GSD 1. What canine breeds have been most commonly noted to manifest zinc-responsive dermatoses? Mucocutaneous bacterial pyoderma targeting the planum nasale or lip margins is most common in what breed of dog? Why is it called "lupoid" ? Describe the clinical changes associated with idiopathic hypopigmentation of the planum versus vitiligo affecting the planum.

Mucocutaneous bacterial pyoderma targeting the planum nasale or lip margins is most common in what breed of dog?

4-8w of systemic antibiotics Should culture! Mupirocin topically BID How is SLO definitively diagnosed? What systemic oral antibiotics would be most appropriate for treating a mucocutaneous bacterial pyoderma due to staphylococci? Making a diagnosis of a vasculitis may only be the "tip of the iceberg." What underlying diseases are noted to produce cutaneous vasculitis/vasculopathy? How is pad hyperkeratosis manifest clinically?

What systemic oral antibiotics would be most appropriate for treating a mucocutaneous bacterial pyoderma due to staphylococci?

Allergies, deep secondary pyoderma, maybe confirmation What are the clinical changes associated with xeromycteria as it relates to the canine planum? Do patients with idiopathic nasal hypopigmentation require sunscreens if they are to receive significant sun exposure? In hypothyroid or spontaneously Cushingoid patients, it is possible to see recurrent bacterial pyoderma, even before you see other, more classic signs of these diseases. True or false? Interdigital furunculosis due to staphylococci is most commonly secondary to what diseases.

Interdigital furunculosis due to staphylococci is most commonly secondary to what diseases.

4-6w systemic abx Topical antimicrobial prevention Underlying causes -- allergies, steroids and cyclo How is SLO presented clinically? In both cutaneous vasculitis and vasculopathy, changes seen within the skin are primarily due to ___________. How is xeromycteria treated? How long would one treat an interdigital furunculosis due to staphylococci (multiple lesions on multiple feet) with a systemic antibiotic?

How long would one treat an interdigital furunculosis due to staphylococci (multiple lesions on multiple feet) with a systemic antibiotic?

Pruritic underlying causes : Allergies : atopy (MOST COMMON), food allergy, flea bite hypersensitivity. These are the most common underlying diseases predisposing to recurrent bacterial infection. For all these hypersensitivity disorders, the best attack to reduce the incidence of recurrent bacterial infections is to PROVIDE EXCELLENT CONTROL OF THE UNDERLYING ALLERGY! Recurrent staphylococcal pyodermas are most commonly secondary to what disease/s in the dog? What is the most effective method of minimizing the tendency towards recurrence in these patients? papules; pustules; focal areas of erythema with variable crusts and alopecia; epidermal collarettes (superficial spreading pyoderma) How might one manage a case of idiopathic pad hyperkeratosis wherein the hyperkeratotic material is very hard and very proliferative BACTERIAL PYODERMA Bacteria incriminated: Most common

Recurrent staphylococcal pyodermas are most commonly secondary to what disease/s in the dog? What is the most effective method of minimizing the tendency towards recurrence in these patients?

TRUE What breed of dog appears to be predisposed to developing mucocutaneous bacterial pyoderma that targets the planum of the nose? In hypothyroid or spontaneously Cushingoid patients, it is possible to see recurrent bacterial pyoderma, even before you see other, more classic signs of these diseases. True or false? Interdigital furunculosis due to staphylococci is most commonly secondary to what diseases. Idiopathic nasal hyperkeratosis is noted most commonly in what breeds? What does it look like clinically? How does it differ clinically from DLE? How is it treated?

In hypothyroid or spontaneously Cushingoid patients, it is possible to see recurrent bacterial pyoderma, even before you see other, more classic signs of these diseases. True or false?

Staphylococci persisting in the face of beta lactam therapy (cephalosporin, Clavamox) strongly correlates with the presence of methicillin resistance. When examining an antibiogram (sensitivity data) pertaining to a methcillin resistant staphylococcus, what antibiotic is used to predict for methicillin resistance? 1. What is "microneedling"? How is pad hyperkeratosis manifest clinically? What areas of the body are more commonly associated with the development of vasculitis lesions?

When examining an antibiogram (sensitivity data) pertaining to a methcillin resistant staphylococcus, what antibiotic is used to predict for methicillin resistance?

No, just harder to clear Describe the clinical changes associated with idiopathic hypopigmentation of the planum versus vitiligo affecting the planum. 1. Do we commonly see lick granulomas initiated by behavior problems in the dog? What patient characteristics might we look for to support the fact that this may be a behavioral problem? Are methicillin resistant staphylococcal bacterial infections more aggressive infections than those caused by methicillin sensitive staphylococcal infections ? What are the cutaneous clinical manifestations of superficial necrolytic dermatitis in the dog? What areas of the body are usually affected first?

Are methicillin resistant staphylococcal bacterial infections more aggressive infections than those caused by methicillin sensitive staphylococcal infections ?