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“It’s only skin deep”: Use of Dermatopicals
Presented by Charlie Pye, BSc, DVM, DVSc, Dipl. ACVD
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“It’s only skin deep”: Use of Dermatopicals
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Questions
1. Which of the following is abnormal in the skin of a canine with atopic dermatitis?
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Increased number of nerve endings
Decreased levels of ceramides
Increased moisturizing factors
Decreased number of sebaceous glands
2. True or False. In a patient diagnosed with bacterial pyoderma, oral antibiotics should always be a first line of therapy.
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True
False
3. Which of the following is NOT a common barrier for use of dermatopicals?
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Time it takes
Labour involved
Tolerance of the pet
Too few products on the market
4. True or False. Very hot water should be used when bathing a dog.
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True
False
5. True or False. Barrier repair spot-on treatments are not effective for an acute allergic flare.
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True
False
6. Which of the following is NOT a medical benefit of bathing?
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Removal of allergens from the skin
Decreased microbial load
Motivates owners to clean their bathtubs more often
Removal of dirt and debris
7. When barrier repair products are used on canines, which change is not noted within the skin?
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Increased ceramides
More evenly distributed cholesterol
Barely detectable glucosylceramides
Increased numbers of neutrophils
8. Which of the following is one of topical therapy’s many benefits?
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Easier for veterinarians to prescribe
Fewer side effects compared to systemic therapy
Keeps micro-organisms off owners hands
Animals won’t try to lick it off
9. True or False. An honest conversation should be had with all owners about whether doing topical therapy on their pet is feasible prior to prescribing products.
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True
False
10. Which of the following is an antiseptic in many commonly used antimicrobial shampoos, wipes, sprays and mousses?
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Chlorhexidine
Fluconazole
Betadine
Silver sulfadiazine
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