Facial Dermatoses Flashcards

1
Q

What diseases might impact the nasal planum

A

DLE
MCP
PF

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2
Q

Why should you not biopsy an ulcer

A

because there is no epidermis

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3
Q

What diseases have acantholytic keratinocytes

A

1) PF
2) Pyoderma
3) Dermatophytosis

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4
Q

How might vitiligo not be a cosmetic disease

A

Sundamage and can lead to SCC

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5
Q

What are good sunscreens for dogs

A

Sunfree (Verbac)

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6
Q

non inflammatory melanocyte destruction
no other structural change

well demarcated

A

Vitiligo

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7
Q

What is treatment for Vitiligo

A

No treatment- just cosmetic
Requires sunscreen

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8
Q

What breeds get idiopathic nasal hypopigmentation

A

Retrievers nad Huskies

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9
Q

Hypopigmentation of the nose that happens in Retrievers and Huskies

A

Idiopathic nasal hypopigmentation

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10
Q

How do you treat idiopathic nasal hypopigmentation

A

No treatment

Sunscreen not required

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11
Q

What does epitheliotropic cutaneous T cell lymphoma look like

A

Depigmentation
Heavy scale
Crust
Pruritus
Completely flat nasal planum (no architecture)

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12
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What kind of dogs are predisposed to epitheliotropic cutaneous T cell lymphoma

A

older dogs

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13
Q

What is the prognosis of epitheliotropic cutaneous T cell lymphoma

A

not good, very poor

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14
Q

How do you diagnose epitheliotropic cutaneous T cell lymphoma

A

Biopsy

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15
Q

What breeds get VKH like syndrome

A

Akita - other breeds possible

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16
Q

How do dogs with VKH like syndrome typically present

A

Severe bilateral uveitis- usually first
Blindness
Depigmentation
Crusting/ulceration

17
Q

For VKH like syndrome, what is paramount

A

treating eyes is paramount and emergent

18
Q

What kinds of dogs get idiopathic nasal hyperkeratosis

A

Older dogs
Cockers
Brachycephalics

19
Q

How do you treat idiopathic nasal hyperkeratosis

A

Treat just like footpad hyperkeratosis
-Humectants, keratolytics

20
Q

Should you use vaseline for derm issues

21
Q

What could idiopathic nasal hyperkeratosis lead to

22
Q

What might cause unilateral nasal hyperkeratosis

A

Xeromycteria
-Parasympathetic innervation to lateral nasal gland (otitis media)

23
Q

parasympathetic de-innervation to lateral nasal gland leads to

A

Xeromycteria

24
Q

What might cause Xeromycteria

A

Otitis media

25
Q

What might otitis media cause

A

1) Xeromycteria
2) Facial nerve paralysis
3) Respiratory signs

26
Q

How do you treat Xeromycteria induced nasal hyperkeratosis

A

same as other hyperkeratosis - Humectants, keratolytics

27
Q

With multifocal to generalized facial dermatoses you should always investigate

A

Bacteria, yeast, Demodex

may not be the primary cause

28
Q

What should you do for yeast/bacterial pyoderma

29
Q

What should you do for demodex

A

deep skin scrape

30
Q

What should you do for dermatophytosis

A

Fungal culture / PCR

31
Q

What should you do if cytology is negative

A

Consider biopsy
1) DLE
2) PF
3) Zinc responsive dermatosis
4) Vasculopathy
5) Allergic dermatitis
6) Sterile pyogranulomatous dermatitis

(NO infectious etiologies)

32
Q

What onset does eosinophilic folliculitis and furunculosis have **

A

Acute onset

33
Q

Where does eosinophilic folliculitis and furunculosis typically occur

A

Snout / Nasal planum junction
focal and severe
nodules and ulcers

34
Q

How do you cure eosinophilic folliculitis and furunculosis

A

Prednisone - curable
2mg.kg q24h for one week, then taper until resolition
quick response

35
Q

What might cause eosinophilic folliculitis and furunculosis

A

suspected arthropod hypersensitivity

36
Q

What will you see on impression smear cytology with eosinophilic folliculitis and furunculosis

A

Eosinophils (and sometimes bacteria)
Mast cells can also be there