Veterinary Toxicology Basic and Clinical Principles - Tabla de Contenido | Page 9

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Toxicity
484
Treatment
485
Concluding remarks and future
directions
485
References
486
34. Sulfur
Jeffery O. Hall
Introduction
487
Background
487
Pharmacokinetics / toxicokinetics
488
Mechanism of action
488
Toxicity
489
Treatment
490
Concluding remarks and future
directions
490
References
490
Chronic toxicity
509
Tolerance development
510
Concluding remarks and future directions
510
References
511
37. Organochlorines
Steve M. Ensley
Introduction
515
Background
515
Pharmacokinetics / toxicokinetics
516
Mechanism of action
517
Toxicity
517
Treatment
518
Concluding remarks and future directions
518
References
518
35. Zinc
Tam Garland
Introduction
493
Background
493
Pharmacokinetics / toxicokinetics
493
Mechanism of action
493
Toxicity
494
Treatment
494
Concluding remarks and future
directions
495
References
495
38. Pyrethrins and pyrethroids
Steve M. Ensley
Introduction 521 Background 521 Pharmacokinetics / toxicokinetics 521 Mechanism of action 523 Toxicity 523 Treatment 524
Concluding remarks and future directions 524
References 525
39. Neonicotinoids
Section F Insecticides
36. Organophosphates and carbamates
Ramesh C. Gupta, Robin B. Doss, and Jitendra K. Malik
Introduction
499
Background
499
OP pesticides
500
OP nerve agents / gases
500
Carbamates
500
Pharmacokinetics of OPs and CMs
500
Mechanism of action
506
Toxicity
507
Treatment of acute poisoning
508
OP / CM-induced intermediate
syndrome
509
Steve M. Ensley
Introduction
527
Background
528
Pharmacokinetics / toxicokinetics
528
Mechanism of action
528
Toxicity
528
Treatment
529
Concluding remarks and future
directions
529
References
529
40. Amitraz
Ayhan Filazi and Begum Yurdakok-Dikmen
Introduction
531
Background
531
Pharmacokinetics / toxicokinetics
531
Mechanism of action
532