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| Modes of transmission of parasites |
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-animal to animal
-ingestion of contaminated food/water
-insect transmission
-direct contact w/parasite
-mom to babies |
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| hooks, ascarids, whips, strongyli, pinworms |
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| How do antinematodal drugs work? |
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| Interfere with energy metabolism of worm |
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| One in flea, one in rodent |
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| Panacur is not approved for use in... |
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| dairy cattle, cats (but it's used all the time anyway, for exotics too) |
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| In what forms does Panacur come in? |
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| paste, suspension, powder |
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| nematodes, trematodes, Giardia |
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| Which antinematodal drug has a huge margin of safety? |
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| Brand names for pyrantel pamoate? |
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| Drontal Plus, Strongid-T, Nemex |
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| Which antiparasitic drug is available OTC? |
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| Pyrantel pamoate cannot kill... |
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| Can pyrantel pamoate be used off-label? |
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| Yes, in many spp, even cats |
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