Unusual and Unique Presentations Flashcards

1
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Possible causes of feline Acne?

A

malass,
dermatophytes
demodex
bacteria

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What is the progression of lesions in feline acne?

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black follicular casts –> papules —> folliculitis –> possible pain or pruritis –> follicular cysts, draining tracts, furunculosis

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Where is feline acne typically seen?

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chin and lower lip

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Dx of feline acne

A

clinical signs
cytology
skin scrapings
fungal culture

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Tx of Felne acne

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not necessary in most cases
When draining tracts and such,…clip, warm pack it. Oral AM, Mupirocin cream on the area
Clean regularly
change to metal food dishes

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What is acral lick dermattis?

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the urge to lick the distal cranial portion of the a leg, producing a thickened, firm, oval plaque.

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7
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Who does acral lick show up in?

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large breed, active dogs

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What are some possible causes?

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Psychogenic
bacterial/fungal
demodicosis
trauma or neurologic injury
AD
underlying orthopedc dz
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9
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What often accompanies acral lick dermatits

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sconary bacterial nfection, partiicularly with ulceration

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What are factor os psychogenic acral lick derm that can contribute? and what is the physiology of it?

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boredom
anxiety

the endorphins are released when lickng

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Dx of acral lick dermatitis

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CE, Hx
Skin scrapings
cytology
fungal culture - primary or secondary
HISTOPATH****
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12
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Tx of acral lick stuff

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AM because of secondary usually
Barrier therapy (collar)
Remove triggers
BMD, Anti-depress, intra-lesional steroids, topicals, etc.

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Prog of acral lick stuff

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guarded

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14
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what is the most common lesion of vascultitis?

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involvement of the extremities

ulceration**

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Pathogenesis of vasculitis

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Type 3 hypersens.

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16
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What % of vasculitis is idiopathic

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50%

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17
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Which breeds are prone to vasculitits?

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jack russel terrorists

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What are some concurrent diseases that may happen with vasculitis

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infections, food hypersen, insect bites, neoplasia

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what are some pptating factors in Vasculitis?

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Vx, infections, drugs

20
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Dx of vasculitis.

A

Histopathology.

21
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Tx of Vasculitis

A

first find the etiology
correct underlying dz
immunomodulatory drugs

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Specifically, what are mild cases of vasculitis treated with

A

pentoxyphylline

methylxanthine derivs

23
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Specifically, what are worse cases of vasculitis treated with?

A

corticosteroids
azathioprine
TTC, niacinamide
cyclosporine

24
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What are peri-anal fistulas

A

chronic inflammatory lesions characterized by draining tracts forming around the anus of the dog –> ulcerative, painful, malodorous

25
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Who tend to get perianal fistulas

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German Shepherds
Irish Setters
Patients over 5

26
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what is a common secondary infection to perianal fistulae?

A

colitis

27
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Dx of peri-anal fistulae

A

clinical signs, rectal exam

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Peri-anal fistulae are often confused with

A

ruptured anal sacs

29
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Tx of perianal fistulae

A

cyclosporine (but expensive)
Topical tacrolimus
mix cyclo with ketocon (more side effects)
AM for secondaries
Corticosteroids for early tx
Dietary - hypoallergenics, stool softeners,
Last resort is surgery

30
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What is symmetrical lupoid onychodystrophy

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a condition affecting multiple claws in dogs, typically presented as a claw that is abnormal, then sloughs

31
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What happens later in the progression of symmetrical lupoid onychodystrophy

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all the nails fall off. regrowing, they are short, misshapen and brittle.
takes 2-8 weeks

32
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DDx for symmetrical lupoid onychodystrophy

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dermatophyte infection
IM condition like pemphigus foliaceous
vasculitis

33
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If only one nail has sloughed…

A

it is likely trauma or neoplasia, not symmetrical lupoid onychodystrophy

34
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Dx of symmetrical lupoid onychodystrophy

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Histopathiology and Clinical signs

35
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How do you take histopath samples for symmetrical lupoid onychodystrophy

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typically take off the P3, but some can do it without amuptation of that.

36
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Tx of symmetrical lupoid onychodystrophy

A

not necessarily corticosteroids because a benign IM process.
Give Omega-3s and 6s
hypoallergenic diets
pred, TTC+niacinam, pentoxyphylline, cyclo

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What are DDx for nailbed neoplasia?

A

SCC, melanoma

38
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Another name for Juvenile cellulitis

A

juvenile pyoderma, puppy strangles

39
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What is puppy strangels?

A

granulomatous and pustular disorder of the face, ears, submand LN

40
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Who does Jnile pyoderma show up in?

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goldens, dachsunds, puppies under 4 months

41
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Clinical signs of Juvenile cellulitis

A
facial swelling
striking lymphadenotpathy
pustules
fistulae
crusts
lethargy
42
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Dx of Jnile pyoderma

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clinical signs
cytology showing granulomatous inflammation with no organisms
Cultures = sterile
**Skin biopsy

43
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Tx of Puppy strangles

A

large doses of corticosteroids

44
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Prognosis of Puppy strangles

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good, but may scar