A. Once daily B. Twice daily C. Three times daily D. Four times daily

A. Animals may be consumed as food by humans, and drug residues must not enter the food supply pursuant to use of compounded drugs in food producing animals B. Animal performance organizations have strict drug use rules and penalties, and owners of animal athletes should be counseled as to appropriate withdrawal times to avoid violative drug residues C. Animals may act as service animals in jobs that require alert mentation at all times, and owners of service animals should be counseled as to potential impairment from use of compounded therapies D. All of the above

A. A prescription for a dog for zonisamide oral suspension B. A prescription for a cat for methimazole oral suspension C. A prescription for a rabbit for cisapride oral suspension D. A prescription for a chicken for chloramphenicol oral suspension

A. Cats are deficient in glucuronyl transferase enzymes B. Cats have an acidic gastrointestinal pH. C. Cats have a horizontal body orientation D. All of the above

A. Aspartame B. Xylitol C. Saccharin D. Stevia

A. Tuna B. Liver C. Chicken D. Marshmallow

A. 180 days in the refrigerator B. 180 days at controlled room temperature C. 30 days in the refrigerator D. 14 days in the refrigerator

A. Veterinary pastes are typically dispensed in syringes to facilitate dosing B. Aqueous veterinary pastes are typically prepared with methylcellulose vehicles C. Anhydrous veterinary pastes are typically prepared with polyethylene vehicles D. Veterinary pastes are typically applied to the hairless portion of the pinnae

A. Finished weight B. Sterility test C. Uniformity D. Capsule integrity

A. Industry Form number 230 B. FDA Medwatch C. AMDUCA number 1994 D. FDA Form number 1932a