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Veterinary Medicine · NAVLE · Healthcare and Nursing

Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology

Species-specific drug cautions, anesthetic protocols, NSAID safety, and toxins such as chocolate, xylitol, lilies and rodenticides.

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40 basic cards for NAVLE Veterinary Medicine. It opens with "Why are Collies and other MDR1-mutant breeds unusually sensitive to ivermectin?" and "What anesthetic premedication should be used cautiously in Boxers due to breed". More Healthcare and Nursing decks are listed below.

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Why are Collies and other MDR1-mutant breeds unusually sensitive to ivermectin?
Show answerA P-glycoprotein (MDR1) defect lets ivermectin cross the blood-brain barrier, causing neurotoxicity.
What anesthetic premedication should be used cautiously in Boxers due to breed sensitivity?
Show answerAcepromazine, which can cause exaggerated bradycardia and syncope in Boxers.
Why do Greyhounds and other sighthounds have prolonged recovery from thiobarbiturate anesthesia?
Show answerTheir low body fat limits the drug's redistribution into fat stores, so it stays active longer.
What is the hallmark toxic effect of acetaminophen in cats?
Show answerMethemoglobinemia and Heinz body formation, since cats lack efficient glucuronidation.
Why do cats metabolize many drugs (NSAIDs, acetaminophen) more slowly than dogs?
Show answerCats have deficient glucuronyl transferase activity for glucuronidation.
What common toxicity occurs when dog-only permethrin flea products are applied to cats?
Show answerPermethrin toxicity causing severe tremors and seizures, since cats lack the enzymes to detoxify it.
What orthopedic adverse effect can fluoroquinolones cause in young, growing dogs?
Show answerCartilage lesions and erosions in weight-bearing joints.
What ocular adverse effect is associated with high-dose enrofloxacin in cats?
Show answerAcute retinal degeneration and blindness.
What cosmetic adverse effect can tetracyclines cause if given to young animals?
Show answerPermanent yellow-brown discoloration of developing teeth.
What adverse effect can occur with high-dose or prolonged metronidazole use?
Show answerNeurotoxicity, including ataxia, nystagmus, and seizures.
Why should alpha-2 agonists like xylazine be used cautiously in pregnant cattle?
Show answerThey can induce premature parturition or abortion by increasing uterine tone.
Why must handlers wear gloves when administering chloramphenicol?
Show answerIt carries a rare but serious risk of aplastic anemia in humans who absorb it.
Why is griseofulvin contraindicated in pregnant queens?
Show answerIt is teratogenic and can cause severe birth defects in kittens.
Which dog breed is known for a hypersensitivity reaction to potentiated sulfonamides?
Show answerThe Doberman Pinscher.
Why are lincosamides (lincomycin, clindamycin) contraindicated in rabbits, guinea pigs, and horses?
Show answerThey can cause fatal enterotoxemia by disrupting normal gut flora.

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