Puritis I

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Where do you find the stratum lucidum?

Nasal planum

Foot pads

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Hair follicles are an extension of what skin labels?

Epidermis

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What is pruritus?

Unplesant sensation creating urge to scratch (itching)

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What is a prutiogen?

Substance that induces purritius/ itch

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Chronic stiulation of puritis will lead to what?

Neuronal sensitization

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How does itching lead to pathology?

Irritants cause inflammation via the innate immune system, and scratching decreases the skin barrier, allowing more penetration of allergens and irritants, leading to more itch cytokines

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What cells will present allergens to immune cells?

Langerhans cells

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What is the difference between a food allergy and intolerance? M

An allergy will have an immunologic rxn

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What are cutaneous adverse food rxns?

A breakdown of norm tolerance and immune reg - type 1,3, 4 hypersensitivities

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Where will we see alterations w/ adverse food rxns?

Epithelial cells

Pyers patches

Dendritic cells

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Explain the pathogenesis of CAFR?

Initial Ag exposure to T cells and Th2 cells leads to IgE production, which triggers histamine release from mast cells upon re-exposure to the antigen.

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What type of food is responsible to CAFR?

Proteins - high molecular weight

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When do we typically see CAFR?

Less than 1y old

Greater than 6y old

Year round

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What are the top three breeds we suspect CAFR?

German shepherds

Shar pei

Rhodesian Ridgeback

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What are clinical signs of Atopy and CAFR in DOGS?

Erethema

Hair loss

Papular eruption

Pyoderma/OE - recurrent

Dandruff

<p>Erethema </p><p>Hair loss </p><p>Papular eruption </p><p>Pyoderma/OE - recurrent </p><p>Dandruff</p>
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What are clinical signs of Atopy and CAFR in CATS?

Military dermatitis

Self excoriation on head/ neck

Eosinophilic complexes

Alopecia/ hypotrichosis

<p>Military dermatitis </p><p>Self excoriation on head/ neck </p><p>Eosinophilic complexes </p><p>Alopecia/ hypotrichosis</p>
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What is the only way to distinguish CAFR from Atopy?

Food elimination trial

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How should a Diet elimination trial be done?

Strict - no other food or treats/ bones

8w minimum trial

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What is Atopy?

Environmental allergies

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When do we typically see atopy?

Seasonal 1-3y in dogs

Any time in cats

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What breeds commonly get atopy?

Cocker spaniels

Bull dogs

Labs/goldens ect....

Bengals

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Why do we do allergy testing in atopy pts?

For tx for immunotherapy

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What is the most reliable allergy testing?

Skin testing - most accurate and most allergens tested

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What MUST be done in skin allergy testing that may not need to be done in serum allergy testing?

Withdraw from medications, sedation

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For skin tests a score of ___ or higher will be considered significant?

2

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What is the goal of immunotherapy?

Decreasing new allergens and progression over time

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What is alternative tx for atopy?

Bathe weekly

Drugs

(Cytology for secondary infections)

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How long should atopy be tx?

LIFE LONG

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<p>Identify?</p>

Identify?

Flea - Ctenocephalid

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<p>Identify?</p>

Identify?

Sarcoptes scabiei

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<p>Identify?</p>

Identify?

Sarcoptes scabiei egg

+ scybala - poop

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<p>identity?</p>

identity?

Cheyletiella - walking dandruff

-Cocker spaniel

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<p>Identify?</p>

Identify?

Demodex

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We typically see flea lesion on the _____ area of a dog?

Caudal rump/ hind limbs

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We typically see scabese lesions on the _____ areas of a dog?

Pinnal margins

Elbows

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We typically see cheyletiella lesions on the ___ areas of a dog?

Dorsum - scales

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What do we typically see in demodex lesions?

Alopecia and pustules

Furunculosis

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What are best tx for parasites in dogs and cats?

Isoxazoline drugs:

Bravecto,

revolution/nexgard

Simparica

Crodeliao

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What is best tx for parasites in rabbits?

Selamectin