Hematology/ Oncology Flashcards

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1
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Macrocytic Anemia MCV

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> 100

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Causes of nonmegaloblastic Anemia

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Liver disease
EtOH
Drugs
Metabolic

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Causes of Megaloblastic Anemia

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B12 or Folate deficiency

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Drugs that cause a nonmegaloblastic anemia

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5FU
Ara-C
AZT, Zidovudine

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Causes of Microcytic Anemia

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Thalassemia
Iron Deficiency
Chronic Inflammation
IDA

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Thalassemia Hx, Dx, Tx

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Anemia 
Dx: Iron studies normal 
Hgb Electropheresis 
find any other hemoglobin other than normal = beta thalassemia 
Tx: beta-transfusion 
for iron overload use defuroxamine
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Normocytic anemia Dx

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LDH elevated
Bilirubin Elevated
Haptoglobin Decreased
Means hemolysis

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G6PD deficiency Hx, Dx

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African American male taking Dapsone, TMP-SMX, Nitrofurantoin
Dx-Heinz bodies, Bite cells
Tx: Supportive
Avoid Stress

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Sickle Cell Vasoocclusive Crises Dx and Tx

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Acute chest-MI
Brain CVA- Exchange transfusion 
Priapism 
Dx: Hgb electrophoresis 
Smear- Sickled Cells 
Long term treatment hydroxyurea 
Acute- IVF, pain meds, O2
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10
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AHI Coombs test

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IgM-cold type caused by mycoplasma and mono
IgG warm Type-AI, CA,
use steroids, rituximab, splenectomy

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AML M3 Variant Treatment

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All Transretnoic Acid

presence of Auer Rods

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CML bone marrow biopsy finding

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Philadelphia Chromosome t(9,22) BCR-ABL

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13
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Non-tender lymphadenopathy indicates?

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Cancer

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14
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Hodgkins with B symptoms presentation

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Night Sweats
Fever
Weight loss
LN pain with ingestion of alcohol

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15
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Hodgkins Tx

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ABVD or BEACOPP

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Non-Hodgkins Tx

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Rituximab or R-CHOP

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17
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Reed Sternberg cells found in what disease and what are the markers

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CD 15 , CD 30

Hodgkins

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18
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Adriamycin, Doxirubicin AE

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Cardiotoxicity

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19
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Vincristine/Vinblastine

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Peripheral Neuropathy

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20
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Bleomycin AE

A

Pulm Fibrosis

21
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Cisplatin AE

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Ototoxicity

Nephrotoxicity

22
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Cyclophosphamide AE

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Hemorrhagic cystitis

23
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which is worse hodgkins or non-hodgkins

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Non-hodgkins

24
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Plasma cell disorder presentation (Multiple Myeloma) CRAB

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Hypercalcemia
Renal Failure
Anemia
Bone Pain

25
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Multiple Myeloma Dx

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Spep=M spike
Upep=M-Spike
Skeletal changes
BMBx->10% Plasma

26
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Multiple Myeloma Tx

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> 70, no donor=chemo

<70, donor-Stem cell transplant

27
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MGUS Hx, Dx, Tx

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Asx
Dx- online Spep Positive
BMBx <10% Plasma cells
Tx: Monitor and observe

28
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Waldenstroms Hx, Dx, Tx

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Hyperviscosity with constitutional symptoms 
Dx: Spep positive 
Upep and skeletal negative 
BMBx- >10% plasma 
Tx: Rituximab
Plasampheresis
29
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TTP presentation

FATRN

A
Fever 
Anemia (microangiopathic)
Thrombocytopenia 
Renal Failure 
Neuro Sxs
30
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TTP Dx

A

Decreased platelets
PT/PTT normal
Fibrinogen Normal
D-Dimer Normal

31
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TTP Tx

A

Exchange transfusion

32
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DIC Dx

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Platelets decreased
PT/PTT increased
D-Dimer Increased
Fibrinogen Decreased

33
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Elevated 
T. bili 
LDH
Decreased 
Haptoglobin
A

Hemolysis

perform Smear

34
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Folate Deficiency Presentation

A

Pt: Tea and Toast Diet
Dx: Folate level
MMA normal
Tx: Folic Acid

35
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B12 Deficiency Presentation

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Pt: Neuro Sxs
Strict vegan 
Dx: Decreased B12
increased MMA 
Schillings Test 
Tx: PO- nutritional deficiency 
IM B12- Impaired Absorption
36
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Schillings test

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Give IM B12
then oral B12 if
Urine (+) B12-nutritional def
Urine (-) B12- Absorption

37
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Iron Deficiency Anemia Presentation

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Pt: Slow bleeds 
Old Male (+) Fecal Occult Blood Test 
Woman W/ Mennorrhagia 
Dx: Decreased Fe, Ferritin
Increased TIBC 
Tx: replace, 324mg Iron 
Stool Softeners
38
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Anemia of Chronic Disease Presentation

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Pt: Chronic Inflammatory Disease (SLE, RA)
Usually Asx 
Hgb >8 
Dx: 
Increased Ferritin 
Decreased TIBC, Fe 
Tx: Usually nothing 
maybe EPO
39
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Heriditary Spherocytosis Presentation

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(Spectrin, ankryin, Pallidin) 
Pt: Hemolysis
Smear shows Spherocytes 
Dx: Smear
Osmotic Fragility Test 
Tx: Splenectomy
40
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Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemolglobinuria Presentation

A

Deficiency PIGA gene
Dx: Flow cytometry showing deficiency CD 55
Tx: Supportive
Ecluzimab

41
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AML presentation

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Pt: Acute 67 y.o.
Exposure- Benzine, Radiation 
CML: Blast crisis transformation 
Dx: Smear 
Bone marrow Bx->20% blasts 
\+ Myeloperoxidase 
non-M3 Variant-Chemo
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CML presentation

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Pt: Asx with increase white count
Dx: Bone marrow Bx- Philadelphia Chromosome t(9.22) BCR-ABL
Tx: Imatinib
can transform into AML (Blast Crisis)

43
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ALL presentation

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Pt: Acute, Young Patient 
Dx: Smear
BMBx >20% blasts (Positive Tdt) 
Tx: Chemo 
ppx CNS with ARA-C
44
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CLL Presentation

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Pt: Chronic Older Patient 
Dx: Diff 
BMBx 
Tx: >65 +Asx= no treatment 
>65 + Sx = Chemo 
<65 +Donor = Stem Cell Transplant
45
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Von Willebrand Disease Presentation

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Decreased vWF and Factor 8
Pt: Platelet bleeding (superficial-Gums, vagina, petechiae)
Normal platelet count 
Dx: vWF
Tx: DDVAP 
Factor 8
46
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DIC Presentation

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Very sick patient
Sepsis, ICU
Shock

47
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Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia Tx

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Stop heparin
Start Argatoban
Bridge to Warfarin

48
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HIT Presentation

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Presents 7-14 days after starting

49
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Idiopathi Thrombocytopenic Purpura Presentation, Tx

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Usually a Female with AI 
Diagnosis of exclusion 
Tx: Steroids-Acute 
Critically Low- IVIg
Splenectomy-Refractory 
Rescue therapy-Rituximab