Duplicate of Pharmacology Final Review

Phenobarbital is an example of what type of drug?

Which of the following products has an antibacterial, antifungal and glucocorticoid drug in it?

Phenylpropanolamine is an example of what type of drug?

Which of the following drugs would be given to make a dog vomit after ingesting a toxin?

What is the active ingredient in feline Revolution?

Which of the following is an example of an anti emetic?

Use of a drug in any manner other than its approved indicated use is called:

Which group of anesthetics causes muscle rigidity and mild analgesia?

How is acetylcholine normally deactivated at the neuromuscular junction?

Which of the following drugs would most likely be administered during a dental nerve block?

Antidepressant medications are used in animals to address:

The drug given in cardiac arrest to "jump start" the heart is:

Which of the following is an example of an antitussive drug?

Given a pure solution, how would you make 500 ml of a 50% solution?

Ivermectin can be used in treating all stages of heartworm disease except:

What chemical is used to sterilize rubber and plastics?

One liquid ounce is equal to how many milliliters?

Tissue necrosis will occur if ___ is administered perivascularly.

What type of laxative loosens stool by pulling water into the colon and increasing water in poo

Manufacturer's of hw preventative recommend that dogs be __ b4 they r started on preventative.

Iatrogenic disease is caused by:

A client calls to report her new pet needs antibiotics. What do you say?

Aspirin and carprofen are both examples of:

A nutraceutical is a(n):

Who governs the use of biologics, like vaccines?

Probiotics and prebiotics are used to:

Gabapentin is a(n):

Atipamezole is a reversal agent for:

Opioid analgesics work by

Which drugs acts peripherally by reducing the prostaglandin production in area of tissue damage

Hypothyroidism can be treated with:

A drug's margin of safety is also known as:

A patient is infected with Dipylidium caninum; you tell the owner that the vet will prescribe:

What part of the brain stimulates vomiting?

Chemotherapeutic drugs are:

Which of the following drug calms an anxious patient but will not necessarily reduce awareness?

Which of the following sedatives produces analgesia in the horse, still allows horse to kick...

Which of the following antibiotics are not recommended for young animals?

Drugs that increase the force of contraction of the heart are also called:

Dexamethasone and prednisone are both examples of:

Antimicrobial medications must be given:

Lime sulfur is often used as a dip treatment for what condition?

Which is an example of a bulk forming laxative?

What is another term used when discussing a drug's biotransformation in the body?

What is the number of times inventory is depleted and replenished each year?

Which statement is false in regard to vaccine administration?

Ectoparasite chemicals used to quickly treat the indoor environment are known as:

Methocarbamol is an example of a(n):

When someone describes a 1:10 dilution, what exactly does this mean?

Which of the following is an example of a gas inhalant anesthetic?

What is a disadvantage of using oral forms of flea prevention?

Which group of growth promotants causes tissue building and promotes RBC formation?

Which of the following drugs used as a sedative, induction agent and maintenance anesthetic?

1 tablespoon equals ___ ml's.

What is the name of the pill that kills all adult fleas within 30 min & safe to use on neonates

What chemical is found in products like Betadine and Lugol's solution?

A parenteral drug is administered:

Which of the following drugs is a loop diuretic, often used in CHF cases.

Melarsomine is an example of a(n):

Who is in charge of developing and approving topical pesticides?

Which of the following is not a veterinary technician responsibility?

Prednisone should not be given with:

Agent that stops/ inhibits growth of microorganisms-not necessarily kill them contains suffix:

If a pet has ascites d/t CHF, what drug will be given to remove the fluid build up?

Which of the following is an NMDA antagonist medication?

What category of drug stimulates the parasympathetic nervous system or homeostatic function?

Which of the following is an example of drug compounding?

Sulfa drugs work by

What is important to remember when giving intravenous calcium to treat hypocalcemia?

Which of the following is NOT an example of a method of microbial control?

Which dog should use of Ivermectin products be limited or used under very careful observation?

26 kg dog needs atropine at 0.02mg/ kg. Concentration of atropine is 0.5mg/ml. How much in mls?

A tranquilizer and/or sedative combined with an opioid or alpha 2 agonist is called:

Pyrethroids are an example of a(n):

Which of the following statements is NOT true about the efficacy of microbial control methods?

What is the main long term treatment for rodenticide toxicity?

What type of respiratory drug inhibits cough production?

Which of the opioid receptors do we consider the most powerful?

Convert 27.5 kg to pounds.

Antimicrobial drugs would be ineffective for which of the following types of organisms?

Which of the following is an effective anti diarrheal medication?

The DEA requires separate inventory and use records to be kept for:

Which of the following is a central nervous system stimulant?

Which of the following is an example of a non steroidal topical anti pruritic?

Cleaning of contaminated waste from the environment is important when treating an animal with:

Pre-anesthetic drugs are commonly used for all of the following advantages except:

Which of the following drugs treats canine cognitive dysfunction?

Which of the following is an example of a trematode?

Ketamine is an example of what type of drug?

Which is not an adverse reaction to a vaccine?

Which of the following drugs are effective against cestodes?

Which of the following drugs is a vasodilator, often used in hypertensive cats?

What NSAID is commonly used for pain relief or lameness and colic in horses?

Drugs that increase the heart rate are also called:

Enalipril is an example of a(n):

Pyrantel pamoate is an example of a(n):

In large animals, vaccinations are routinely given:

Convert 5% to mg/ml.

Which of the following drugs may cause histamine release when administered intravenously?

What is the active ingredient in Frontline Plus flea/ tick products for dogs and cats?