Clin Path: Lymphocytosis Flashcards

1
Q

Name the lymphocytosis that supports the following CBC and Chem findings

Neutrophilia
Erythrocytosis
Thrombocytosis
Hyperglycemia

A

Physiologic/excitement lymphocytosis

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2
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What are the 5 main causes of lymphocytosis?

A
  1. physiologic (excitement, epinephrine-induced)
  2. Chronic inflammation
  3. Young animals
  4. Hypoadrenocorticism (Addison’s)
  5. Lymphoid neoplasia
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3
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Name the lymphocytosis consistent with the following CBC and Chem findings

Neutrophilia
Left shift
Toxic change
Monocytosis
Anemia of chronic disease
Hyperglobulinemia

A

chronic inflammatory lymphocytosis

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4
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Name the lymphocytosis consistent with following CBC and Chem findings

Mild non-regenerative anemia
decreased MCV
Increased phosphorus
Increased calcium
increased ALP
Increased GGT

A

pseudolymphocytosis or young age

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5
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Name the lymphocytosis consistent with the following CBC and Chem findings

Normal neutrophil count
eosinophilia
mild, non-regenerative anemia
hyperglycemia
hyperproteinemia
hypoatremia
hypercalcemia

A

Hypoadrenocorticisim - Addison’s

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6
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What are the 3 types of neoplastic lymphocytosis?

A

lymphoma
acute lymphoblastic leukemia
chronic lymphocytosis leukemia

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7
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What is the definition of chronic lymphocytic leukemia?

A

neoplastic proliferation of a clone of a small lymphocytes arising within the bone marrow

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What is the definition of acute lymphoblastic leukemia?

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neoplastic proliferation of immature, large lymphoid cells arising within the bone marrow

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9
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What is the definition of stage V lymphoma?

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neoplastic proliferation of a clone of lymphocytes (usually intermediate to larger) arising outside of the bone marrow (lymph nodes, spleen, thymus, intestine)

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10
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What neoplastic lymphocytosis is consistent with

Lymphoadenopathy
+/- lymphopenia
+/- blasts in circulation
Numerous types (heterogenous)

A

lymphoma

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11
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What neoplastic lymphocytosis is consistent with

blasts >20%
+/- pan/bicytopenia
+/- myelopathies
spleen-hepatomegaly
poor prognosis

A

acute lymphoblastic leukemia

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12
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What neoplastic lymphocytosis is consistent with

small lymphocytes
>12k dogs, 20k in cats
tend to live longer

A

chronic lymphocytic leukemia

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13
Q

Compare the length of reactive lymphocytosis vs neoplastic lymphocytosis

A

reactive is transient
neoplastic is persistent

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14
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What are the values of lymphocytes in reactive lymphocytosis vs neoplastic lymphocytosis

A

reactive = cats<20,000, dogs <12,000

neoplastic = >20,000, dogs >12,000

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15
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Compare the populations of lymphoid cells in reactive lymphocytosis vs neoplastic

A

reactive - heterogenous
neoplastic - small, monomorphic

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16
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What additional diagnostics can be used for reactive lymphocytosis? What about neoplastic?

A

reactive - rickettsial testing, PARR, flow cytometry

neoplastic - bone marrow examination, PARR, flow cytometry

17
Q

What should the results be of PARR testing in reactive vs neoplastic lymphocytosis?

A

reactive - negative
neoplastic - positive

18
Q

What should the results of flow cytometry be in reactive vs neoplastic lymphocytosis?

A

reactive - mixed cells
neoplastic - loss of normal cell markers, predominance of one phenotype

19
Q

What are 5 difference causes of lymphopenia?

A

stress
acute inflammation
depletion
lymphoid hypoplasia
deficiencies in B AND T cells

20
Q

While lymphopenia alone does NOT result from bone marrow injury, if the cause of bone marrow injury also causes _________ then lymphopenia results

A

damage to secondary lymphoid tissue with lymphoid depletion

21
Q

What can cause lymphoid hypoplasia?

A

immunosuppressive drugs, radiation, viral destruction, congenital

22
Q

What are 3 causes of acute inflammation?

A

viral
bacterial
endotoxins