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VetBooks.ir mechanism of action, 996 998 Fluoride, 429, 1109 Fox (Vulpes vulpes), 594
pharmacokinetics/toxicokinetics, 996
pharmacokinetics and mechanism of action,
Foxglove, 228 229
FPD. See Flame photometric detector (FPD)
429 430
toxicity, 998 1000
treatment, 1000
Fractionation of proteins, 164
treatment, 431
Festuca arundinacea (F. arundinacea), 227 toxicity, 430 431 Fracking, 659
Fexofenadine, 376, 376t Fluorine, 1109 Free ammonia, 1095
FFDCA. See Federal Food, Drug, and Fluoroacetate, 619, 619f Free radical(s), 245
Cosmetic Act (FFDCA) diagnosis, 620 621 nitric oxide, 250
Fibrin degradation products (FDPs), 596 mechanism of action, 619 620 oxidative stress mediated by, 250 251
Fibroblast(s), 216 toxic metabolite, 621 Free water deficit (FWD), 481
proliferation, 222 toxicity, 620 Freedom of Information summary (FOI
Fibrosis, 222 223, 248 toxicokinetics, 619 summary), 96
Ficus (Ficus benjamina), 54, 63 64 treatment, 621 Freshwater cyanobacterial
FID. See Flame ionization detector (FID) Fluorocitric acid, 620 blooms, 763
Field effectiveness studies, 93 Fluorosis, 48, 60 61, 61t toxins, 772
FIFRA. See Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Fluoxetine HCl, 1151 Frog embryos (Xenopus laevis), 528 529
Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) Flupropadine, 591 Fructose, 392
15-day alert initial reports, 97 Fly poison (Amianthium muscaetoxicum), 896 Frye test, 181 182
Fine colloidal silica (FCS), 322 Focal necrosis, 246 247 FSH. See Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)
Finite cell lines, 152 153 FOI summary. See Freedom of Information FTICR. See Fourier transform-ion cyclotron
Fipronil, 533, 534f summary (FOI summary) resonance mass analyzers (FTICR)
diagnosis, 537 Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), 275, 827 Fulica americana. See American coots (Fulica
mechanism of action, 535 Follicles, 287 americana)
pharmacokinetics/toxicokinetics, 533 535 Follicular development, female reproductive, Fumes, Teflon, 323
toxicity, 535 537 288 Fumonisin B 1 , 1004f, 1005
birds and fish, 536 537 Follow-up reports, 97 Fumonisin B 2 , 1003, 1004f
dogs and cats, 536 Fomepizole, 648 649, 654, 1149, 1152 1153 Fumonisins (FBs), 718, 737, 1003
domestic animals, 536 Food, 92, 599 chemical structure, 1003
laboratory animals, 535 536 poisoning, 759 diagnosis and treatment, 1015 1016
treatment, 537 prevenance of aflatoxins in, 986 987 effect
Fipronil desulfinyl, 534 sterilization, 329 in pigs, 1008t
toxicity, 535 Food, Drug, and Insecticide Organization, 89 on sphingolipid biosynthetic pathway,
Fipronil sulfone, 535 Food and Agricultural Organization of United 1005f
FireMaster BP-6, 677 678 Nations (FAO), 123 124 mechanism of action
FireMaster FF-1. See FireMaster BP-6 Food and Drugs Act (1906), 89 fumonisin-induced pulmonary edema in
“First pass effect”, 243 Food safety, comparative setting toxicological swine, 1006f
Fish, 518, 536 537, 1070 standards for, 118 127 sphingolipid alterations, 1005 1006
acoustic pollution and, 738 active substances, 123t occurrence and distribution, 1003 1004
feeds, 738 changes in calculation of MRLs, 124 126 pharmcokinetics/toxicokinetics, 1004 1005
Flame ionization detector (FID), 1124 1125 codex maximum residue limits recommended levels in animal feeds, 1015t
Flame photometric detector (FPD), 1125 establishment, 123 124 toxicity, 1006 1015
Flathead minnows (Pimephales promelas), 168 conditions and restrictions, 121t fumonisin toxicity in cattle, 1014 1015
Flavi, 983 984 drug withdrawal/withholding periods, 127 fumonisin toxicity in poultry, 1015
Flavonoids, 817 819, 818t European community establishment fumonisin toxicosis in horses-historical,
Flavoring compounds, 117 maximum residue limits, 118 120 1011 1012
FLD-DAD-ESI-MS methods, 600 JMPR and JECFA residue evaluation neurologic and hepatic effects in horses,
Flip-flop kinetics, 136, 136f processes, 125f 1012 1014
Flocoumafen, 590 591 maximum residue level, 120 123 spontaneous and experimental fumonisin
Florida coral snake (M. fulvius barbouri), 796 prohibited substances, 122t toxicosis in horses, 1012
Flow-limited exchanges, 139 standard food basket, 120t spontaneous and experimental fumonisin
Flowback and produced water, 660 United States of America, 126 127 toxicosis in swine, 1006 1007
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Fludeoxyglucose 18 ( F), 329 Food Safety Act of United States (1990), 751 in swine-cardiovascular effects, 1010
Fludioxonil, 578 Food-borne in swine-hepatic effects, 1010
Fluid therapy, 362, 368, 375, 377 378, 392, botulism, 746 in swine-immunologic effects, 1010 1011
414, 491 illness, 759 in swine-pulmonary effects, 1007 1010
Fluid-filled cavity, 292 293 Foothill death camas, 874, 874f Funambulus pennanti. See Palm squirrels
Flumazenil, 1153 1154 Forced alkaline diuresis, 907 (Funambulus pennanti)
Flumethrin, 516, 517f Forced diuresis, 958 Functional anatomy, 259 261
Flunitrazepam, 385 387, 394 Foreign approvals, safety data from, 93 Functional neurotoxicants, 200
Flunixin, 366 Formaldehyde, 17 18 Functional toxicoses, 200 206. See also
Fluorescence detectors, 1126 1127 Formic acid, 649 Structural toxicoses
Fluorescence method, 599 Formononetin, 817 821, 821f acetylcholine, 200 202
Fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS), Fourier transform-ion cyclotron resonance mass catecholamine neurotransmitters, 202 203
153 analyzers (FTICR), 165 166 GABA, 204 205