Medical Quiz

Dermatology Quiz

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The most common cause of canine pyoderma?

A. E.coli

B. Staphylococcus intermedius

C. Mites

D. Demodex


What is ringworm caused by?

A. bacteria

B. fungi

C. virus

D. trauma


Which term describes large spots of haemorrhage?

A. Ulcers

B. Petechiae

C. Purpura

D. Pustules


If you took a FNA from a pustules, you are likely to find?

A. inflammatory cells

B. muscus

C. pus

D. sweat


For which ONE of the following clinical conditions would a hair pluck be the most suitable sample for confirming a diagnosis?

A. Otitis externa

B. Allergy

C. Trauma

D. Dermatophytosis


Where are the sweat glands or sebaceous glands located?

A. Dermis

B. Muscle

C. Hypodermis

D. Epidermis


Cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy is more commonly known as what?

A. Alabama Rot

B. Ringworm

C. Aspergillosis infections

D. Flea infestation


Which is NOT a sign of a aspergillosis infection?

A. Depigmentation of the nose

B. Pustules

C. nasal discharge

D. epistaxis


Calluses are most commonly found where?

A. Bottom of foot pads

B. On the lateral aspect of elbows

C. Around the mouth

D. On the medial aspect of elbows


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