Lecture 8: Case 3 Flashcards

1
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Identify round cell tumors 1-5

A
  1. Lymphoma
  2. TVT
  3. MCT
  4. PCT
  5. Histiocytic a
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2
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what is the most common hematopoietic tumor in animals

A

lymphoma

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3
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lymphoma has what paraneoplastic syndrome

A

hypercalcemia

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4
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lymphoma is characterized based on

A
  1. Size
  2. B, T or NK cell
  3. Flow cytometry
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5
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what is N:C ratio for lymphoma

A

high

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6
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what are cytoplasmic features for lymphoma

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small amount, vary hues if blue (basophilic)

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7
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if there is not cytological confirmation of lymphoma what do you do next

A

PCR for antigen receptor rearrangement

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8
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if there is cytological confirmation of lymphoma what do you do next

A

flow cytometry, IHC

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9
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who does TVT occur in

A

free-roaming, sexually actives animals living in temperate climates

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10
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how are neoplastic TVT cells transplanted

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between MM- oral cavity, nasal cavity, genitalia

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11
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what is N:C ratio for TVT

A

moderate

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12
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what are some cytoplasmic features for TVT

A

distinct/punctate vacoules, pale basophilic cytoplasm

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13
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what tumor

A

TVT

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14
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what dogs breeds are predisposed to MCT

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boxers, pugs, Boston terriers

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15
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what paraneoplastic syndromes associated with MCT

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  1. Gastric ulcers
  2. Localized inflammation
  3. Anaphylactic shock
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16
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what cats are predisposed to MCT

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young Siamese and Burmese

17
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what is mastocytemia

A

mast cells present in circulation

18
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mastocytemia is always a __finding secondary to __

A

abnormal, secondary to inflammatory disease of neoplasia

19
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what is N:C ratio for MCT

20
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what are cytoplasmic features for MCT

A

purple granules, moderate amount of pale

21
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what tumor

22
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what is grade I MCT

A

well differentiated, granulated mast cells- better prognosis

23
Q

what is grade III MCT

A

high change of local reoccurrence and metastasis to regional LN

24
Q

what additional diagnostics do you do for MCT

A
  1. Grade
  2. FNA draining LN
  3. Evaluate +/- FNA liver and spleen
25
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what type of tumor

26
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what is N:C ratio for plasma cells

27
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what are cytoplasmic features for plasma cells

A

perinuclear clear zone, moderate amount of deeply basophilic cytoplasm

28
Q

what are some paraneoplastic syndromes for multiple myeloma

A
  1. Hypercalcemia- PTHrp or osteoblasts
  2. Hyper viscosity syndrome
29
Q

need 2 of the following 4 to dx multiple myeloma

A
  1. Rad evidence of osteolysis
  2. > 20% of plasma cells in bone marrow
  3. Monoclonal gammopathy on SPE
  4. Proteinuria
30
Q

canine histiocytoma more common in who

A

young dogs <3yrs

31
Q

histiocytomas originate where

A

langerhans cells in the epidermis of skin

32
Q

young dog what tumor

A

Histiocytoma

33
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what is N:C ratio for histiocytoma

34
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what are some cytoplasmic features for histiocytoma

A

moderate amount of pale basophilic cytoplasm

35
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what type of tumor

A

histiocyțoma

36
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plasma cell vs histiocytoma has what

A

PCT: more ansiocytosis, more ansiokaryosis, binucleation, multinucleation