Diseases of the Integumentary System Flashcards

(37 cards)

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Common ectoparasites causing skin disease

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Fleas, Ear mites, Ticks, Mange,Lice, Warbles, Myiasis

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Etiology of fleas

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Ctenocephalides spp.

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Clinical signs of fleas

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Dermatitis, Pruritus, Erythema, Miliary dermatitis, flea allergy dermatitis

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Fleas are the intermediate host for

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Dog tapeworm (Dipylidium canium)

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Flea saliva is highly

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antigenic and can produce allergic dermatitis

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Ixodes sp. most commonly found on companion animals are

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Rhipicephalus sanguines (brown dog tick)
Dermacentor variables (American dog tick)

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12 species of Ixodes ticks contain a ____ in their saliva that can cause

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neurotoxin; ascending flaccid paralysis of dogs

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Mange is

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a skin condition that occurs due to mites living on or in the skin causing irritation and inflammation

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3 primary skin ceases called mange

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Demodectic, Sarcoptic, Notoedric

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Demodectic mange aka

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Red mange or Hereditary Mange

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Etiology of Demodectic mange

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Demodex canis

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Etiology of Sarcoptic mange

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Sarcoptes scabei

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13
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Sacroptic mange is intestensely

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Pruritic

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14
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Mange in cats

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notoedres cati

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Pathology of cuterebra (warbles)

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Fly lays eggs in soil, hatching larval stage similar to grub which penetrates skin

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Etiology of Myiasis

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Adult flies deposit eggs on wet damaged skin of animals, eggs hatch=maggots

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Sterile maggots can be used for

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Wound debridement therapy

18
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Lice are

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Host specific

19
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Dermatomycoses (fungal infections)

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Main client education for Dermatomycoses

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zoonotic, cats are carriers

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What is pyoderma

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a bacterial infection of the skin may be superficial or deep

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Clinical signs of pyoderma

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Deep Pyoderma treatment

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attempt to dx underlying disease (cushings, hypothyroidism, demodex), topical, antibacterial shampoos and wipes

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Etiology of Eosinophilic granuloma complex in cats: rodent ulcer

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Hypersensitivity disorders

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tumors may be
benign or malignant
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Malignant tumor of cats
Vaccine induced fibrosarcoma in cats
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Vaccines generally associated with Feline Fibrosarcomas
rabies and feline leukemia virus
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Why to be careful removing Mast Cell tumors
causes inflammatory response
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Dermatophilosis of caprine and ovine
Dermatophilus congolensis bacteria gets trapped in hair/wool in a moist environment
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Dermatophytosis in caprine and ovine
ringworm : zoonotic
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Pediculosis of livestock is most prevalent during
winter
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Dermatophilosis of equine
Rain rot
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Haemotopinus asini
horse sucking louse
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Damalinia equi
Horse biting louse
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Etiology of insect hypersensitivity
Culicoides (biting gnats)
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Sweet itch can look like
Pinworms
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Most commonly diagnosed tumor of equids
Equine Sarcoids