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what usually indicates a viral infection?

what infection may have increased atypcal lymphocytes and an absolute lymph >4000
lymphocytosis

EBV (mono)
what wbc values indicate bacterial infection?
leukocytosis especially with a left shift

Leukocytosis = >11,000
Neutrophil=>8000
what are other possible indications of bacterial infection based on WBC values?
leukopenia and neutropenia

left shift in absend of leukocytosis
what is a left shift?

how do you calculate absolute neutrophil count?
an increase in number of immature bands

ANC is neutrophils+bands and as a percentage of Total WBC
what is a normal finding of lymph nodes in young adults and kids?
palpable, soft, flat submandibular nodes
what are indications for a patient 9-25 to get a consult with hematologist?
*lymph node greater than 2
*firm and nontender
*abnormal CXR
*B symptoms
*progressive lymph node enlargement
*enlarged lymph for 4-6 weeks
what are indications to consult with >25
*lymph greater than 1.5 cm firm and nontender

*>40 yrs progressive lymph node enlargement
*B symtpoms
*enlargemetn for 4-6 weeks
when a lymph node appears at these two locations it is usually malignant?
1. supraclavicular
2. intrabdominal or retroperitoneal
what do most neck nodes indicate?
benign adenopathey
what are some benign causes of lymph node enlargement in neck?
URI, oral and dental infection, MONO
what are some malignant causes of neck nodes?
*metastatic cancer from head, neck, breast and lung

*lymphoma
what are malignant causes of supraclavicular nodes (especially on left)?
*lymphoma
*metastatic cancer from lung, breast or GI tract, testis/ovary
what are benign causes of axillary nodes?
injury, localized infection of IPSILATERAL upper extremity
what are some malignant causes of axillar node?
*metastatic cancer,
*lymphoma
*melanoma
what is impt to note about your patient in hx?

what are impt assoc symptoms to identify?/
AGE

B sympoms such as Night sweat, fatigue, unexplaine weigh tlosss
what are some good hx questions for lymphoma?
personal or fam hx of lymphoma or other hematologic malignancy

any hx of organ transplant or HIV
what should be noted about node on PE?
TEXTURE and TENDERNESS

also location and size
acute sign of lymphadenitis
mobility(fixed bad)
splenomegaly
what can a preauricular lymph node indicate?
NH lymphoma affecting waldeye ring