Lymphoproliferative

Question 1

Asymptomatic. small # of clonal B cells

Answer 1

MBL

Question 2

primarilly involves lymphoid tissues

Answer 2

Small LL

Question 3

PB and BM lymphocytosis. Most common. 95% of B cell leukemias. Can get autoimmune disease. cracked mud chromatin.

Answer 3

CLL

Question 4

elderly disease. 55% are prolymphs.

Answer 4

PLL

Question 5

confused. mono/lymph properties. phagocyte and Igs. responds to TRAP

Answer 5

Hairy Cell

Question 6

Reed-Sternberg cells. Poly nucleated. Owl eyes. Malignant clonal proliferation.

Answer 6

Hodgkin’s

Question 7

Punched out vacules. ass. w/ EBV. L3 conversion

Answer 7

Burkitt’s

Question 8

Skin lymphoma

Answer 8

Mycosis Fungoides

Question 9

Mature lymphs wi/ convoluted cerebriform folds

Answer 9

Sezary Syndrom

Question 10

plasma cells in Bone Marrow. Russell bodies, flames cells. spike in M protein = monoclonal. 25% of MM are only light chains. IgG production

Answer 10

Multiple Myeloma

Question 11

> 20% P-cells in blood. ass. w/ rouleux.

Answer 11

Plasma cell leukemia

Question 12

Monoclonal prod of IgM. cryoglobulin

Answer 12

Waldenstrom’s Macro