Peds Heme/Onc Flashcards

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What are the clinical hallmarks of sickle cell disease?

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vaso-occlusive phenomena and hemolysis

can lead to acute and chronic pain and tissue ischemia or infarction

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What is the mutation involved in sickle cell disease?

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point mutation in the beta globin gene

results in sickle hemoglobin= HbS

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Acute complications of sickle cell dz

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  • infections
  • severe anemia
  • aplastic crisis-Parvo B19
  • Vaso-occlusive phenomena
  • Dactylitis
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What are some of the recommendations for sickle cell dz?

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  • antibiotic prophylaxis (w/in first 3 mo until age 5)
  • Folic acid w/o iron, Vit D and calcium
  • Hydroxyurea
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What should and should not be used in sickle cell crisis?

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Should: IVF, hydration

NOT= demerol and toradol

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What is Henoch-Schonlein purpura?

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inflammatory vasculitis

Immunoglobulin A vasculitis

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What is the tetra of sx in Henoch-Schonlein purpura?

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  • Distinct rash (purpuric non-blanching on legs/trunk)
  • Arthritis
  • GI- abd pain, N/V
  • Renal- proteinuria, hematuria
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Sudden appearance of petechial rash, bruising, and/or bleeding in an otherwise healthy child, what do you suspect?

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Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic purpura

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What is the normal platelet count in Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic purpura

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<100,000 (LOW!)

need to watch and eval for spontaneous bleed

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MC malignancy of childhood?

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Acute lymphocytic leukemia

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Who is at 14x risk of having Acute lymphocytic leukemia

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Pt’s w/ Down Syndrome

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Sx of Acute lymphocytic leukemia

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  • Supraclavicular-epitrochlear lymphadenopathy*
  • fever, bleeding, bone pain
  • hepatosplenomegaly
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Dx and tx for Acute lymphocytic leukemia

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dx= bone marrow biopsy

tx= chemo

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What chromosome abnormality is involved in Chronic Myelocytic Leukemia?

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Philadelphia chromosome
(translocation of chromosomes 9 and 22)
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What is the “Radiologist sign”

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swollen lymph node in neck that is visible when the pt turns head?

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MC childhood CA in 15-19 yos

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Hodgkins Lymphoma

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MC sign of Hodgkins Disease?

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  • Painless cervical or supraclavicular adenopathy*

- mediastinal mass causing cough/SOB

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What are the 3 “B” sx that indicate bad prognosis

(In Hodgkins Disease slide?)

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  1. Unexplained weight loss
  2. unexplained persistent fever
  3. recurrent drenching night sweats
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What staging system is used for Hodgkins disease?

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Ann Arbor staging system

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What is used for dx in Hodgkins disease? (pathology)

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tissue biopsy= Reed-Sternberg cells!!

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Signs and sx of non-Hodgkins lymphoma

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enlarging, non-tender lymphadenopathy

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Burkitt lymphoma mimics…

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acute appendicitis or intussusception

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Sx of Neuroblastoma?

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presenting sx reflect the location of the primary tumor

periorbital ecchymosis “Raccoon eyes

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Average age of pt with Wilms tumor?

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How are Wilms tumors normally found?
*Incidentally* | 25% of pts have HTN
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For any pediatric pt, an abdominal mass is considered??
Malignant until proven otherwise
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What type of cell does rhabdomyosarcoma arise from?
primitive mesenchymal cell
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Histologic appearance of rhabdomyosarcoma?
small round blue cell
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Peak age of osteosarcoma
13-16
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At time of dx, is metastasis common in osteosarcoma?
yes, 10-20% have metastases. MC to the lung
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Where in the bones do osteosarcomas have a predilection for?
metaphyseal region of long bones | MC= distal femur, prox tibia
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localized pain, atraumatic in any child in one bone/extremity= what do you do?
XRAY
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what are the 2 characteristic XRAY findings in osteosarcoma?
- Codman's triangle | - "Sunburst" pattern
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Ewing's sarcoma- MC arise from what bones?
Long bones of the extremities
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Common sx of a pt w/ Ewing's Sarcoma?
- nighttime bone pain**** - localized pain or swelling - fever, fatigue, weight loss
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MC sign of Retinoblastoma?
White pupillary reflex (leukocoria)
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Philadelphia chromosome
CML
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Reed Sternburg Cells
Hodgkins
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Raccoon eyes
Neurobastoma
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Any pediatric mass in abdomen=?
malignant until proven otherwise
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Small blue cell
Rhabdo
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Long bones
Ewings
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White eye
Retinoblastoma