Radiation Procedures - Leukemia Flashcards
Leukemia (AAL & AML) staging system:
FAB (French American British)
Leukemia typically occurs in __ blood cells.
White
Leukemia also occurs in ___ and ___ cells.
lymphocytes, myeloid
Difference between lymphocytic leukemia and lymphoma:
Lymphomas start in ___ and ___, while lymphocytic leukemia starts in ___ and ___
Lymphomas start in lymph nodes and lymph tissue, while lymphocytic leukemia starts in bone marrow and blood
4 types of leukemia:
ALL - Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia
AML - Acute Myeloid Leukemia
CLL - Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia
CML - Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
Most common leukemia in kids:
ALL
Most common leukemia overall:
AML
Auer rods are found in?
AML
ALL is treated with: (2)
Chemo and bone marrow transplant
For leukemia, radiation is used when:
Spread is beyond bone marrow & blood
Only type of leukemia where bone marrow transplant isn’t usually used:
CLL
Type of leukemia with Philadelphia chromosome:
CML
Previous radiation exposure is a risk factor for this type of leukemia:
CML
Allogenic bone marrow transplant is from:
Family member
Syngenic bone marrow transplant is from:
Twin