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8 - Cornification DIsorders Flashcards

1
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Most dermatoses have both

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Crust and scale

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2
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Migration from basal cell layer to stratum corneum takes

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22 days

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3
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What is seborrhea

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Fomration of visible scales +/- excess grease, increased epidermal turnover, cornification

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4
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Clinical presentation of seborrhea

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Focal or generalized, mild to severe , Dey, waxy, greasy

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5
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Secondary changes with seborrhea

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Alopecia, inflammation, pruitis, pyoderma, lichenifcation

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6
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Allergy can be a secondary cause of

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Seborrhea

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7
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The most common cause of scaling and crusting seborrhea

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Pyoderma

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8
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Primary keratinizaiton disorders first appear in

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Young animals

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9
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Primary keratinizaiton disorders major defect in

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Increased cell renewal time

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10
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What is the most important tool for diagnosing primary keratinizaiton

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Biopsy

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11
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Treatment for idiopathic seborrhea

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Vitamin A..

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12
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Clinical signs of vitamin A responsive dermatosis

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Comedones, follicular fronding or cast

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13
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Vitamin A responsive dermatosis primary affects

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Trunk

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14
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Histopathology of vitamin A responsive dermatosis

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Follicular keratoses

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15
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Zinc responsive dermatosis has how many syndromes

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2

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16
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What dogs have genetic zinc responsive dermatosis

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Huskies and malamutes

17
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Clinical presentation of zinc responsive dermatosis

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Alopecia - face, genitalia, and friction points

18
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Zinc responsive dermatosis DX

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Biopsy is diagnostic once infections have been ruled out

19
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Icthyosis

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Fish scale disease

20
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Icthyosis seen more frequently in

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Golden retriever

21
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Sebaceous adentitis

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Inflammatory disease directed against the sebaceous glands

22
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Breed disposition of sebaceous adenitis

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Standard poodle, Akita

23
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Sebaceous adenitis in long haired dogs

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Dorsal distribution, follicular cast

24
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Sebaceous adenitis in short haired dogs

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Moth - eaten

25
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How do you treat sebaceous adentitis

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Anti seborrhec therapy, propylene glycol, essential fatty acids, Vitamin A

26
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Hereditary nasal parakeratosis

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Nasal hyperkeratosis

27
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Schnauzer come do syndrome

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Follicular keratinization defect of miniature schnauzer

28
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Ear margin seborrhea

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Thromboembolic disease that results in seborrhea

29
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With ear margin seborrhea what are you looking for

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Tick borne disease

30
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What does ear look like wiht ear margin seborrhea

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V shaped notch

31
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Treat feline acne

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Topical mupirocin

32
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Topical mupirocin

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