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Ig produced by MM cells is called ___ (2)
M protein
paraprotein
IL-___ is implicated in MM
it is secreted by ___ (5)
6
plasma cells
fat cells
fibroblasts
osteoclasts
osteoblasts
5 cytokines causing adherence of MM cells to stroma
IGF
TGFb
FGF
IL-6
RANKL
MM incidence is high in ___ (ethnicity) and low in ___ (ethnicity)
african american
asian
3 environmental factors in MM
radiation
heavy metals
pesticides
virus associated with MM
HHV8
average age of onset of MM
65
most common presentation of MM
anemia of chronic disease
criteria for MGUS
M protein < 3 g%
<10% plasma cells in BM
no other MM symptoms
3 MM diagnostic factors
CRP
beta2 microglobulin
chromosomal changes
MM chromosomal changes
11q
14q
monosomy 13
hypodiploidy
3 major MM criteria
>30% plasma cells in BM
IgG>3.5g% or IgA>2g%
BJ > 1g/day
4 minor MM criteria
10-29% plasma cells in BM
M protein below major criteria
lytic lesions on X ray
hypogammaglobulinemia
to dx MM you need ___ (2) or ___
1 major
1 minor
3 minors
anemia in MM is txed with
EPO
skeletal symptoms in MM are treated with ___ (3)
radiation
bisphosphonates
pain control
infection in MM is txed with __ (2)
prophylactic antibiotics
IVIg
conventional chemo for MM is ___ (2)
combination chemo is ___ (3)
these are sometimes combined with ___
melphalan
prednisone
vincristin
adriamycin
prednisone
thalidomide
relapse after autologous SC transplant is ___.
inevitable
thalidomide causes increased ___ and decreased ___ (3)
IFNg
TNF
VEGF
IL-6
bortezomib is a ___ inhibitor and prevents ___ by ___ing.
proteasome
signalling through NFkB
inhibiting degradation of IkB
monoclonal peak in MM is due most commonly to ___ followed by ___ and ___.
IgG
IgA
LC
in MM BM shows ___
>10% plasma cells
___ may cause neurological symptoms in MM
vertebral collapse
bone disease in MM is caused by ___ (3)
TNF
IL-1beta
IL-6
in renal failure due to MM you get ___calcemia and ___uricemia
hyper
hyper
___ is used to block inflammatory cytokines released by ___ in response to ___
PACAP-38
renal PT epithelium
light chain
most common complication of MM is ___, followed by ___.
osteolytic lesions
hypercalcemia
solid mass of MM cells is called ___
plasmacytoma