final exam new info integument Flashcards

1
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Mdx? Name?

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MDx: pyogranulomatous dermatitis.

Puppy Strangles (Juvenile sterile granulomatous dermatitis)

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Mdx?

Name?

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MDx: granulomatous dermatitis.

Fungal dermatitis

Swamp cancer

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Mdx?

Name?

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MDx : pyogranulomatous dermatitis.

Actinomycete Mycetomas

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Mdx? Name?

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MDx: granulomatous dermatitis

Mycobacterial Dermatitis Feline leprosy

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Mycobacterial Dermatitis Opportunistic mycobacteriosis

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6
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Boxers have predisposition

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Mycobacterial Dermatitis Canine Leproid Granuloma

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7
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Minnie is a culprit of this

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“Lick Granuloma” Acral lick dermatitis

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8
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What dz and what are 4 causes of this dz

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allergy skin dz

from atopy, food, direct contact, insect bite

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9
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Mdx? if this is allergy skin dz

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MDx: Eosinophilic dermatitis with epidermal hyperplasia

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10
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How do you know this chronic dermatitis is from atopy? how would you dx?

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intradermal skin test

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11
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true or false These lesions are atopy allergy skin dz

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false

self trauma

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12
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This in the pad allergy skin dz is probably from ____

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direct contact

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13
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These are characteristic of what type of allergy dermatitis?

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insect bite

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14
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This is a dog with ___

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flea bite allergy dermatitis

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15
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This is a pattern of lesions in cat allergy dermatitis

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miliary dermatitis

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16
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Indolent ulcer – ulcers on upper lips.

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17
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Eosinophilic plaque – discrete red to ulcerated plaques on abdomen or medial thighs. Eosinophilic granuloma – nodules (may be ulcerated) on thighs, face or mouth.

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18
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3 causes of eosinophilic and granulomatous dermatitis

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Parasite reaction – Insect bite hypersenstivity – Foreign body reaction

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19
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cutaneous habronemiasis (“Summer sores”

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20
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2 nd most common autoimmune skin disease

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Discoid Lupus Erythematosus

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21
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Generalized sub q edema caused by what 3 things?

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increased hydrostatic/decreased oncotic pressure due to hypoproteinemia, increased permeability(vasculitis), lymph dysfxn

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22
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Example of ??

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sub q edema

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23
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true or false

biopsy is definitive and indicative of subq edema

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false

not worth the biopsy

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24
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Primary hemostasis defect (Vasculitis vs thrombocytopenia)

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Petechia & Ecchymoses

MDx: Multifocal cutaneous ecchymotic hemorrhages

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Causes – Vasculitis • Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae • Gram negative septicemias - Salmonella, Pasteurella, E. coli • E. coli shiga toxin 2e (damages endothelium) “Edema Disease” • Spider/snake bite • Drug reaction • Secondary to ulceration – Frost bite – Toxins causing extreme vasoconstriction (ergot)

A

infarcts

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26
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Name dz

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Diamond skin disease

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27
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Mdx?

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MDx: Cutaneous ecchymotic hemorrhages

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28
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Type III hypersensitivity immune-mediated vasculitis

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Purpura hemorrhagica

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29
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this goat doesnt bahhhhh its brrrrrssss

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frostbite

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30
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these welts are called ____ by real time doctor folk

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wheals

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31
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What is always the pathological process of wheals

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vascular disorder

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32
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– superficial dermis

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Urticaria (“Hives”)

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33
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– dermis + subcutis

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Angioedema

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34
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Hypotrichosis

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35
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Collagen Dysplasia

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36
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Epitheliogenesis Imperfecta

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37
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Ichthyosis

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38
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crocodile cow

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Ichthyosis

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39
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bilateral symmetrical and hyperpigmentation is an alopecia robably caused by an ____ disorder

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endocrine

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40
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the thick pink on top is an example

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Acanthosis – increased thickness of stratums basale and spinosum • Hyperkeratosis – increased thickness of stratum corneum

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41
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if rory was gross she would be getting this ……..

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Primary Idiopathic Seborrhea

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42
Q

true or false

this is an example copper responsive dermatosis

A

false

zinc

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43
Q

this ouchie pig has?????

A

parakeratosis

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44
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these deep crusty lesions are what in a pig

A

parakeratosis

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45
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Dennis’s favorite animal the wombat has what the shit going on???

A

Sarcoptic Mange

46
Q

You gonna be hugging this nasty fox??

A

hell no zoonotic Sarcoptic Mange

47
Q

Raised, irregular patch of thickened skin developing from chronic friction, usually over pressure points

A

callus

48
Q

Skin tumor that is not a true neoplasm

A

Follicular cyst

49
Q

Skin tumor that is not a true neoplasm

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Nodular sebaceous hyperplasia

50
Q

Skin tumor that is not a true neoplasm

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Collagenous hamartoma

51
Q

Low numbers of spindle cells, some mixed leukocytes

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Cutaneous Soft Tissue Sarcomas (spindle cell tumors)

52
Q

viral genes inactivate host tumor-suppressor proteins • Benign, spontaneously regress • Gross: horny cauliflower-like masses

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papillomas

53
Q

caused by what virus?

A

canine papillomavirus

54
Q

What is the Mdx?

A

cutaneous fibropapillomas

55
Q

Caused by bovine papilloma virus in horses

A

sarcoids

56
Q
A

sarcoid

57
Q

solar radiation, chronic injury commonly involved

A

Squamous cell carcinoma

58
Q

this occurs at places of chronic fly strike

A

Bilateral squamous cell carcinoma in ear tips

59
Q

Benign growth of dogs

A

Sebaceous adenoma

60
Q

Benign growth of dogs >>> cats

A

lipoma

61
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Dog - behavior varies with grade but all considered potentially malignant • Cats, horses - benign • Gross: – Can look like anything – Often resembles inflammation

A

Mast cell tumors

62
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Dogs, mostly young, but any age • Head, ears, neck, distal forelegs • Gross: dome-shaped • Cyto: round cells • Langerhans’ cell origin (epidermal dendritic antigen-presenting cell) • Benign, often spontaneously regress

A

histiocytoma

63
Q

Gross: usually dark brown • Histo: characteristic “junctional change” (in nonulcerated biopsies!)

A

Melanoma

64
Q

Pathogenisis?

A

solar radiation

65
Q

Epitheliotropic – T-cells • Nonepitheliotropic – T or B cells

A

cutaneous lymphoma

66
Q

Name the black pigment

A

melanin

67
Q

This hyperpigmentation is indicative of what dz?

A

endocrine

hyperadrenocorticism

Cushings

68
Q

Flea allergy dermatitis can lead to this pigment deposit?

A

hypermelanosis

hyperpigmentation

69
Q

This dog with discoid lupus is undergoing what pigment change?

A

hypopigmentation

70
Q

Name the dz

A

lethal white syndrome

71
Q

Is this cow suffering from photosensitization?

A

no

Cow with acquired hypomelanosis (depigmentation) due to copper deficiency

72
Q

This Arabian Fading Syndrome or vitilgo what is teh Mdx?

A

MDx: Focal leukoderma/leukotrichia

73
Q

What is the dz and the Mdx?

A

MDx: Cutaneous hypopigmentation (leukoderma) Disease: Vitiligo

74
Q

What pigment is this?

A

Calicification

75
Q

Mild granulomatous inflammation surrounds deposits of calcium within the dermal and subcutaneous connective tissue.

A

calcinosis circumscripta

76
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A

calcinosis circumscripta

77
Q

inherited in the Chinese Shar-Pei – Myxedema with hypothyroidism

A

Mucinosis

78
Q

What can cause this?

A

hypoproteinemia

increased permeability

vasculitis

increased hydrostatic and decreased oncogenic pressure of vessels

lymphatic disfxn

79
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How do you tell if this petechial and ecchymoses is from congestion or hemorrhage?

A

If you press on congestion spot it will blanch out hten become red again

If you press on a spot from a hemorrhage it stays red

80
Q

These infarcts are caused by what dz?

A

diamond skin dz

81
Q

Type III hypersensitivity immune-mediated vasculitis • Cause: Streptococcus equi infection (rarely with other infections or vaccinations) • Gross: Red or purple macules or patches (hemorrhage or infarct) in the skin or mucous membranes

A

Purpura hemorrhagica

82
Q

dry gangrene can result from this …

Formation of ice crystals which physically disrupt cells – Vasoconstriction and endothelial damage  reduced blood flow  thrombosis  infarction

A

frost bite

83
Q

What is this?

A

wheal

84
Q

This is urticaria (if only superficial) / Angioedema (if dermis and subq) do you dx with histo?

A

no not worth your time

85
Q

This is zoonotic……

A

sarcoptic mange

86
Q

ewe. should u wear gloves?

Mdx?

Etiology?

A

yes

Mdx: proliferative dermatitis

Edx: Poxviral stomatitis

87
Q
A

albinism

88
Q

Name some Ddx for this horse lesion (plaque)

A

summer sores

habrenema/draschia

sarcoids

89
Q

This is from bovine papilloma virus in a horse

A

sarcoids

90
Q

Mdx?

A

Perianal melenoma

91
Q
A

puppy strangles

92
Q

Chilly birds have …..

A

frostbite

93
Q

How can you tell this is a chronic issue with allergies

A

Lichenification

94
Q
A

increased bilateral symmetrical alopecia and hyperpigmentation . hyperkeratosis

95
Q

What are these lesions?

A

epidermal collarette

96
Q

Whats the dz!!!!!!!!!!!

A

greasy pig dz

97
Q

What virus can give sheep this crusty nose?

A

blue tongue

98
Q

This sheep has??????

A

photosensitization

99
Q

This goatie goat has????

A

ORF

100
Q

This little calf has _____ on his nose

A

dermatophilosis

101
Q

this is specific to cats

A

feline eosinophillic plaque

102
Q

This dog has evidence of what on his ear? lots of macrophages!!!

A

leproid granule

103
Q

What is this dog mento lesion?!?!?!

A

histiocytoma

104
Q

1 2

3 4

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1 photosensitization 2 calcinosis circumscripta

3 eosinophillic granuloma complex 4sarcoids

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