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Match the following drugs with their respective general behaviour modifying category:
Match the following drugs with their respective general behaviour modifying category:
Serotonin reuptake inhibitors = Antidepressants Phenothiazines = Antipsychotic drugs Benzodiazepines = Anxiolytic drugs
Match the following drugs with their respective drug categories:
Match the following drugs with their respective drug categories:
Selegiline = Monoamine oxidase inhibitors Fluoxetine = Serotonin reuptake inhibitors Diazepam = Benzodiazepines Amitriptyline = Tricyclic antidepressants
Match the following drug categories with their mechanisms of action (MOA):
Match the following drug categories with their mechanisms of action (MOA):
Serotonin reuptake inhibitors = Prevent reuptake of serotonin Tricyclic = Inhibition of serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake Benzodiazepines = Enhances GABA activity Monoamine oxidase inhibitors = Enhance the number and function of dopamine and increase norepinephrine release
Why are phenothiazines not necessarily the best option when dealing with fear behaviors?
Why are phenothiazines not necessarily the best option when dealing with fear behaviors?
Match the following drugs with their disadvantages:
Match the following drugs with their disadvantages:
Benzodiazepines work differently depending on dose. Match the dosing to its likely effects:
Benzodiazepines work differently depending on dose. Match the dosing to its likely effects:
Match the following term with its description:
Match the following term with its description:
What drugs are positive inotropes
What drugs are positive inotropes
What category of drugs are naturally occurring in the body?
What category of drugs are naturally occurring in the body?
Match the following drugs with their respective categories:
Match the following drugs with their respective categories:
Match teh folowing drug category with how they produce their effect
Match teh folowing drug category with how they produce their effect
Match the following drugs with how they produce their effect on the body:
Match the following drugs with how they produce their effect on the body:
What drug is used for the management of CHF and DCM
What drug is used for the management of CHF and DCM
what drug is a cardiac glycoside
what drug is a cardiac glycoside
what set of drugs are all ace inhibitors
what set of drugs are all ace inhibitors
what drug is used for dyspnea
what drug is used for dyspnea
Match the following drugs with their side effects:
Match the following drugs with their side effects:
Match the following diuretic drugs with their drug categories:
Match the following diuretic drugs with their drug categories:
Match the following drugs with how they exert their diuretic effect:
Match the following drugs with how they exert their diuretic effect:
what diuretic drug causes ototoxicity in cats
what diuretic drug causes ototoxicity in cats
what diuretic drug is best for cerebral edema
what diuretic drug is best for cerebral edema
What diuretic is prescribed for glaucoma
What diuretic is prescribed for glaucoma
what characteristic of Spironolactone makes it prefereable in some patients descpite being a ledd effective diuretic
what characteristic of Spironolactone makes it prefereable in some patients descpite being a ledd effective diuretic
what is the overall goal of diuretics
what is the overall goal of diuretics
what drug is the first defense in treating edema associated with heart failure and pulmonary edema
what drug is the first defense in treating edema associated with heart failure and pulmonary edema
Match the antiarrhythmic class to its mechanism of action (MOA):
Match the antiarrhythmic class to its mechanism of action (MOA):
Lidocaine and mexiletine are examples of what type of drug?
Lidocaine and mexiletine are examples of what type of drug?
What class II beta blockers are selective for beta 1 receptors
What class II beta blockers are selective for beta 1 receptors
beta-blockers are chronotropic, inotropic and dromotropic
beta-blockers are chronotropic, inotropic and dromotropic
Match the following terms to their definitions:
Match the following terms to their definitions:
Beta-blockers depress the automaticity of the heart
Beta-blockers depress the automaticity of the heart
Beta blockers may influence organs other then the heart, which organ does it affect
Beta blockers may influence organs other then the heart, which organ does it affect
why must we be careful using lidocaine in cats
why must we be careful using lidocaine in cats
Lidocaine, when used in CPR situations, may increase the energy required for defibrillation.
Lidocaine, when used in CPR situations, may increase the energy required for defibrillation.
which beta blockers are best used for cats with cardiomyopathy
which beta blockers are best used for cats with cardiomyopathy
Sotalol is primarily a K+ channel blocker but what additional affect does it have
Sotalol is primarily a K+ channel blocker but what additional affect does it have
antiarrhythmetic Amiodaron is a K+ channel blocker, in what cases would use use it
antiarrhythmetic Amiodaron is a K+ channel blocker, in what cases would use use it
in what cases would verapamil (a calcium channel blocker) be used?
in what cases would verapamil (a calcium channel blocker) be used?
Lidocaine, a sodium channel blocker, is typically used to treat what arrhythmias
Lidocaine, a sodium channel blocker, is typically used to treat what arrhythmias
Match the following anti-arrhythmic medications to their disadvantages:
Match the following anti-arrhythmic medications to their disadvantages:
Mexiletine is the long term take home class one sodium channel blocker for clients
Mexiletine is the long term take home class one sodium channel blocker for clients
Mexiletine cannot be given orally due to a strong first pass effect
Mexiletine cannot be given orally due to a strong first pass effect
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Capital of France (example flashcard)
Capital of France (example flashcard)
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