THE USE OF ANTIBACTERIALS
IN
POULTRY
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Choice of an Anti-infectious drug in Poultry:1. Oral administration:
Convenient Economical, No stress, ease application for large no~, advantages of using the drinking water.
2. Digestive absorption:
Induces Local and systemic activity.
High fat solubility, small molecular size and non-ionization help drug absorption.
3. Diffusion to the target tissues:
Lungs, air sacs, liver, spleen, oviducts.
As in case of Mycoplasmosis and Salmonellosis.
4. Persistence in the target tissues:
Elimination half-life, interval between doses, excreted as active form, No. toxicity for organs of excretion (Kidney).
5• Activity:
Adapted spectrum, absence of bacterial resistance,
Bactericidal action.
6. No side effect at recommended doses.
Antimicrobial Therapy in Poultry It depends on:1.
Sensitivity of infecting bacteria towards different agents.
2.
Pharmacokinetic aspect of selected antibiotic or chemical antibacterial agents.
includes:
Absorption from site of administration.
(Oral: the most common route of administration in Poultry).
i.e. Excellent Digestive Absorption.
Blood concentration level in relation to MIC, MBC and bioavailability.
Distribution: The ability of drug to
diffuse from blood to the site of infection (target tissues) with
efficient concentration (over MIC and MBC).
i.e.
Persistence in the organism/tissues at efficient concentration.
Duration of action (Biological half-life (t %) and interval between Idoses.
The recommended therapeutic dose in Poultry (It is recommended to be mg/kg/day in drinking water.
3.
Clinical results.4.
Development of bacterial resistance:Use of Subtherapeutic dose.
Prolonged administration of the drug as feed additives.
Transmissible resistance due to false of therapeutic concepts.
5.
Possible therapeutic combination between two drugs or more.
- Addition, Synergism, Antagonism
6.
Contraindications (toxic interaction).
7.
Toxicity and residual aspects (withdrawal time).
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