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Leukemia and Lymphoma (Exam 3) Flashcards

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What is leukemia?

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blood cancer = uncontrolled proliferation of a cell line (monoclonality)

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What are the 5 diagnostic tests that determine leukemia?

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complete blood count (CBC) | BM biopsy | chest-X-ray | peripheral blood smear | blood chemistry

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What are the 2 risk factors for getting leukemia?

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family history | radiation exposure

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What is the incidence of leukemia?

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1 in 3000

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What are 4 symptoms of leukemia?

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Petechiae | painless lumps | pain and fullness under ribs | thrombocytopenia = bleeding problem

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What is the pain and fullness under the ribs due to in leukemia?

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spleenomegaly and hepatomegaly

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What is the etiology of leukemia?

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unknown

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What are the 3 ways to treat leukemia?

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chemotherapy | BM transplantation | radiation therapy

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What is radiation therapy?

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gets rid of all nucleated cells

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What are the 2 main types of leukemia?

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acute leukemia and chronic leukemia

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What is acute leukemia?

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immature cell proliferation

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What are the 2 types of acute leukemia?

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acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) | acute non-lymphoblastic leukemia (ANLL)

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Where does acute lymphoblastic leukemia begin in the body and in who does this occur in?

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starts in BM | occurs in children

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What are the 3 subsets of acute lymphoblastic leukemia based off of?

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size

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What are the 3 subsets of acute lymphoblastic leukemia?

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L1 = small cell predominant | L2 = large heterogenous size | L3 = large & heterogenous

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How many subsets are in the acute non-lymphoblastic leukemia?

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7

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What is the M1 subset of ANLL?

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myeloblastic leukemia without maturation

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What is the M2 subset of ANLL?

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myeloblastic leukemia with maturation

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What is the M3 subset of ANLL?

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promyelocytic

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What is the M4 subset of ANLL?

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myelomonocytic

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What is the M5 subset of ANLL?

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monocytic

22
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What is the M6 subset of ANLL?

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erythroleukemia = RBC leukemia

23
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What is the M7 subset of ANLL?

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megakaryoblastic = platelet leukemia

24
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What is chronic leukemia?

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mature cell proliferation | occurs more in older people

25
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What are the 2 types of chronic leukemias? Which is more common?

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chronic lymphoblastic leukemia (CLL) [more common] | chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML)

26
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What is the WBC range in chronic lymphoblastic leukemia (CLL)?

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200,000 - 300,000

27
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What is the characteristic of chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML)?

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blast transformation of myelocytes into another blood cell type – people usually die from this

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What is lymphoma?

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malignant proliferation of a single cell line (lymphocytes) originating in the lymph nodes

29
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What is a fact about lymphoma concerning its common occurrence in children?

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it is the 3rd most common malignant disease in kids after acute leukemia and brain tumors

30
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What are 6 symptoms of lymphoma?

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painless swelling | feel bloated | itching | night sweats | recurring high-grade fever | swelling or the tumor occur in other organs (extra nodular lymphoma)

31
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Which 4 places in the body does painless swelling occur in lymphoma?

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neck | armpits | groin | abdomen

32
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Why is the swelling painless in lymphoma?

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lump not big enough to where it can move around

33
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What are the 3 ways to treat lymphoma?

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radiation therapy | BM transport | chemotherapy

34
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What is a diagnostic test used to determine lymphoma?

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BM biopsy

35
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What are the causes or hypothetical cause to lymphoma?

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unknown cause | not hereditary | maybe due to virus

36
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What age range is at risk for lymphoma?

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40-70 y/o

37
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What are the 8 possible triggers for lymphoma?

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gene factors | infections | herbicide exposure | carcinogens | high dose radiation | retroviruses | AIDS (Kaposi sarcoma) | abnormalities in DNA and immune response

38
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What are the 2 kinds of lymphomas?

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Hodgkin’s and Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL)

39
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What distinguishes Hodgkin’s Lymphoma from NHL?

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presence of Reed-Sternberg cells in Hodgkin’s Lymphoma

40
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What are Reed Sternberg cells?

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cells with 2 nuclei

41
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Which lymphoma is the most curable form?

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Hodgkin’s

42
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How are lymphomas graded as?

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low | intermediate | high

43
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What 2 categories are lymphomas classified based on?

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morphology | immunological markers (Lukes and Collin’s)

44
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What are the 2 morphologies of lymphoma and what do they indicate?

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nodular = confined as a nodule = indicate better prognosis | diffuse = spreading = not best prognosis

45
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What are the 4 immunological markers (Lukes and Collin’s) that lymphoma is classified based on?

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B-cells (better prognosis) | T-cells | histocytes | U-cells

46
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What are histocytes?

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kinda like monocyte

47
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What are U-cells?

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non-T and non-B cells

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