uworld leukemia Flashcards

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what is necesasrry for the diagnosis of TTP?

A

MAHA and thombocytopenia

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2
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what’s the problem in b thalaseemia?

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mrna formation

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3
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pure red cell aplasia associated with?

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when you lose red cells and nothing else.

thymoma, lymphocytic leukemias, parvovirus b19

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4
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what happens after autosplenetomy in SS?

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predisposed to infections

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5
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sickle cell patient has macrocytic anemia now, why?

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increased folate requirement

can happen in other hemolytic anemias too

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what is the mutation in polycythemia vera?

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its with the jaks2 (cystplasmi tyrosine kinase) which phosphorylate the erythropeiten receptor and then the stats -> uncontrolled proliferation

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an alcohol man has a prolonged PT and wont even correct with witamin k, whats the problem?

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f7 defiency because its the shortest half life and he has cirrhosis

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a woman has hypertension who is pregnant and you can see a hematoma, shes having a placental abruption. she then bleeds from her vagina, gums, IV sites. whats happening?

A

she has DIC from the release of tissue factor (thromboplastin) into circulation

amniotic fluid relase (embolism) into maternal circulation can also cause DIC but would have hypotensenion and shock, not hypertension

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9
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which breast tumor marker means more agressive?

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her2, but use the traztuzumab

estrogen/progesterone recetpro better

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10
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who is at risk for lead poisoning?

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industrial workers like miners

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a 4 year old boy dies of an overhwelming infection, erythroid cells are found in the liver and spleen, this indicates what?

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chronic hemolysis, seen often in sever chronic hemolytic anemias, like beta thalsemmia

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a smoker has notived weight gain, easy brusing, and skin getting darker, he also has abdominal epigastric pain and HTN. he has a mass in his lung field. Whats the deal?

A

ACTH production by the mass in the lung

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13
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a woman has a leukemoid reaction (increased LAP) what what you also see

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dhole bodies in the neutrophils, which are basophilic oval inclusions in mature neutrophils

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a 30 yo man with a history of hiv has abdominal distention and anorexia, ct scan shows ascites and a large mass surrounding the small intesting. the mass has a high proliferatin fraction (ki-67 fraction) of > 99%. which infection is associated with the development of this condition?

A

EBV

this man has burkitt lymphoma

EBV is associated with 40% of immunodifiency derived burkitt lymphomas and nearly all of the endemic ones

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15
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a 32 year old woman with dvts and pe has a normal ptt, add protein c and ptt still remains unchagned. whats up?

A

factor v leiden

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16
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a 12 year old sickle boy dies. spleen is firm and brown, this is most likely due to?

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vaso occlusion -> splenic infarctions -> evneutal autosplenectomy

brown is from the hemosiderosis from all the extravascular hemolysis

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a 3 day old baby has 99th percent head circunference, bulging anterior fontanelle, and downaward driven eyes. whats up?

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vit k defiency, parents refused injection

causes intracranial hemmorhage (told in stem)

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18
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whats the worst prognosis for colon cancer?

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penetration into the mecularis mucosa (stage is more important than grade, which is what all the other choices were)

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an 8 year old boy has a one week history of fever and throat pain is brought to the ED with sever dyspnea, tachypnea, and inspiratory stridor. He has also been having dysphagia for solif food for two weeks. he has?

A

t all

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20
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a man dies of hepatocellulae carcinoma, all the cells of his liver have dna fragments integrated into their DNA. whats is it?

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HBV which once integrated can continue to synthesise oncogenic genes like HBx that inactivate p53 tumor supressor

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21
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a 41 year old previously healthy woman has weakness and fatigue. She has epistaxis and mucosal pallowshe has?

A

aml, just thought it was a good description

22
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decreased activity of what gene would increase risk of many cancers?

A

p53 because it is a tumor suppresor! only option that was a supressor

23
Q

a boy after a dental extraction has bleeding. what to treat with?

A

thrombin, you had to assume he had a hemophilia

he cant make the the thrombin so just give it to him

24
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question about lab value in HUD

A

said you would see elevated indirect bilirubin and LDH

25
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a woman has muscle weakness, weight loss, subjective fevers, and occasional abdominal discomfort. A photo is shown with nodular lesions on her hands. what is this associated with?

A

overian adenocarcinoma

she has dermatomyositis, similar to polymyosits but with additional skin findings

you get proximal muscle weakness, grotton’s papules, heliotrope rash around eye lids and permysial infiltrate on biopsy

can occur alone or as paraneoplastic syndrome

26
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a 60 year old hhad a valve replacement due and has helmet cells and burr cells…..

A

mechanical trauma

27
Q

blc2 normally inhibits?

A

cell death cascade

28
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g6pd answer?

A

heriditary enzyme deficiency

29
Q

man with aortic valve replacement and helmet cells, wat lab value?

A

decreased haptoglobin

30
Q

hematopoesis of the myeloid lineage

A

myeloid prognitor -> myeloblast, promyelocyte (almost always a malignancy when seen in peripheral smear) -> myelocyte, metamyelocyte (can sometimes be seen in leukemoid reaction) -> band and NEBs (both can normally be seen in peripheral blood smear

31
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tumor invasion process

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  1. detach from each other by decreased expression of e-cadherins
  2. adhere to the basement membrane with laminins
  3. invade the basement membrane with metalloproteinases
32
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42 year old man has fever and persistent sore throat, bruises on his trunk. blood oozing from IV catheters.

A

aml

33
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a person with heriditary sperhocytosis is at risk for?

A

pigmented gallstones because extravscula hemolysis

also showed ldh

34
Q

a man has chronic pancreatitis from being an alchy, whats the problem with his macrocytic cells?

A

impaired thymidine synthesis (an purine)

could be from folate or b12

35
Q

a man with colon cancer is expressing egfr, an inhibitor is used, what would make ineffective?

A

kras mutation

36
Q

a man with polycythemia vera with ruddy complexion, what is causing?

A

increased bone marrow sensitivity to growth factors

37
Q

dysplasia is?

A

reversible

38
Q

a man devlops dic from n minigitidis what would u see on smear?

A

schistocytes

39
Q

a man with bladder (transitional cell/urothelial) cancer and what would be the most imortant prognostic factor?

A

the stage, if it has involved the muscular layer of the bladder

40
Q

warfarin skin necrosis is related to?

A

underlying protein c or s deficiecny

41
Q

a man with multiple bouts of fever and sore throat depsite antibiotic therapies, bruises easily and feels run down has?

A

aml

42
Q

what would you see in the renal biposy of a man with paroxysmal nocturnall hemoglobinuria?

A

hemosiderosis

43
Q

what two key factors are most important in granulation tissue and neoplastic tissue to create bllood vessels?

A

vegf and fribroblast growth factor

44
Q

a 6 year old kid has B all, what is it?

A

a neoplasm of precursos b cells

45
Q

what does c myc do?

A

its a transcription activator

46
Q

a person has iron deficiency and is treated with iron and several weeks later on peripheral you see enlarged RBCs that appear blue on wright giemsa stain. the bluish color is due to?

A

ribosomal RNA

47
Q

can TTP have renal involvement?

A

yes

48
Q

mono sighn?

A

petechial of the palat

49
Q

family history of lots of tumors?

A

tp53 which is responsible for le fraumeni

50
Q

iron deficiency in older men or post menopausual women?

A

think gi malagnancy

51
Q

sepsis can be caused by?

A

gram - endotoxin or gram + (eg peptidoglycans and lipoteichoic acids)