[Rahat Mobeen]

1. Pharmacokinetic & Pharmacodynamic Changes

<b style=”font-size: inherit;”>2. Drug Selection & Dosage Adjustments

3. Stress-Specific Interactions<div>

<b style=”font-size: inherit;”>4. Administration Practicalities

<b style=”font-size: inherit;”>5. Monitoring & Adverse Effects

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6. Alternative Strategies

• Probiotics/Prebiotics: Mitigate gut dysbiosis from stress + antibiotics.

• Antioxidants: Vitamin E/Selenium to reduce oxidative stress.

• Non-Pharmacologic Cooling:

  • Evaporative cooling, shade, and ventilation to reduce drug dependence.

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[Olalekan]

When dealing with heat stress, it’s vital to be aware of the potential impact of medications on thermoregulation and dehydration. A proactive approach involving medication review, patient education, and appropriate adjustments can help minimize the risks associated with heat-related illness.

[Bello Bashir]

Interms of poultry birds?

[Augustus Annan]

consideration taken into account includes <mark>optimizing medication dosage, understanding the specific needs of the bird during stress, and minimizing the risk of residues in the meat or eggs</mark>

[Lasisi]

Well… I consider this helpful

[Marian Annan]

When using medications during stress events like heat stress, it’s crucial to consider <mark>how the medication might affect the birds ability to regulate temperature, maintain fluid balance, and respond to the stress.</mark>

[Md Ahidul]

Thanks