Essential Drug Data for Rational Therapy in Veterinary PracticeThis book, Essential Drug Data for Rational Veterinary Practice offers quick and easy reference to chemical and pharmacological classifications, sources, pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamic and pharmaceutical data of drugs used in veterinary practice. To keep pace with the rate at which new drugs are released into the market, the veterinary practitioner required in one volume, adequate drug information which he needs for effective animal care/ Evidence-based drug therapy requires knowledge of drugs. This book, Essential Drug Data for Rational Veterinary Practice presents not less that twenty five sets of data on about three hundred drugs that are commonly used in veterinary practice. |
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Essential Drug Data for Rational Therapy in Veterinary Practice Kingsley Eghianruwa Limited preview - 2014 |
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absorbed absorption acid action active Administration—Per adverse effects agents aminoglycoside analgesic animals antibiotics atropine bioavailability Bioavailability—Oral bioavailability blockers blood cardiac cattle cells cephalosporins Chemical cimetidine CNS depression concentration is attained Concurrent Contraindications—Hypersensitivity crosses the placenta decreases Dialysis diarrhea disease Distribution-Vd dogs and cats Dosages enhance enzyme excreted Excretion—Urine fluid formulations furosemide gastrointestinal glycopyrrolate hepatic high doses horses hydrochloride hypersensitivity hypotension increase Indications-Treatment inhibits intramuscular intravenous ivermectin L/kg liver Mechanism metabolites metabolized mg tablets milk minutes ml/min/kg muscle naloxone nausea neostigmine nephrotoxicity neuromuscular neuromuscular blockers Onset opioid oral administration Overdose may cause Oxytetracycline parenteral Peak plasma concentration penicillin Pharmaceutical Formulations—Available Pharmacological phenytoin pigs placenta Plasma Protein Precautions-Use pregnancy Probenecid propranolol Proprietary receptors reduced respiratory room temperature Route(s slightly soluble sodium soluble soluble in alcohol soluble in water solution for injection Source-Synthetic Stability subcutaneous sulfadiazine sulfate tissues Toxicity and Adverse treatment unchanged drug uremia urine vomiting warfarin