Derm - Inflammation (Final) Flashcards
1
Q
What type of infection is Impetigo?
Describe the appearance
A
- Superficial pustular dermatitis
- nonfollicular pustules which develop into crusts
2
Q
What is Intertrigo?
Describe the pathogenesis
A
- skin fold pyoderma
- path: closely apposed skin surfaces > frictional trauma > moisture > opportunistic bacterial infections
3
Q
What is pyotraumatic dermatitis?
Describe the pathogenesis
Describe the gross appearance
A
- hot spots
- path: self trauma > bacterial infection
- underlying pruritis
- gross: moist, alopecic, raised, well-circumscribed lesions > ulceration/crusting
4
Q
What type of infection is Greasy pig disease?
Describe the gross appearance
A
- exudative epidermitis
- Staph. hyicus
- gross: erythema > pustules > crusts
5
Q
Describe the gross appearance of Dermatophilosis
A
- lesions on back or distal extremities
- pustules > exudate > matting of hair/wool > alopecia
- “lumpy wool”
6
Q
Canine superficial spreading pyoderma
- gross appearance
A
- scaling, erythmatous macule (circular/ring shaped), papules, pustules, crusts, epidermal collarettes, alopecia
- folliculitis
7
Q
Describe Demodicosis
A
- caused by Demodex
- grossly the same as canine sup. spreading pyoderma
- folliculitis, erythematous macules, alopecia and scaling
- localized: face and forelegs
8
Q
Describe Dermatophytosis
A
- caused by fungi, colonizes keratin
- contagious
- self-limiting
- same as canine spreading pyoderma
- folliculitis, erythematous macules, alopecia and scaling
9
Q
Pemphigu foliaceous
- what type of infection-
- gross appearance
A
- auto-immune disease involving hypersensitivity against cell adhesion proteins
- vesicles, pustules, crust, ulcers
- face, ears, footpads, clawbeds
10
Q
What is the sequence of lesions for Poxviruses?
A
macule > papule > vesicle > umbilicated pustule > crust > scar
