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11:14 translocation?

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mantle cell lymphoma

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2
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IgH next to Cyclin D1?

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Mantle cell lymphoma

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3
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CD25 and CD11c

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Hairy cell leukemia

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4
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Popcorn cells

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Nodular Hodgkins lymphohma

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5
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8:21 translocation?

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AML with neutrophilic maturation seen in young patients with a good prognosis

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RUNX-RUNX1T1?

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AML t(8:21) seen in younger patients good prognosis, neutrophilic maturation

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7
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15:17?

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APL subclass of AML has auer rods

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8
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PML-RARa?

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APL tx with retionic acid

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9
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ALK+ or ALK-?

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ALCL

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10
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Cloverleaf assoc. with HTLV-1

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Adult T cell

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11
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9:22

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CML

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12
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Tennis Racket Birbek granuels

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Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis

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13
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8:14

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Burkitts

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14
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IgH/MYC

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Burkitts

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15
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Tingible Body macrophages?

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Burkitts

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16
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12:21

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ALL, good prognosis

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17
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Arrest of lymphocytic cells, large dark nucleus, agranular, dense packed bone marrow, TdT present on cells

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ALL common in kids

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18
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Undergoes RIchter transformation with mutations involving P53 or MYC

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CLL/SLL

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19
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14:18

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Follicular lymphoma

20
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IgH/BCL-2

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Follicular lymphoma

21
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Painless lymphadenopathy IgH translocated next to BCL2?

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Follicular lymphoma

22
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PIGA mutation

23
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Howell Jolly bodies?

24
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Heinz bodies?

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G6PD deficiency, Hgb denatured

25
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High homocystein levels only

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Folate deficiency

26
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High homocystein and MM/CoA

27
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Low serum iron ferritin and hepcidin, but high TIBC

28
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Low serum iron and TIBC with increased serum ferritin

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Anemia of Chronic Dz

29
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Pure red cell aplasia

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Diamond Blackfan syndrome

30
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Pentad of symptoms for TTP

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Fever
Thrombocytopenia
MAHA
Neuro deficits
Renal failure
31
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ADAMTS13 mutation?

32
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Splenomegaly, increased buffy coat, mature myeloid cell proliferation?

33
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occurs at all ages, >20% blasts in bone marrow, fever, fatigue, bleeding, may or may not have blasts in peripheral smear, 8:21 or 15:17

34
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Auer rods

35
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Reed sternberg cell markers?

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CD15 CD30 Pax-5

36
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Rouleaux formation?

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Hyperviscosity seen in hyperIg in Multiple Myeloma

37
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Epoetin alfa toxicities?

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Increased risk of MI, death, stroke, VTE, tumor progressioni

38
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Hydroxyurea toxicities?

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Neutropenia, oral ulcers, hyperpigmentation, mild GI upset

39
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Eculizumab toxicities?

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viral infections, lie threatening meningococcal infections, immunogenic, URT infections, msk pain, anemia, leukopenia, htn, HA, insomnia/fatigue, UTI

40
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What does Eculizumab do?

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Inhibitis terminal complement mediated intravascular hemolysis used in PNH, its only available under REMS

41
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Filgrastim toxicities? How/when to administer?

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Bone pain, allergic reaction

IV infusion 24 hrs after chemo

42
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Sargramostim toxicities?

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edema, sequestration of granulocytes in pulmonary circulation causing dyspnea, worsens existing renal and hepatic dysfunction, has benzyl alcohol causing fatal gasping syndrome in premies

43
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Oprelvekin toxicities?

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significant edema, cardiac dysrhythmias, severe allergic rxn, blood shot eyes

44
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Romiplostim toxicities?

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well tolerated most serious concern is allergic rxn

45
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Romiplostim pharmacokinetics?

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weekly administration as a SC injection

46
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What drug is used in healthy individuals with thrombocytopenia or individuals with ITP after failure of glucocorticoids and immunoglobins?

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Romiplostim

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