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Metoclopromide - antiemetic and promotility Vomiting = overall loss of HCl3- and K+ = acidosis and hypok+ name three anti-emetic drugs and how they work? maropitant - NK1 receptor antagonist Relaxation explain what happens during the vomiting phase? the pylorus shuts and the fundus opens (LOS relaxes)Ībodmen contracts, diaphragm desends increase lip smacking and saliva production - what phase of vomiting does this describe? the prodromal phase explain how vomiting causes metabolic acidosis and hypokalaemia K+ and H+ are in the stomach (tho H+ is low outside meal times)
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Metronidazole - but close to toxic dose why must you not trial treat for tritrichomonoas fetus in cats? because it is teratogenic - ronidazoleĭo DNA PCR what are the 5 triggers of vomiting? vomit centre in brainĬerebral cortex what are the 4 stages of vomiting? prodromal Oocyst = 95% sensitive what is the treatment for giardia? fenbendazole Treat with pyrantel what is the sensitivity for a giardia ELISA and oocyst test? ELISA = 90% sensitive catii = milk what kind of worms are ancylostoma and uncinaria stenocephala? What causes songbird fever? and what is the treatment for it? Salmonella typhimuriumġ0 days fluoroquinolone what kind of worm is toxocara and how can is spread to puppies/kittens? roundworm
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