clearance  
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xylazine about and side effects   show
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show alpha 2 adrenergic receptor antagonist that competitively blocks and antagonizes CNS depression or sedation and the bradycardia and resp depr caused by xylazine  
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show reverses effects of medetomidine in dogs  
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show dose dependent resp depression  
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common side effects of steroids   show
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furosemide   show
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mannitol   show
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show cardiac glycoside improves inotropic ability (contractility) of the myocardium but also reduces demand of heart for energy and oxygen, dosage is critical as toxic effects occur outside of narrow therapeutic dos  
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show antiarrhythmic drug used to treat supraventricular tachyarrhythmias in dogs and cats, tx of hypertrophic cardiomyopahty in cats  
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quinidine   show
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enalapril (and benazepril)   show
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cholinomimetic agents   show
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Sympathomimetic agents   show
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Anticholinergic agents   show
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show aka adrenergic blocking agents that block effects of norepinephrine  
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show neurotransmitter sympathetic system  
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show neurotransmitter parasympathetic system  
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sympathetic stimulation effects   show
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parasympathetic stimulation effects   show
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alpha adrenergic agents   show
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in sight hounds, avoid   show
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show ketamine + benzodiazepine (diazepam, midazolam, zolazepam) for induction  
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show ivermectin  
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show the drugs that can be administered in an er with the intratracheal route lidocaine, epi, atropine and naloxone  
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glucorticoids in er med   show
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show synthetic catecholamine, admin to maintain mean arterial bp, increase cardiac output and perfusion, may reduce pulmonary edema  
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show increase renal perfusion in canine patients at low doses and increase systemic bp at higher doses. Controversial in felines.  
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sodium bicarb   show
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lidocaine in er use   show
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show bradycardia, AV block, asystole  
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show myocardial failure  
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dopamine er indications   show
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show v-fib, asystole, EMD  
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show v-fib, v-tach  
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show EMD  
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show vagal inhibitions and decreased gastric secretion  
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guaifenesin used...   show
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corticosteroids in CPCR...   show
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