LARGE ANIMAL DERMATOLOGY LAMS 5201
Amelia Woolums DVM,
PhD
Room H331B: Office number 542-9329
Reference:
Scott's Large Animal
Dermatology
| Date | Time | Topic | |
| Alopecia, scaling, crusting, exudation | |||
| Papules, nodules, or masses | |||
| Vesicle, bullae, ulcers and/or erosionsEdema, swelling and necrosis | |||
| Changes in pigmentation | |||
| Miscellaneous | |||
| AQS/Practice Problems |
Date for exam.
100 points
Short answer
An unexcused absence from an exam will be recorded as a zero. A student that has an excused absence from an exam must take the exam within a given period of time as directed by the instructor, or the grade for the missed exam will be recorded as a zero. No retesting.
Course grade:
Coordinated by
Dr. Woolums, Room H-331B 542-9329
135-150 = A (90%)
120-134 = B (80%)
105-119 = C (70%)
90-104 = D (60%)
< 104 = F
Major Objectives for Large Animal Section:
1. Be able to differentiate
the main etiologic classifications of skin diseases based on clinical signs.
2. Be able to recognize description of clinical signs, understand etiology,
diagnose and treat the most common skin diseases of large animals.
3. Based on clinical presentation, be able to generate a list of differential
diagnoses for the most common skin diseases of large animals. Be able to recommend
treatment and control approaches for each differential.
References:
1. Large Animal Internal
Medicine, 3rd ed., pp. 182-206, 1200-1232.B.P. Smith, 2002.
2. Large Animal Dermatology, D. Scott, 1988.
3. A Color Atlas of Equine Dermatology, R.R. Pascoe, 1990.
4. Manual of Equine Dermatology, Pascoe & Knottendelt, 1999.