Pediatrics: Leukemia/Lymphoma Flashcards
what is the most common childhood cancer?
ALL
A patient presents with:
Anemia Sxs Petechiae, purpura Bone Pain Hepatosplenomegaly LAD
What is this concerning for?
ALL
the following labs are indicative of:
CBC:
-pancytopenia
Peripheral smear:
-lymphoblasts
Bone Marrow Biopsy:
-lymphoblasts
ALL
This leukemia is treated with:
Multi-drug chemo x 2-3 yrs
HSCT
ALL
A patient with ALL is presenting with:
Hyperkalemia
Hyperuricemia
Hyperphostphatemia
This is concerning for?
Tumor Lysis Syndrome
A patient presents with:
Anemia S/S
HA
AMS
CN Palsy
This is concerning for what?
AML
Aeur rods on peripheral smear indicate…
AML
20% myeloblasts on bone marrow biopsy indicates…
AML
Profound Leukocytosis (> 100k) is emergent in what condition?
AML
What 2 therapies treat AML?
chemo
HCT
A patient presents with:
Massive Splenomegaly Hepatomegaly Fever Night Sweats Fatigue
This is concerning for
Late stage CML
A patient presents with the following lab findings:
CBC:
- Anemia
- thrombocytosis
- Profound Leukocytosis
Peripheral Smear:
- Myeloid cells in all stages of development
- 20% blasts
CML
What test is diagnostic for CML?
Philadelphia Chromosome
What does the treatment regimen for CML look like?
Control with Tyrosine Kinase Inhibitor
Cure with HCT
The following presentation is concerning for what?
Hx of EBV
Painless Cervical/Supraclavicular LAD
B Sxs
Mediastinal Mass
Hodgkin lymphoma
What should you expect to see on biopsy in hodgkin lymphoma?
Reed Sternberg Cells
How is Hodgkin Lymphoma Treated?
Chemo/Radiation
Autologous HCT
A patient presents with:
Rapid Onset of sxs
Non-tender, enlarging LAD
B-sxs
Hepatosplenomegaly
This is concerning for?
non-Hodgkin Lymphoma