Veterinary Dermatology Uiuc With Dr. Campbell

Front 1

macule
primary or secondary?

Back 1

flat, circumscribed area of pigment change (freckle)
primary

Front 2

patch
primary or secondary?

Back 2

flat, change in skin color >1-2cm
primary

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wheal
primary or secondary?

Back 3

well cricumscribed, raised edematous lesion
primary

Front 4

urticaria
primary or secondary?

Back 4

skin rash of dark red, pruritic bumps (hives)
primary

Front 5

papule
primary or secondary?

Back 5

small, solid elevation of the skin
primary

Front 6

pustule
primary or secondary?

Back 6

small, circumscribed, elevated area of the skin containing neutrophils (pimple)
primary

Front 7

vesicle/bulla
primary or secondary?

Back 7

sharply circumscribed elevated area of the skin containing serum or blood (blister)
primary

Front 8

nodule
primary or secondary?

Back 8

solid, circumscribed elevated area that extends into deeper layers
primary

Front 9

tumor
primary or secondary?

Back 9

soft or firm, attached or mobile, variable shape and size
primary

Front 10

alopecia
primary or secondary?

Back 10

hair loss
secondary

Front 11

scale
primary or secondary?

Back 11

accumulation of loose fragments of the horny layer of the skin
secondary

Front 12

epidermal collarette
primary or secondary?

Back 12

peeling epidermis on the edge of an ulcer/erosion (burst pustule)
secondary

Front 13

crust
primary or secondary?

Back 13

dried exudate on the surface of a lesion
secondary

Front 14

furunculosis
primary or secondary?

Back 14

draining tracts from ruptured hair follicles
secondary

Front 15

abscess
primary or secondary?

Back 15

accumulation of inflammatory products and necrotic debris
secondary

Front 16

post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
primary or secondary?

Back 16

name of lesion is descriptive
secondary

Front 17

excoriation
primary or secondary?

Back 17

superficial abrasion due to self-trauma
secondary

Front 18

fissure
primary or secondary?

Back 18

linear lesion that extends down to the dermis (cracked lip, heel)
secondary

Front 19

erosion/ulcer
primary or secondary?

Back 19

loss of epithelium down to the dermal layer
secondary

Front 20

scar
primary or secondary?

Back 20

fibrous tissue that has replaced damaged dermis or SQ
secondary

Front 21

lichenification
primary or secondary?

Back 21

thickening of the skin
secondary

Front 22

hyperkeratosis
primary or secondary?

Back 22

thickening of the stratum corneum
secondary

Front 23

necrosis
primary or secondary?

Back 23

areas of dead cells
secondary

Front 24

comedone
primary or secondary?

Back 24

dilated hair follicle with keratin and sebaceous debris (blackheads)
secondary

Front 25

dogs: face, paws, limbs, tail, onchomycosis
cats: mainly generalized, can have onchomycosis

Back 25

dermatophytes

Front 26

face, ears, forelimbs, axillae, groin, perianal region

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food allergies

Front 27

periocular, around mouth commisures, forelimbs

Back 27

localized demodex

Front 28

face, legs, trunk; areas coalesce

Back 28

generalized demodex

Front 29

muzzle, periocular, axillae, feet, elbows

Back 29

environmental atopy

Front 30

dogs: dorsal lumbosacral
cats: neck and dorsal midline

Back 30

flea allergy

Front 31

ear margins and elbows

Back 31

sarcoptes

Front 32

areas in contact with allergens

Back 32

contact hypersensitivity

Front 33

face, ears, paw pads, paronychia (cats), around nipple (cats)

Back 33

pemphigus foliaceus

Front 34

face, ears, anal region

Back 34

pemphigus erythematosus

Front 35

oral cavity, mucocutaneous junctions, axillae, groin, paw pads, nails, pinnae

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pemphigus valgaris

Front 36

nose, muzzle, ears, lips, face, occasionally genitals

Back 36

discoid lupus

Front 37

dermoid sinus breed

Back 37

Rhodesian ridgeback

Front 38

Cutaneous asthenia (stretchy skin) breed

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doxie, wiemeriner

Front 39

cutaneous mucinosis breed

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sher pei

Front 40

canine familial dermatomyositis breed

Back 40

collies, shelties

Front 41

acral mutilation syndrome breed

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pointers--German, English

Front 42

lethal acrodermatitis breed

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bull terriers

Front 43

congenital hypotrichosis breed

Back 43

sphinx, chinese crested

Front 44

black hair follicle dysplasia breed

Back 44

large munsterlanders, terriers, chihuahuas

Front 45

color mutant alopecia breed

Back 45

chow, great dane, poodle, doberman, doxie, whippet, irish setter

Front 46

canine recurrent flank alopecia breed

Back 46

english bulldog, airdale, boxer

Front 47

follicular dysplasia of curly coated breed

Back 47

irish water spaniel, chesapeake bay, portugeuse water dog, husky

Front 48

canine pattern baldness breed

Back 48

chihuahua, doxie, boston, whippet, greyhound

Front 49

alopecia X breed

Back 49

pomeranian, chow, keeshond, sammy

Front 50

comedo syndrome breed

Back 50

schnauzer

Front 51

seborrhea breed

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westie, basset, cocker, english springer, golden, american bulldog

Front 52

seborrhea oleosa cats

Back 52

persian, himalyan

Front 53

canine epidermolytic icthyosis breed

Back 53

norfolk, labs, rhodesian, cavalier king charles

Front 54

canine non-epidermolytic icthyosis breed

Back 54

norfolk, jack russell, carin, austrailian terrier, golden, american bulldog

Front 55

epidermal dysplasia breed

Back 55

westies (armadillo dogs)

Front 56

acanthosis nigricans breed

Back 56

doxies

Front 57

congenital hypotrichosis cause

Back 57

problem with hair follicles: dysplastic, keratin filled, missing

Front 58

black hair follicle dysplasia cause

Back 58

clumped melanin, distorted hairs

Front 59

color mutant alopecia cause

Back 59

clumped melanin in root and shaft causes hair to be brittle

Front 60

canine recurrent flank alopecia cause

Back 60

hyperkeratosis of follicle due to lack of melanin

Front 61

follicular dysplasia of curly coated breeds cause

Back 61

keratin plugged follicles

Front 62

canine pattern baldness cause

Back 62

atrophied follicles, no keratin plug

Front 63

alopecia X cause

Back 63

increased sex hormones

Front 64

hyperadrenocorticism affect on skin

Back 64

thin skin, alopecia, calcinosis cutis

Front 65

glucagonoma affect on skin

Back 65

causes metabolic epidermal necrosis-->skin lesions

Front 66

paraneoplastic pemphigus cause

Back 66

thymic or splenic tumor

Front 67

Nodule dermatofibromas are indications of what problem?

Back 67

renal and/or uterine tumors, polycystic kidneys
seen in German shepherds

Front 68

pancreatic and hepatic tumors can cause what skin problem?

Back 68

symmetric ventral alopecia

Front 69

thymoma can cause what problem in cats?

Back 69

alopecia

Front 70

what are the causes of paraneoplastic alopecia in cats?

Back 70

pancreatic adenocarcinoma
bile duct carcinoma