Terminology
What is a toxin?
A poisonous substance.
A reversal of Dexmedetomidine in cats
Antisedan
Common anticonvulsants
Keppra, Phenobarbitol, Diazepam
Leading misconception at all women love
Chocolate
Another name for oral contraceptives that are toxic to animals would be
Birth Control
Induce emesis
To initiate vomiting.
If a patient has active tremors, LAR PAR, or ingested corrosive matter we would
NOT induce vomiting
A sweet Valentine's Day gift that may serve neurological deficits if ingested by a dog in large amounts
Chocolate
Holidays are a great time for making this sometimes sweet and savory staple
Bread dough
something toxic to animals and humans if ingested, but used in your "load of whites" at home
Bleach
Something that reverses specific medications
A reversal
It is okay to dispose of vomit once the doctor has viewed it
True
A drug that is not recommended due to the risk of respiratory apnea
Propofol CRI
Chad from Kappa Gamma thought it would be funny to get his dog drunk off of
Alcohol
Sally's allergies were acting up and she used this item that is toxic to animals to free up her nasal pathway
Nasal Decongestants
A sugar alcohol laxative. Helps with GI motility.
Sorbitol
Cerenia is used to initiate vomiting
False
To fight fat friendly toxins, we may use this and you MUST wear gloves when handling
Intralipid or ILE
Many adults cannot function in the mornings without
Coffee/ Coffee Beans
A common pain relief to humans
Aspirin
An injectable that induces emesis
Apomorphine
If a patient has active diarrhea, dehydration, or high sodium levels we give
UAA Gel WITHOUT Sorbitol
A type of rat poison that affects the brain
Bromethalin
Commonly found in sugar-free gums
Xylitol
We all love fresh smelling homes, Max however to decided to destroy this spray bottle of deodorizer and is now presented to AAVEC for toxicity. What household item did Max ingest?
Febreze