Convert 22lbs to kg
what is 22lb/2.2lb= 10kg
Helps stop or prevent seizures
What is an anticonvulsant
Heroin, Methylenedioxymethamphetamines, Peyote, and highly addictive drugs with no medicinal value
what is Schedule I drug
IV, IO, IP, ID, SQ, IM, Epidural
What are parenteral routes
1000g to Lbs.
What is 2.2lbs
Convert 20kg to lbs
What is 20kg x 2.2kg= 44lbs
Helps block the cough reflex
What is an antitussive
Xanax, Soma, Darvocet, Valium, Tramadol Phenobarbital, Butorphanol
What is Schedule IV drug
Tablets, liquids, suspensions, or capsules
What are oral routes
222ml to Liter
What is 0.222L
How many mgs is need for a 11kg dog needing a 3mg/kg dose
What is 11kg x 3mg/kg= 33mg
These drugs cause vomiting
What is an emetic
Anabolic steroids, Codeine, and Ketamine
What is a Schedule III drug
Ointments, liniments, salves, or sprays
What are topical routes
1576.5mcg to g
what is 0.0015765g
How many mgs is needed for an 11# cat needing a 5mg/kg dose
What is 11lb/2.2lb= 5kg
5kg x 5mg/kg= 25mg
A drug that helps breathing
Whay is a bronchodilator
These drugs are considered to have moderate to low potential for physiological and physical dependance
What is a schedule III drug
Suppositories
What are rectal routes
1 fluid oz to ml
What is 30ml
How many mls is needed for a 33# dog needing a 5mg/kg dose of Diphenhydramine IM. The concentration of Diphenhydramine is 50mg/ml
What is 33lb/2.2lb/kg= 15kg
15kg x 5mg/kg= 75mg
75mg/50mg/ml= 1.5ml
Helps decrease colonic spasms
What are an anticholinergics
Cocaine, Fentanyl, Oxycodone, and Adderall
What is a Schedule II drug
Used for kidney dialysis and to euthanize small rodents
What is intraperitoneal or IP
0.001L to mls.
what is 1ml