4 - Pyoderma Continued + New Slides Flashcards

1
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Skin fold dermatitis is a

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An atomic defect

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2
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Skin fold dermatitis is an example of

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Surface colonization pyoderma

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3
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How do you treat surface colonization pyoderma

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Cleansing with antibacterial agents, keep dry, do not use products with steroids

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4
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Folliculitis

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Superficial pyoderma

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5
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Superficial pyoderma

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Infection under the stratum corneum or within the hair follicles

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Superficial pyoderma is what type of pathogen pyoderma

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Staph. Pseudintermedius

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7
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Impetigo is what type of pyoderma

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Superficial pyoderma

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8
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DX impetigo

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Physical exam, scrape, cytology, response to treatment

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9
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Where will a superficial pyoderma be found

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Trunk

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10
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Papule is an example of what type of pyoderma

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Superficial pyoderma

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Pustule is an example of what type of pyoderma

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Superficial pyoderma

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12
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Folliculitis is always primary or secondary

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Secondary to underlying disease process

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13
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Most common causes of Folliculitis

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Pyoderma, demodicosis, dermatophytosis

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14
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If you have patchy alopercia or moth eaten lesions what is your differential diagnosis list

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Pyoderma, demodicosis, dermatophytosis

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15
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Diagnostic test of Folliculitis

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Deep skin scrape, cytology, fungal culture

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16
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Always include what in follliculitis treatment

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Topical treatment

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17
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How long must a dog stay on systemic antibiotics for Folliculitis treatment

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At least 21 days - 3 to 4 weeks

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18
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Pyotraumatic dermatitis

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Surface colonization / superficial pyoderma

19
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Top to rule out for pyotrauamatic dermatitis

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Demodicosis, bacterial, dermatophytosis

20
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Treatment of pyotraumatic dermatitis

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Clip and clean , oral steroids, correct predisposing cause

21
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What do you need to avoid pyotraumatic dermatitis

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Topical steroid

22
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1 cause of pyotraumatic dermatitis

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Flea allergic dermatitis

23
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Flea allergic dermatitis is what type HPS

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Antipruitic

24
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Deep pyoderma is also known as

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Furunculosis

25
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Deep pyoderma is primary or secondary

26
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What can deep pyoderma be secondary to

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Allergic disease, endocrine, immune mediated

27
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Deep pyoderma primary pathogens

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S. Pseudintermedius

28
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If deep pyoderma is painful with fever what else could be the pathogen

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Pseudomonas

29
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Clinical signs of deep pyoderma

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Papules to nodules, hemorrhagic Bullae, draining lesions, blood!

30
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Top differential diagnosis list for deep pyoderma

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Infectious, neoplasia, foreign body, sterile inflammatory conditions

31
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Pododemodicosis is an example of

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Deep pyoderma

32
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Fungal kerion is an example of

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Deep pyoderma

33
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How to diagnose deep pyoderma

34
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Chin acne is an example of

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Deep pyoderma

35
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Nasal pyoderma is an example of

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Deep pyoderma

36
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Top to rule out for nasal pyoderma

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Demodicosis, dermatophytosis, insect hypersensitivity

37
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Clinical signs of interdigital pyoderma

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Papules, nodules , bullae, draining lesions,

38
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Acral lick dermatitis is always

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Infected and secondary

39
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Mucocutaneous pyoderma

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Superficial to deep pyoderma of lips

40
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Avoid what topical therapy in all cases

41
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When is empirical treatment not indicated

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Deep infection, rods, poor response, MRSP previously

42
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How long do u treat first time pyoderma

43
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How long do you treat deep infection

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6 - 12 weeks

44
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Reasons for recurrence

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Incomplete duration of treatment , underdosing, concurrent steroid,