Veterinary Toxicology
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This Veterinary Toxicology page on GoConqr gathers community-made quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes, from poisonous plants and rodenticides to metals, mycotoxins and sudden death. It's built for university students and professional candidates studying poisonings in animals, and for teachers after ready-made material. There are over 60 resources here, including more than 10 quizzes, more than 10 mind maps and over 20 flashcard decks, all made by GoConqr users. Pick a topic, try a quiz to find your gaps, then make your own set.
Top Veterinary Toxicology resources
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121 cardsPoisonous Plants Seniors Only
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69 questionsToxicology
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176 cardsToxicology Exam 1 Plants Associated with Nitrate Poisoning
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84 cardsPlant and chemical poisonings in cattle What is the approach to a case that has resulted in sudden death?
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23 cardsCardiovascular toxicology
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28 cardsToxins
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20 nodesAmmunition lead poisoning in raptors lead accumulation · kinetics of lead in body · symptoms and diagnoses · stakeholders
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42 questionsEquine Toxicology
Quizzes
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69 questionsToxicology
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42 questionsEquine Toxicology
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42 questionsFeed related toxicoses Some ionophores that cause toxicoses include:
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53 questionsbiotoxins (snakes and spiders) The following enzyme types are found as constituents of some biotoxins:
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31 questionsTox: metals and metalloids Activated charcoal is useless for metal toxicoses
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31 questionsTox: large animal plants 1 The following plants are considered the "greatest offenders" of the nitrate containing plants EXCEPT FOR:
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9 questionsTox: Rodenticides Which of the following is an INCORRECT matching of rodenticide to their mode of action?
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48 questionstox: just body systems Amatoxin mushrooms (3)
Mind maps
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20 nodesAmmunition lead poisoning in raptors lead accumulation · kinetics of lead in body · symptoms and diagnoses · stakeholders
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28 nodesToxicology Cardiac toxins · Liver toxins
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52 nodesCanine toxicology Chocolate · Metaldehyde · Warfarin · Grapes and raisins · Paracetamol
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36 nodesFeline toxicology Permethrin · Ethylene glycol · Lilies
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38 nodesSA toxicology The four principles..... · OTHER MAJORS
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52 nodesToxins 2 Veterinary Poisons in... · Lilies · Chocolate Toxicosis · Warfarin · Alkaloid poisoning (R... · Metaldehyde Poisoning...
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49 nodesToxins Small animals · Large animals
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30 nodesToxins Topical poisons · GI Decontamination · Ocular decontamination
Flashcards
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121 cardsPoisonous Plants Seniors Only
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176 cardsToxicology Exam 1 Plants Associated with Nitrate Poisoning
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84 cardsPlant and chemical poisonings in cattle What is the approach to a case that has resulted in sudden death?
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23 cardsCardiovascular toxicology
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28 cardsToxins
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109 cardsToxicology
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108 cardspoisonous plants
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51 cardsOTETOX What is Toxicology?
Notes
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Toxicology: lethal dose - dose that will kill 50% of animals effective dose - cause 50% of the animals to get better/have desired effect of the drug used Therapeutic index - ration between the lethal and effective dos...
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Poisonous plants Peace lily Grapes Onion poisoning dogs + garlic Common Ragwort: very common year 1 plant most toxic as has most concentrated toxin illegal to have in field silage contaminatio...
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About Veterinary Toxicology
GoConqr OriginalWhat the resources cover
This page brings together study material on poisons and the animals they affect. Several flashcard decks work through plants, including Poisonous Plants, Poisonous Plant ID and Houseplants. Others look at body systems, such as Cardiovascular toxicology, Liver Toxins and Neurological Toxicants.
The deck Toxins lists agents such as methiocarb, metaldehyde, ivermectin, paracetamol, lead and bracken fern. The deck Plant and chemical poisonings in cattle starts from the approach to a case of sudden death and the history you need to gather.
Where to start
Begin with Basics of Veterinary Toxicology or the deck Toxicology to get the general ideas. Then move to General management of poisoned pet and first aid for poisons. After that, choose the area you need: small animals, large animals or plants.
Using quizzes and maps together
The mind maps give you the overview. Canine toxicology covers chocolate and theobromine, while Feline toxicology covers permethrin and how it acts as a neurotoxin. Ammunition lead poisoning in raptors follows lead accumulation, symptoms and diagnosis.
Read a map first, then test yourself. The quiz Tox: Rodenticides asks you to match poisons to their modes of action, and explains the wrong answers. Other quizzes include Tox: metals and metalloids, Household Plant Toxicants, Feed related toxicoses and Approach to suspected poisonings. Note the questions you miss, then go back to the matching deck or map.
Where this unit sits
Veterinary Toxicology belongs to the strand Pathology, Microbiology and Disease Control, within Veterinary medicine. It pairs well with any study of disease in animals, since many poisonings look like other illnesses.
Open a quiz now, see what you get right, and then build your own flashcards or maps from the gaps.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I open first?
Start with the deck Basics of Veterinary Toxicology or the deck Toxicology for the general ideas. Then try the quiz Approach to suspected poisonings, which shows how a case is worked through. Once that feels familiar, move on to a specific area such as plants, rodenticides or metals.
What do the mind maps cover?
The mind maps cover topics such as canine toxicology, feline toxicology, lead poisoning in raptors, water toxicity, renal toxicants and mineral toxicity. There is also a map on agents that cause CNS stimulation or seizures. They work well as an overview before you take a quiz.
Are there quizzes on plants?
Yes. You can try Household Plant Toxicants, Large Animal Plants 3 and Poisonous Plants of the Week exam, along with other large animal plant quizzes. Flashcard decks such as Poisonous Plant ID and Houseplants help you learn the plants before you test yourself.
Are the resources free, and who made them?
Every resource listed here is free to open, study and take, with no account needed. They were made by GoConqr users, not by GoConqr itself. A free account also saves your quiz scores and lets you create your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.
Who is this page for?
It suits university students and professional candidates studying poisonings in animals, and teachers who want ready-made material. Most of the resources are at university level, with a smaller share aimed at professionals.
Which quizzes cover large animals?
Several do. Try Tox: large animal plants 1, Large animal plants, Large Animal Plants 3, Feed related toxicoses and Equine Toxicology. The deck Plant and chemical poisonings in cattle is a useful companion for cases of sudden death in livestock.