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Veterinary Technician Exam Practice Questions

Category - Pharmacology

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In rabbits, the use of antibiotics can lead to a condition called "antibiotic toxicity." What is an underlying reason that this occurs?

Anaphylactic reaction
Suppression of intestinal micro flora
Inefficient excretion allows buildup of antibiotic residue
Autoimmune disease

Explanation

Answer: B - Antibiotic therapy suppresses the intestinal micro flora and can result in enterotoxemia. Cephalosporins, ampicillin, clavulanic acid, and clindamycin are a few of the antibiotics that are contraindicated for use in rabbits.

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