other lymphoprolifera tive

Question 1

characterized by small B lymphocytes with abundant cytoplasm and fine (“hairy”) cytoplasmic projections. The postulated cell of origin is the peripheral B cell of post– germinal center stage (memory B cell).

a. hairy
b. mantle lymphoma

Answer 1

a.Hairy Cell leukemia

Question 2

is a lymphoproliferative disorder characterized by medium-sized lymphoid cells with irregular nuclear outlines derived from the follicular mantle zone

✓ lymph nodes show a replacement of normal nodal architecture with a diffuse proliferation of
monotonous, medium-sized lymphoid cells with irregular nuclear outlines

Answer 2

b. mantle lymphoma

Question 3

**a originates from germinal center B cells and in most cases recapitulates follicular architecture **

a. hairy
b. mantle lymphoma
c. Follicular Lymphoma
d. Burkitt Lymphoma

Answer 3

c. Follicular Lymphoma

Question 4

-composed of small to medium-sized lymphoid cells with irregular nuclear outlines
(cerebriform nuclei)

a. Sezary cells
b. ✓ Sézary syndrome

Answer 4

a. Sezary cells

Question 5

by definition a disseminated disease with leukemic presentation and skin and lymph node involvement

a. Sezary cells
b. ✓ Sézary syndrome

Answer 5

b. ✓ Sézary syndrome

Question 6

**✓ Malignant lymphoma but differs in that the cells reacting to the neoplasm predominant rather than the neoplastic cells themselves **

a. Sezary cells
b. ✓ Sézary syndrome
c. Hodgkin’s lymphoma

Answer 6

c. Hodgkin’s lymphoma

Question 7

**= based to histologic appearance of the involved tissue from lymph node biopsy **

a. Rye classification of Hodgkin
b. Ann Arbor classification of Hodgkin

Answer 7

a. Rye classification of Hodgkin

Question 8

Most widely used staging scheme,depends on
histologic type and the extent of tissue involvement

a. Rye classification of Hodgkin
b. Ann Arbor classification of Hodgkin

Answer 8

b. Ann Arbor classification of Hodgkin