Veterinary Toxicology flashcards
29 flashcard decks by 22 users
This GoConqr page gathers over 20 Veterinary Toxicology flashcard decks, covering poisonous plants, toxic agents and poisoning cases. University students and professional candidates can practice recognizing toxicants and reviewing their effects, while teachers can find material for their courses. Explore a deck to start studying.
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?
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44 cardsNeuro toxicity 2
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56 cardsGeneral management of poisoned pet What are the different sources of information to all the different toxins?
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13 cardsPoisonous Plants of the Week
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34 cardsLiver Toxins
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36 cardsOther poisons What is adder venom and what does it do?
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41 cardsfirst aid for poisons what questions do you ask if a client believes their pet has been poisoned?
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26 cardsNeurological Toxicants Histological changes of the nervous system
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21 cardsBasics of Veterinary Toxicology
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12 cardsPoisonous Plants
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75 cardsPoisonous Plant ID
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35 cardsToxicology 2.0
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18 cardsToxicology Gastric Evacuation drugs
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41 cardsprinciple toxic agents and toxicants Tick related toxin
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62 cardsVM605 Final Tox
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17 cardsPoisonous plants What is this plant? Where is it found? Clinical signs? Post mortem signs?
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8 cardsUntitled What is and when should gastric lavage be used?
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42 cardsUntitled
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29 cardsHouseplants
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6 cardsToxicities Emesis Cats Vs Dogs
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3 cardstreating poisioning symptoms of posioning
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5 cardsToxic Plants
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About veterinary toxicology flashcards
GoConqr OriginalUsing Veterinary Toxicology flashcards
Start with Basics of Veterinary Toxicology for terms such as toxin and poison. Its cards also cover chronic toxicity, making it a useful starting point before moving to a specific agent or case.
For plant study, Poisonous Plants of the Week lists plants including lantana, oleander and yew. The deck on plant and chemical poisonings in cattle uses case questions, including what history to gather after a sudden death. Cardiovascular toxicology focuses on toxins affecting the heart.
Build a study routine
Work through a few cards at a time and try to recall each answer before checking it. Return to the terms and questions you find difficult, then use a different deck to practice applying what you know to a case or body system.
When you want a broader overview, switch to a mind map on the unit page. Use a quiz there when you are ready to test your recall. Pick a deck and begin with a topic you want to practice.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck is a good place to start?
Basics of Veterinary Toxicology is a useful starting point because it introduces terms such as poison, toxin and xenobiotic. From there, university students and professional candidates can choose a more focused deck, such as Cardiovascular toxicology, or work through questions about plant and chemical poisonings in cattle.
What topics do these flashcards cover?
The decks cover poisonous plants, individual toxic agents, body systems and poisoning cases. For example, Toxins lists agents including lead and nitrate, while Neurological Toxicants includes questions about the nervous system. Poisonous Plants of the Week lists plants such as lantana, oleander and yew.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.