Canine feline Dermatology

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What is skin scraping used to diagnose

Parasite diagnosing and mange

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What is pyoderma

Bacterial infection of skin

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Where can pyoderma effect

All areas, but obese flat-nosed breeds is common in folds. Skin folds of face, lips, vulva.

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Clinical signs of pyoderma

Red itchy skin, pustules, crusts, hair loss, smell.

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What is pyoderma most commonly caused by

Staph bacteria.

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What are some causes of pyoderma

Allergies, endocrine disorders, immune system problems. (Staph which is common)

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How to diagnose pyoderma

History, appearance, cytologies, culture and sensitivity, bloodwork, skin biopsy.

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Treating pyoderma

Removing hair (moist dermatitis), topical treatment of chlorhexidine based or benzoyl peroxide shampoos, antibiotic ointment, phovia light treatment

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Systemic treatment of pyoderma

Antibiotics for 4+ weeks

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What is ring wor

Microsporum and Trichophyton

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Clinical signs of ringworm

Hair loss, red skin, dry crusty skin (all in circular patterns) may be itchy

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Diagnosing fungal infection (ringworm)

Appearance, history, age, Woods Lamp Test (ringworm), fungal culture, fungal PCR

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Treatment of ringworm

Fungicidal shampoos/rinses, topical lime sulfur dips, oral anti-fungals.

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How does ringworm spread

Direct contact or fomites

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Allergies/flea allergies signs

Itchy skin, digestive upset, skin lesions, chronic ear infections,

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Where is flea Allergy dermatitis most evidently seen

Over back and near tail.

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Treatment of FAD/allergies

Prevention, topical ointments, shampoos, itching and inflammation medications

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Atopy definition

A pruritic (itchy) skin disease

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Causes of Atopy

Allergens (inhalation of dust, molds, pollens)

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Symptoms and signs of Atopy

Itching, hair loss, skin can be normal, red, or dry and flakey,

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Diagnosing Atopy

Gold standard is skin testing and allergy blood panel

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Treating Atopy antihistamines

Relieves intense itching, only in mild casss

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Atopy treatment corticosteroids

Helps with inflammation and can suppress immune mediates diseases

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Hyposensitization treatment of Atopy

Immunotherapy

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Atopy treatment Apoquel

nonsteroidal, relieves itching, inflammation, and symptoms of allergies.

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Atopy treatment Cytopoint

Monoclonal antibody treatment

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Immunotherapy treatment Atopy

Slowly desensitizes body to allergens and weakens allergic response

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Clinical signs of hormonal skin diseases.

Hair loss distributed evenly on each side of body (bilateral), usually not itchy.

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What is Manga

A parasitic infection caused by mites

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Different types of mange (different mites)

Sarcoptic mange (Zoonotic, itchy), Demodectic mange (not itchy), Chyletiella (walking dandruff)

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Clinical signs of mange

Itching, hair loss, scabs and crusts, skin thickening

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How to diagnose mange

Skin scrape, physical exam

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3 types of skin cancers

Mast cell tumors, melanoma, Mesenchymal tumors

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Mast cell tumors diagnosis

Fine needle aspirate (looking for granules), red looking bumps

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Mast cell tumor removal

Should be surgically removed with wide margins

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Where can mast cell tumors spread too

Lymph nodes

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Melanoma skin cancer

Comes from pigment cells and is found on the skin (which is usually benign), or the oral cavity and digits (usually malignant) of dogs. Invades bones quickly

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Melanoma diagnosis

Appears as dark colored or pink raised mass, FNA, biopsy

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Mesenchy Mal tumors

Fibrosarcoma. Comes from mesenchymal tissues of dermis and subcutis. It is very rare, highly aggressive and metastatic

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What percentage of cats get Mesenchy Mal Tumors

5%

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What can cause Mesenchy Mal tumors

Vaccine injections