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etiology of AML 11q23?
monocytic morphology often found in infants
multi-lineage dysplasia AML?
often occur in older individuals
which two chemo agents can cause secondary AML?
alkylating agents or topoisomerase II inhibitors
tx. of AML?
chemo with ara-C and anthracycline
dx. of AML?
>20% blasts in bone marrow, commonly with auer rods
tx. of AML t(15:17)?
promyelocytic. caused by RARalpha-PML fusion protein. tx. with vit. A
chronic myeloproliferative disorder?
relatively normal and effective hematopoeisis resulting in increased number of cells and splenomegaly
myelodysplastic sx.?
often found in pt. over 50, increased cellularity but ineffective hematopoeisis
which karyotype MDS has different progression than other MDS?
5q-; more chornic course and does not progress to AML
tx. of MDS?
no definitive tx.; focused on supportive care
difference between chronic myelomonocytic leukemia and other CMPS?
anemia, thrombocytopenia, and marrow dysplasia similar to MDS found
majority of ALL is involves which cell?
precursor B-cells
which surface markers commonly present in common ALL?
CD9 and CD10
two main cytological differences between AML and ALL?
auer rods and myeloperoxidase
Rai staging system of CLL?
0= absolute lymphocytosis
1= plus enlarged lymph
2=plus enlarged liver and/or spleen
3=plus anemia
4= plus thrombocytopenia
which stain is positive in hairy cell leukemia?
TRAP
difference between hodgkin's and non-hodgkin's?
hodgkin's- single disease, orderly spread affecting central LN, and extra-nodal rare

non-hodgkin's-mult. disease, non-orderly spread (hematogenous), peripheral LN, and extra-nodal common
which grade NHL is curable?
high grade NHL
"punch-out" lesions in bone indicate which disease?
plasma cell myeloma
cyclin D1 is positive in which lymphoma?
mantle (from mantel layer surrounding germinal center in LN) cell lymphoma
location of marginal zone?
lymphocytes surrounding the mantle layer, most often in spleen, GI and salivary glands
another name for extranodal MZL?
MALT(mucosal associated lymphoid tissue)
"starry-sky" pattern created by mult. nuclei in intermediate size cells, and associated with EBV in Africa is which type of lymphoma?
Burkitt's
cutaneous lymphoma involving CD4 cells?
sezary syndrome
reed-sternberg cell found in which lymphoma?
hodgkin's
B sx. in leukemia/lymphoma?
fever, wt. loss, and night sweat
which chromosome has c-myc oncongene found in burkitt's lymphoma?
chromosome 8
Ann Arbor staging?
1- single or extranodal
2- 2 or more on same side of diaphragm
3- both sides of diaphragm
4- disseminated
risk factors in non-hodgkin's lymphoma according to IPI?
age greater than 60y/o, abnormal LDH, performance status <2, stage, extranodal >1
which group of pts. can benefit from transplants in relapse aggressive NHL?
NHL that is chemosensitive
main tx. option for NHL?
CHOP and rituximab
main cytometry marker used to differentiate CLL from Mantle cell NHL?
CD22 positive in mantle cell
tx. only indicated for which stages of CLL?
stage III or stage IV
most common indolent lymphoma worldwide?
follicular center cell NHL; confirm with BCL2 (t14:18)
FLIPI score?
used to stage follicular center NHL: risks include age>60, stage III/IV, Hgb<12, 4 or more nodal sites, LDH>normal
t(2:5)ALK fusion protein and CD30+ commonly found in males with mediastinal involvement indicate what disease?
anaplastic large cell NHL
cancer associated with H.pylori?
MALT
risk factors for hodgkin?
family hx., high SES and education level, EBV, jewish religion
classic genetic finding of burkitt?
myc oncogene t(2:8), t(8:14,22), MATURE B cell lymphoma
dx. stain for ALL?
TDT stain
only cancer where maintenance therapy is effective?
ALL
which 3 AML have good prognosis?
t(8:21), t(15:17), inv(16)
cord compression can be seen in which leukemia?
mult. myeloma
dx. of mult. myeloma by immunoglobin?
IgA and kappa increase