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What age group is most likely to get ALL and what is the prognosis?
children; good prognosis
What age group is most likely to get AML and what is the prognosis?
adults; not as good prognosis as ALL
What finding on blood smear is diagnostic of AML?
Auer rods, found in AML types M1-M3, most common in M3
What cancer are smudge cells diagnostic of?
CLL
What is the age group most likely to get CLL?
60+
What cell markers give the best prognosis in ALL?
CD10
What are the common cell surface markers in CLL?
Mature B cell markers: CD19 & CD20
CD5+ CD10-
What is the characteristic translocation of CML?
t(9,22) forming Bcr-abl tyrosine kinase
Which diseases are commonly Jak+?
Polycythemia vera, agnogenic myeloid metaplasia, essential thrombocythemia
How do you distinguish polycythemia vera from secondary polycythemia?
Erythrocytosis in the setting of decreased epo.
What is the classic cell finding in chronic idiopathic myelofibrosis?
teardrop shaped erythrocyte
What is a plasma cell disorder?
neoplastic proliferation of well-differentiated immunoglobulins
What is seen on a bone marrow biopsy from a patient with multiple myeloma?
large often nucleolated neoplastic plasma cells filling the bone marrow
What is found in the urine of patients with multiple myeloma?
Bence-Jones protein, which is immunoglobulin light chain
What are the major clinical findings in multiple myeloma?
1. Severe bone pain & hypercalcemia
2. M protein spike on serum electrophoresis
3. Bence Jones proteinuria
4. Anemia
5. Increased susceptibility to infection
6. azotemia
7. Amyloidosis
Which enzyme activity is markedly reduced in CML leukemic lymphocytes?
leukocyte alkaline phosphatase
What is the characteristic cytogenetic finding in Follicular Lymphoma?
t(14:18) increasing expression of BCL-2
What are the cytogenetics of Burkitt Lymphoma?
t(8;14) with increased expression of c-myc
What is the characteristic histology of Burkitt lymphoma?
lymph nodes with starry sky appearance
What is the characteristic histology of Follicular Lymphoma?
Lymph node with effacement of architecture by angular grooved cells in a nodular pattern