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61 Cards in this Set
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childhood leukemia
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ALL
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adult leukemia
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CLL
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most common lymphoma in the US
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diffuse large B cell lymphoma
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Reed-Sternberg
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Hodgkins Lymphoma
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AML with Downs syndrome
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M7 AML
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Leukemia with more mature cells and then 5% blasts
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chronic leukemia
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AML that are CD13+ and CD33+
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MO-M6 AML
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EBV blood cancers
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burkitts and hodgkins
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Auer Rods
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AML M2 and M3
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long term celiac disease
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intestinal T-Cell lymphoma
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greater than 20% blasts in the marrow
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acute leukemia
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myelodysplastic syndromes progress to ....
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AML
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myeloproliferate disorders progress to
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AML
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AML that is CD41 and CD61 positive
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M7 AML
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PAS positive acute leukemia
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ALL
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presents with bone pain
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ALL
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viscous blood, headache, plethora, splenomegally, low EPO
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PV
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leukemia equivalent of Burketts lymphoma
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L3 or B variant ALL
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Lymphoma equivolent to CLL
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small lymphocytic lymphoma
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numerous basophils, splenomegaly, and negative for leukocyte alkaline phosphatase
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CML
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most common neonatal leukemia
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M7 AML (megakaryocytic)
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always positive philly chrom (9:22)
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CML
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only AML that is CD13 and CD33 negative
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M7 AML (neonatal)
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starry sky pattern due to phagocytosis of apoptotic tumor cells
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burketts
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BCR:ABL genes
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CML
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A/W sjogrens, hashimotos, and h pylori
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marginal cell MALToma
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Acute leukemia positive for peroxidase
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AML
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solid sheets of lymphomblasts
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ALL
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PAS (-) acute leakemia
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AML (ALL is positive)
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Hams test positive
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PNH
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Basophilic stippling (degeneration of RNA-denatured)
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TAIL... thal, anemia of chrnic disease, iron def, LEAD!!!
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positive DEB test
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fanconis anemia
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ristocetin positive test
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vWF deficiny
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Urinalysis for MM shows
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nothing (need UPEP)
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streptokinase.urokinase. tPa
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plasmin
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clopidogrel and ticlopidine
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ADP receptor blocker which prevents the expression of Gp2b/3a
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Abciximab and tirofiban and eptifibatide
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bind directly to GP2b/3a
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enoxaparin
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LMW heparin increase ATIII
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increased HbA2 and HbF and basophilic stippling
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thalasemia (beta from mediteranian and alpha from asia)
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treatment for HIT
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rudin and argatroban (direct thrombin inhibitors)
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platelet to platelet aggregation
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GP2b/3a
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lead poisening
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basophilic stippling
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abetalipoproteinemia
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irregular spikes...acanthocytes
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HbC
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two alpha, two beta...glu to lysine
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HbBart
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severe alpha thal...4 HbF (no a)
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HbH
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sever alpha thal...4 HbB (no a
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microcytic anemia with swollowing problems and glossitis with increaed risk of cancer
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plummer vision
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microcytic anemia with elevated HbA2
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beta thal
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megaloblastic not correctable by B12 or folate
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orotic aciduria
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microcytic anemia with basophilic stippling
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lead poisen
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microcytic anemia that reverses with B6 vitamen...
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sideroblastic anemia (ALA synthase)
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HIV patient with macrocytic anemia
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AZT...zidovudine
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normocytic anemia with red urine in the morning
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PNH (55 and 59...no DAF)
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normocytic anemia with elevated creatinine
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chronic renal disease (waxy casts---urine stasis)
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use of indirect coombs test
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screen fro antibodies in forign blood... does mom have antibodies to fetus
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cold aggultination causes
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mycoplasms (i antigen), Mono EBV
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warm aggultination causes
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virsus, SLE, CLL and methydopa (drugs)
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cause of ITP
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antibodies against GP2b/3a...very similar to Abciximab/tirofiban/eptifibatide
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heredity thrombotic diseases
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factor 5 laiden, deficienies in AtII, PC and PS
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inherit disease of decreased Gp1b...with decreased platelets
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bernard Soulier
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inherited disease of GP2b/3a
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Glanzzman...platelt count normal
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