Core principles — definition?
Fundamental concepts guiding drug use and treatment.
Drug classes — main types?
Antibiotics, anthelmintics, anti-inflammatories, hormones, sedatives.
Clinical examination — steps?
History, distant exam, close exam, systematic approach.
Pharmacology — definition?
Study of drugs, their effects, and mechanisms.
Drug dosage — importance?
Ensures efficacy and safety in animals.
Antibiotics — function?
Inhibit or kill bacteria.
Anthelmintics — target?
Eliminate parasitic worms.
Anti-inflammatory drugs — example?
NSAIDs like phenylbutazone, flunixin.
Hormones — veterinary use?
Regulate reproduction and treat disorders.
Drug classes — examples?
Antibiotics, anthelmintics, NSAIDs, hormones.
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1. What does 'Core Principles' in veterinary pharmacology refer to?
2. Which of the following drugs is an example of an antibiotic used in veterinary medicine?
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