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what distinguishes hodgkin lymphoma
reed-sternberg cell

needs to be of right background .... rs-like cells are often seen in mono
how does hodgkin lymphoma spread
contiguously
what ages for hodgkin lymphoma
20-30 .... and ages over 50
reed sternberg cell
large cell mirror image nucleii; prominent nucleoli
orgin of reed sternberg cell
b lymphocyte
order of hodgkin spread
lymph nodes, spleen, liver, marrow
stage I hodgkin lymphoma
tumor in one region or two contiguous regions on same side of diaphragm
stage II HL
tumor in in more than two regions or 2 non contiguous regions on same side of diaphragm
stage III HL
tumor on both sides of diaphragm not extending beyond nodes, spleen
stage IV HL
tumor in marrow, lungs or anwhere outside lymph nodes, spleen, wyders ring
treat low stage HL
radio therepy
treat high stage HL
radio + chemo
5 year survival low stage HL
90%
non HL
more diverse than HL

85% are B cell origin .... remander are T cell
NHL treatmen
chemo and bone marrow
classification of NHL
nodular better than diffuse

small better than large
all lymphoid neoplasms arise from a single transformed cell
TRUE

monoclonal expansion
acute luekemia
rapid with blasts in blood
chronic leukemia
indolent with more mature cells
ALL
bothe Band T
children
spleen and lymph enlargement
AML
adults
increased WBC anemia and thrombocytopenia
Auer rods
cytoplasmic inclusions
AML
myloperoxidase
AML
CLL
B cells immunogenically incompetant

monoclonal expression of surface immunoglobulin
which Ig is most common in CLL
IgM
CML
immature granulocytes

STEM CELL DISORDER
disease difining cytogenitic abnormality
phliadelphia chromosome in CML
CML always terminates to acute leukemia
TRUE
infiltration of gums
AML
multiple myloma most common Ig
IgG
multiple myloma
clonal proliferation of monoclonal plasma cells
bence jones proteinuria
excretion of light chain in urine when excess is produced
proliferating cell in multiple myloma
plasma cell
how do you diagnose multiple myloma
document skeletal lesions and monoclonal protein
multiple myloma blood
rbc rouleaux
no plasma in circulation
marrow plasma infiltrates single cell and sheet