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PK1 - Absorption
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What does pharmacokinetics relate to,
What does pharmacodynamics relate to
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PK2 - Distribution
What is distribution and when doe...,
What are the three parts of the d...,
Does a majority of each dose reac...
33
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PK3 - Metabolism
What are the two main outcomes of...,
What is a prodrug example,
Are lipid soluble drugs readily e...
29
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PK4 - Elimination
What are the organs involved in d...,
What of cardiac output do the kid...,
What type of drugs are easily eli...
29
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Pharmacodynamics
What are the different names a dr...,
What do organisms rely on to cont...,
Features of receptors for drug in...
59
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Adverse Drug Reactions
What are four goals of successful...,
What must drug therapy include in...,
What are most drug therapies base...
106
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Pharmacy and Compounding
4 categories of veterinary medica...,
What is required for a vet to dis...,
What are drugs categorized based on
44
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Autonomic Pharmacology
What are the general functions of...,
What are the anatomical divisions...,
What are the functional divisions...
181
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Anti-inflammatory Pharm
Non pharmacological therapeutic o...,
Two pharmacological,
Three main benefits of nsaids
81
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Neuromuscular pharm
How do neuromuscular blocking dru...,
How do non depolarizing blockers ...,
What is the most commonly used no...
27
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Sedation 1
Why do we use chemical restraint 6,
Three categories of chemical rest...,
Types of sedatives 3
52
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Pre-op evaluation
What 3 things need to happen to a...,
What are some broad aspects that ...,
What are three ideal pieces of in...
18
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Pre-med
What are the 3 components of an i...,
What is general anesthesia,
What is a balanced technique
38
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Opioids
What do opioids do for level of w...,
Why do patients not feel mildly p...,
How do we prevent the ras from be...
47
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Random
What are the adrenoreceptors,
What are the cholinoreceptors,
What are the selective alpha agon...
21
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Test 2 flashcards
What parameters does propofol affect,
What does iso do to bp,
What do opioids do to hr co and rr
8
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Anesthetic Records
3 required records for anesthesia,
Purpose of medical records,
What is the governing body for le...
15
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Patient Monitoring
Why do we monitor patients under ...,
When do we monitor patients,
What period is associated with th...
46
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Small Animal GA
What stage of ga do you want to m...,
Phase 1 of ga period what can the...,
Phase 2 type of phase what happen...
37
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Equine Anesthesia
Physiologic consequences of gener...,
Physiologic consequences of gener...,
Requirements for pre anesthetic p...
30
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Ruminant Anesthesia
Physiologic consequences of gener...,
Challenges of ruminant anesthesia 4,
Aspects of the environment to con...
36
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Antibacterial Drugs - General
What does bacteriocidal mean,
What does bacteriostatic mean,
What drugs are time dependent amds
19
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Beta Lactams and Aminoglycosides
What is the mechanism of action f...,
What are three main adverse effec...,
What spectrum does penicillin g c...
49
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Tetracyclines and Sulfonamides
Mechanism of action for tetracycl...,
Main adverse effects of tetracycl...,
General spectrum for all species ...
21
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Macrolides and Fluroquinolones
Mechanisms of action for macrolides,
Main adverse effects for macrolid...,
First line macrolide
27
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Antifungal Drugs
4 main classes of antifungal drug...,
Example of a polyenes,
Example of azoles
27
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Drugs in the blood
Two stages of hemostasis and what...,
2 goals of normal hemostasis,
Prothrombogenic factors 4
41
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Behaviour Modifying Drugs 1/2
Drug classes used to modify behav...,
4 ways to use drugs manage unwant...,
Drug classes that ______ central ...
52
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