VPT-0068
QUESTION
Cats are more susceptible to NSAID toxicity as they are deficient in?
OPTIONS
(A) Glucuronyl transferase
(B) Glutathione transferase
(C) Phosphodiesterase
(D) Acetyl cholinesterase
ANSWER
(A) Glucuronyl transferase
EXPLANATION
Cats have limited glucuronyl-transferase activity, which slows the conjugation and clearance of many NSAIDs and increases toxicity risk. Glutathione transferase, phosphodiesterase, and acetylcholinesterase deficiency are not the classic explanation for feline NSAID susceptibility.
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