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A 1-year-old female spayed doberman pinscher has presented after being hit by a car. Initial chest radiographs show mild contusions and the patient appears to be otherwise stable. A right mid-shaft long oblique femoral fracture has been identified. Routine pre-operative blood work is unremarkable. A buccal mucosal bleeding test is elevated at 6 minutes. What will you administer prior to surgery? A. Desmopressin acetate B. 1, 25 dihydrocholecalciferol C. Vitamin K D. Whole blood transfusion - A (Releases von Willibrand factor - this dog likely has von Willibrand's disease) A 1-year-old mixed breed stray dog is presented for extreme pruritis and a red scaly lesion. The dog was recently found and adopted off the street and has been itching despite being bathed and treated with flea preventatives. The owner reports that she has been itching and developing rashes on her own body since adopting the dog. Your physical exam shows that the dog has several additional similar lesions on the other legs, chest, and ventral abdomen. What is the most likely diagnosis? A. Sarcoptes infestation