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Leukaemia Flashcards

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leukaemia defination ?

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  • it is a neoplastic disorder
  • characterized by
  • uncontrolled abnormal proliferation of Haemopoirtic cells
  • progresively increasing infiltration of bOne marrow
  • which refelcts the Peripheral blood
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L classification ?

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  • acute myeloblastic L
  • chronic lymphoblastic L
  • MIXED phenotypic AL
  • acute myelocytic / granulocytic L
  • chronic lymphocytic L
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ALL classification ??

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  • small homogenous lymphoblast
  • large h l
  • heterogenous l

L1 - L2 - L3

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AML classification ?

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  1. minimal differentiated AML
  2. ML without maturation
  3. ML with maturation
  4. hypergranular pro-myelocytic L
  5. myelo-monocytic L
  6. monocytic L
  7. Erythro-L
  8. Megakaryo-Blastic L

FAB classification

M0 - M7

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which Acute L in children ??

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lymphoblastic

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which acute L in adult ??

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myeloblastic

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Blast cell >30% = ??

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AL

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BLAST cell = 20%
> 5%

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myeloblastic syndrome

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which L is less aggressive?

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chronic L

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DIFFICULt to cure / less respinsivee to therapeutic intervention which L ?N

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chronic L

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WHAT is Blast cell ??

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early bone marrow Haemopoietic cells - found in AL

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Slower progression which L ?

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Chronic L

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CBC of AML ?

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  • Hb% -
  • PCV -
  • RBC count -
  • WBC count = high/normal with blast cell = Gross leukocytosis
  • platelet count -
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Bone marromarrow of AML ??

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  1. cellularity = hypercellular
  2. M/E ratio = +
  3. erythropoiesis = -
  4. granulopoiesis = immature blast cells
  5. megalaryopoiesis = -
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PBF of AML ?

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  • RBC = Normochromic normocytic anisocytosis poikilocytosis macrocytes - mild polychromasia
  • platelet = (-)
  • WBC = immature blast cells + Auer bodies + smear cells + gross leukocytosis with left shift + prominent cell - Myeloblast
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cytochemical stains of AML ?

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  • sudan black B +
  • myeloperoxidase +
  • periodic acid schiff -
  • non-specific esterase +
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immunophenotyping of AML ?

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CD13
CD33

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CBC & PBF of ALL ?

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Same as AML

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Bone marrow of ALL ?

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same as AML

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Cytochemical stains of ALL ?

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Opposite to AML

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main diagnostic criteria for acute L ?

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  • anemia
  • thrombocytopenia
  • presence of blast cells
  • with/without leukocytosis
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cytoplasm of myeloblast special feature ?

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auer rods ?

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what is auer rods ?

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large crystalline cytoplasmic inclusion bodies found in myeloblastic cells

17
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what is faggots ?

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multiple auer rods

18
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origin of auer rods ?

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fusion of azurophil granules

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Myeloblast vs Lymphoblast ?

just Myeloblast porbo then ulta for L

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  • size= larger
  • cytoplasm = more- granular
  • nucleoli = more
  • N/C ratio =not so high
  • chromatin = loose
  • auer body = +
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why anemia & thrombocytopenia in acute L ?

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normal HSC are replaced by infiltrating neoplastic cells

21
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AML & ALL ??

100%

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  1. AML = adult
  2. prominent cell = myeloblast
  3. more common
  4. auer rods = +
  5. smears cell = -
  6. cytochemical stain = all
  7. response to therapy is low
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PBF of CML ?

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  • RBC - N-N-A-P-polychromasi - basophilic stippling
  • Platelet = chroni + late stage -
  • WBC = leukocytosis & markdly shift to left , myelocyte , metamyelocytes , E+B = ++++ Eosinoiphilia
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CBC of CML ?

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  • Hb% -
  • RBC -
  • WBC= gross leukocytosis with left shift
  • Platelet = chronic phase + late phase -
23
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BM of CML ?

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  • C= hypercellular
  • M/E = +
  • E= -
  • G= myelocyte & myeloblast
  • M = +/depressed
24
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chromosomal study of CML ?

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Philadelphia c

25
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Lab Dx of CLL ?

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same as CML

25
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biochemical examination of CML ?

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    • = V-B12 , uric acid , LDH
    • = LAP score leukocyte alkaline phosphate
26
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which chromosome abnormal in Philadelphia

27
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M/A of Philadelphia C ?

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Reciprocal translocation between C- 22 & 9

28
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transfer portion of chromosome of 22 & 9 ??/

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C-abl = abelson cellular protooncogen of C-9 is transferred to Break point cluster region of C-22
long aarm of C-22 is transferred to short arm of c-9

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consequences of Philadelphia C ?

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C-abl DNA are joined to DNA of C-22 = oncogene producntion = alerted structure & fucntion

30
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Phases of CML?

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  1. chronic phase
  2. accelerated phase
  3. blastic phase
30
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cause of death in CML ?

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  1. blastic crisis
  2. secodary infection
  3. myelofibrosis
31
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Blastic crsis means ??

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transformation to acute L

32
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what is Chloroma ?

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localized sub-periosteal leukaemic tumor masses

AML-CML/CGL

32
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Blast cells count in Blastic crisis ?

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-. myeloblast = 70-80%
lymphopblast = 20-30%

33
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Blood picture of blastic crisis ?

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  • Hb% -
  • Plateelt - =thrombocytopenia
  • Basophill = +
    • blast cells
34
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types of Leukaemoid reaction ?

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  1. myeloid LR
  2. lymphatic LR
35
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What is Leukaemoid reaction ??

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it is a occurance of peripheral blood picture resembling that of L in a subject who does not have L
but BM = shows normal picture ……

35
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MLR ?/

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  1. acute haemolysis
  2. infection
  3. pneumonia
  4. meningitis
  5. septicemia
  6. miliary TB
36
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Lymphatic Leukaemoid reaction >??

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  • CMV
  • Infectious mononucleosis
  • pertusis
  • measles
  • wouphing cough
  • miliary TB

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37
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what is leuco-erythroblastic Blood picture ??

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presence of immature myeloid + nucleated red cells in the peripheral blood

38
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causes of L-E blood picture ?

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  1. secondary carcinoma of bone
  2. multiple myeloma
  3. myelofibrosis
  4. marble bone diseases
  5. Thalassemia
  6. lymphoma
  7. haemolytic anaemia
39
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Pancytopenia + L-E-Blood picture ?

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  1. lymphoma
  2. myelofibrosis
  3. metasttatic carcinoma of BM
40
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Sub-leukaemic L ????

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  • total WBC count in peripheral blood is not increased - few blast cells are presnet ???
  • but BM shows a picture of L
40
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No blast cells in PBF is called ??

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Aleukaemic L

41
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what is myelodysplastic syndrome ?

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it is a heterogenous group og L related condition characterized by various combination of A+ N+thrombocytopenia

42
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Hallmark of myelodysplastic syndrome ?

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apoptosis in peripheral blood

43
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CBC of Myelodysplastic s ?

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same as AML

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