Newman - Lymphoma and Leukemia, LAD Flashcards
Large cell with multiple or multi-lobulated nuclei. CD15+, CD30+
Reed-Sternberg cell
List the three B symptoms - systemic symptoms important in staging.
- Unexplained fever 39C (~103F) degrees
- Wt loss >10% total body over last three months
- Drenching night sweats
When should someone undergo CHEST RADIOGRAPHY BEFORE undergoing lymph nodebiopsy?
Any patient with persistent, unexplained LAD unassociated with obvious underlying inflammatory or infectious process.
Use to identify the presence or absence of a large mediastinal mass.
- **Burkitt Location of tumor in..
1. Sporadic
2. Endemic/Africa
- Abdomen
2. Head and neck
***What accounts for 97% of childhood malignancies?
Acute leukemias (subtypes: AML, ALL; but ALL much more common in children)
Trisomy 21 increases risk for what neoplasm?
ALL and AML
AML is more likely in what age range in a child with Down Syndrome?
Less than 3 years old
Marker for hematologic malignancies
LDH
When do you biopsy?
If an enlarged supraclavicular node is palpated ALONG WITH other findings (B symptoms, multiple nodes, abnormal CXR or CT) that are consistent with malignancy.
NHL epidemiology - part of what notable genetic syndrome?
Ataxia-telangiectasia
A unilateral, large painful node with unremitting fever (104-105F) for 5 days.
Kawasaki
Girl does not feel well. Tender swelling in L axilla and fever. Began shaving a few weeks ago. Most likely etiology?
Infectious
possibly incise and drain.
Tularemia
rabbits
Cat Scratch organism
bartonella henselae
Yersinsia
plague