Demodex Crossword

2. Prognosis is _____ in cases of adult-onset demodicosis
6. Species of demodex in the cat that has a long, narrow body and lives in the hair follicle
7. Number of consecutive negative skin scrapes necessary in order to stop treatment
10. Product containing milbemycin that has been used to treat demodex, although it is currently off the market
11. Maximum number of body area lesions to be considered 'localized' demodicosis
12. The skin of dogs with demodicosis is usually accompanied by _____
13. True or false, demodex is a contagious disease
16. Along with alopecia, the skin in demodex lesions also appears ____
18. Used to diagnose demodex
22. Used to treat the contagious form of demodex in the cat
23. Number of weeks until a recheck skin scrape is performed after initial diagnosis of demodex
24. The most common species that infects dogs is demodex _____
25. Localized demodicosis is most commonly seen in _____

1. Demodex is considered "cured" when no relapses occur within one _____
3. Type of skin scrape necessary to obtain a diagnosis of demodex
4. A top differential in cases resembling demodex
5. Species of demodex in the cat that has a broad, short body, lives in the stratum corneum, and is contagious
7. True or false, demodex is normally found in low numbers in the hair follicles of healthy dogs
8. The only FDA approved treatment for generalized demodicosis
9. Percentage of juvenile localized demodicosis cases that will become generalized regardless of treatment
14. Common cause of juvenile localized demodicosis
15. Common location of lesions in cases of localized demodicosis
17. Common off-label product used in high doses to treat demodex
19. The most common cause of adult-onset demodicosis
20. Characteristic of demodex lesions
21. In some cases where demodex are not seen on a skin scrape, a _____ may be necessary to diagnose