Pharm Exam 3 Drugs

5. a benzodiazepine used for immediate seizure control
8. an acid suppressor that is GIT protectant, with antacid effects
9. a PGE analogue
10. a DA2 antagonist, prokinetic, and 5HT3 (high doses) that adversely causes prolactin release
12. a DA2 antagonist used for agalactia in horses
15. an anticonvulsant that always needs a loading dose
16. an immunosuppressant that involved JAK-STAT pathway
17. a CYP inhibitor that can lead to phenobarbital toxicity
19. an antiemetic that is a 5HT3 antagonist used for parvoviral gastroenteritis
20. a H2 antagonist more commonly in dogs and cats for acid suppression
22. induction anesthetic that causes greater reflex tachycardia than propofol and can be given IV and IM
23. alpha 2 agonist reversed with yohimbine, used in large animals
25. an antimicrobial used to treat colitis
26. an anticonvulsant that has almost even hepatic and renal elimination in dogs
27. a GABA agonist ideal for use in patients with cardiac systolic dysfunction
28. a presynaptic alpha 2 antagonist used for appetite stimulation

1. an H1 inverse agonist that can cause unwanted excitation in cats
2. an OTC opioid used for diarrhea
3. an immunosuppressant that inhibits T cell activation/proliferation
4. an antiemetic that is highly efficacious for motion sickness, drugs induced vomiting, and GI disease
6. an alpha 2 agonist used in small animals for pre-anesthesia and needs to be carefully monitored
7. anticonvulsant that acts on GABA receptors and is a CYP inducer
11. a PPI most commonly used for acid suppression
13. induction anesthetic that has hepatic and extra-hepatic (lung) metabolism
14. a hyperosmotic cathartic that increases fluid content of stool
18. an anticonvulsant that is used with phenobarbital to shorten the halflife
21. induction anesthetic that is NMDA antagonist
24. a highly efficacious prokinetic used in dogs and cats for gastric emptying
29. an alpha 2 agonist used in equine standing procedures that causes less ataxia than xylazine