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1
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layer of the epidermis (deep to superficial)

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stratum basale, spinosum, granulosum, lucidum, corneum

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2
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Follicular ostia

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Skin pore

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3
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What type of gland are sebaceous

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Holocrine

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4
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What type of gland are sweat glands

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Apocrine or eccrine based on hair vs non-hair

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5
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Orthokeratosis

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Nuclei absent

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6
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Parakeratosis

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Nuclei present

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7
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Spongiosis

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Intracellular edema

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8
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Acantholysis

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Disruption of desmosomes between keratinocytes (usually immune mediated)

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9
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Granulation tissue

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Capillaries and fibroblasts perpendicularly orientated

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10
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Furunculosis

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Rupture of the hair follicle

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11
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Hidradentitis

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Apocrine gland inflammation

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12
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Photosensitization types

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1: primary ingestion of photodynamic substance
2: inherited enzyme deficiency
3: hepatogenous disease causes phylloerythin to accumulate in the blood

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13
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Pithomycotoxicosis

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Ovine facial eczema caused by build up of mycotoxins

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14
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Dry gangrene (fescue foot)

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Ergotamine and ergovaline causes vasoconstriction and ischemic necrosis of the hind legs

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15
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Acral lick dermatitis

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Psychogenic hyperplastic dermatitis on the extremities

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16
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Acral lick dermatitis

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Psychogenic hyperplastic dermatitis on canine extremities

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17
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Intertrigo

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Skin fold dermatitis with retained moisture creates a great environment for bacteria

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18
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Poxviridae

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Mechanical vectors, eosinophilic inclusion bodies
Ex. Swine pox, orf, lumpy skin disease

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19
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Papillomaviridae

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Benign epithelial proliferation then enters stratum basale

20
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Superficial pyoderma

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Heals without scarring, no lymph node involvement, epidermis, epidermal collarettes (impetigo, greasy pig disease)

21
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Deep pyoderma

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Hair follicle, dermis, and hypodermis affected, draining tracts and regional lymphadenitis/ furunculosis

22
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Which bacteria produce septic embolism and vasculitis near the skin?

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E. rhusiopathiae, salmonella, and E. coli, all produce toxins

23
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which viral diseases mimic bacterial toxins?

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porcine dermatitis and nephropathy syndrome (PDNS), african swin fever, and classical swine fever

24
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dermatophytosis

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ringworm!! could be trichophyton or microsporum, furunculosis, intracorneal microabscesses

25
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pythiosis

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swamp cancer, limbs of animals/ water mould

26
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sporotrichosis

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dermatitis and lymphangitis (zoonotic)

27
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demodicosis

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in hair follicle (mange if immune compromised)

28
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scabies/ notoedric mange

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ears, head, neck, zoonotic

29
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psoroptic mange

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sheep scabs, external ear canals and body

30
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chorioptic mange

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back end of horse and ruminants

31
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equine cutaneous habronemiasis

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summer sores, spread by flies

32
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onchocerca infection

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ventral midline of horses

33
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urticaria

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hives

34
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atopic dermatitis

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IgE type 1, secondary infections with staph and malassezia

35
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insect bite hypersensitivity

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immune type 1 and 4

36
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pemphigus foliaceus

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type 2, targets desmoglein-1, intragranular pustules

37
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pemphigus vulgaris

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type 2, targets desmoglein 1 and 3, suprabasilar vesicles, oral lesions

38
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bullous pemphigoid

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targets hemidesmosomal proteins, very red lesions, mostly subbasilar clefts

39
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lupoid onychitis

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type 3, claw sloughing then regrowth of misshapen claw, biopsy needs nailbed epithelium

40
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systemic lupus erythematosus

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type 3, ab in skin BM and lymphohistiocytic dermatitis with subepidermal vesicles

41
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discoid lupus erythmatosus

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photosensitive nasal dermatitis

42
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what can cause depigmentation in ruminants

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copper deficiency

43
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pityriasis rosea

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pigs 3-14 weeks old, resolves spontaneously, crusts groin

44
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puppy strangles

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juvenile sterile granulomatous dermatitis and lymphadenitis of puppies under 4 months

45
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canine zinc responsive dermatosis

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huskies, decreased intestinal absorption of Zn, scales and plaques, parakeratosis

46
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endocrine alopecia causes

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hypothyroidism, hyperadrenocorticism, hyperestrogenism, hypersomatotropism, hyposomatotropism

47
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plasma cell pododermatitis

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cats MT/MC pads swollen with white streaking

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