Lec 11: Hematologic

Question 1

Acute vs. chronic lymphoid hyperplasia

Answer 1

Acute-tender, soft

chronic-nontender, rubbery firm

Question 2

taste alternation
Bald, burning tongue
what disease?

Answer 2

iron deficiency anemia

Question 3

what has the highest frequency of oral and esophageal SSC?

Answer 3

Plummer-Vinson Syndrome

Question 4

Koilonychia

Answer 4

spoon changed configuration of nails seen in Plummer-Vinson Syndrome.

Question 5

Hair on end appearance what diseases (2)

Answer 5

Sickle Cell Anemia

Thalassemia

Question 6

2 main categories of WBC neoplasms?

Answer 6

leokemia

lymphoma

Question 7

WBC neoplasms are malignant or premalignant?

Answer 7

malignant

Question 8

Acute lymphocytic is predominantly in what population?

Answer 8

children

Question 9

anemai clinical signs?

Answer 9

reduced blood cells.

Fatigue, shortness of breath, tachycardia

Question 10

Leukopenia

Answer 10

reduced WBC

Increased infection

Question 11

Thrombocytopenia is reduced

Answer 11

platletes

Question 12

Leukemia oral features?

Answer 12

oral ulcers, esp. extensive gingival ulceration
candidosis
herpetic infections

Question 13

Reed-Sternburg cells are malignant cells in what disease?

Answer 13

Hodgkin’s Lymphoma

Question 14

Burkitt’s Lymphoma associated with

Answer 14

EBV

Question 15

Well-defined, punched out radiolucent lesions is what disease?

Answer 15

Multiple myeloma

Question 16

Screening for urine with M protein (Bence-Jones protein) what disease?

Answer 16

Multiple myeloma

Question 17

Scooped out bone loss is what disease?

Answer 17

Langerhans Cell Disease

Question 18

Microscopically shows starry Sky Appearance is what disease?

Answer 18

Burkitt’s Lymphoma