non hodgkin lymphoma Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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what ring of lymph nodes is associated with non hodgkin lymphoma ?

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waldeyer’s ring in the pharynx

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what is the most common non hodgkin lymphoma ?

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diffuse large b cell lymphoma which is associated with CLL

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3
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what are the CD expression in diffuse large b cell lymphoma ?

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CD 19 and CD 20

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4
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what is the common case scenario associated with diffuse large b cell lymphoma ?

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occurs in patients who have HIV

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5
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what is the treatment for diffuse large b cell lymphoma ?

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treated with rituximab which is an anti CD 20 drug

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6
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what is the drug used against CD20 ?

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rituximab , used in B cell lymphoma

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what is a follicular lymphoma and what is the genetic association with it ?

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a b cell malignancy , a non hodgkin lymphoma
associated with t(14:18)
of heavy chain Ig (14 ) and BCL-2 (18)
germinal centre B cells usually lack Bcl2

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what is the clinical presentation associated with follicular lymphoma ?

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waxinig and weaning presentation indolent course with painless lymphadenopaty

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9
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what does Bcl-2 normally do ?

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inhibits apoptosis by stabilizing the mitochondrial membrane , preventing the release of cytochrome c

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10
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what mutation is associated with DLBCL ?

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Bcl-2 Bcl-6

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what is the difference between follicular lymphoma vs reactive lymphoma ?

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both show follicular growth
there is somatic hypermutation in the B cells
which means theres macrophages, they have tingible bodies , which is not seen in a follicular lymphoma

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what are the genetic mutations associated with mantle cell lymphoma ?

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t(11;14) translocation of cyclin D1 and heavy chain Ig
overexpression of cyclin D no halting in the cell cycle

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13
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what CD is expressed in mantle cell lymphoma ?

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CD5

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14
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what is the typical presentation associated with mantle cell lymphoma ?

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associated with a very aggressive presentation , patients usually present at a very late stage

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15
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what are the genetics associated with marginal cell lymphoma ?

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t(11;18)

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16
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what are the associations of marginal cell lymphoma ?

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associated with chronic inflammation
sjogren syndrome - salivary glands
chronic gastritis
MALT lymphoma - which may regress with h pylori treatment

17
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what is SLL ?

A

small lymphocytic lymphoma is a different expression of CLL , same disease
CD5 positive
the difference is it has a lower lymphocyte count

18
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what is the age group associated with burkitts lymphoma ?

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adolescents or young kids

19
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what is the genetic associations of burkitts lymphoma ?

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associated with t(8;14)
translocation of the c-myc gene

20
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what infection is commonly associated with burkitts lymphoma ?

21
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what does burkitts lymphoma look like under the microscope ?

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starry sky appearance with sheets of lymphocytes

22
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what is the clinical presentation associated with burkitts lymphoma ?

A

jaw lesion
or pelvic or abdominal lesion in the sporadic form

23
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what CD does EBV express ?

24
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what is the function of cmyc aslan ?

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a transcription factor

25
what do the macrophages in burkitts lymphoma look like ?
tingible bodies , which phagocytose the b cells undergoing apoptosis
26
what is adult t cell lymphoma ?
affects adults , T cell malignancy caused by HTLV ,
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what is the usual history associated with adult t cell lymphoma ?
associated with IV drug use associated with japanese , carribeans lytic lesions and hypercalcemia
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what is cutaneous t cell lymphoma ?
affects kolo , most common subtype is mycosis fungoides , associated with cerebriform shaped cells in association with sezary syndrome
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what is the difference between mycosis fungoides and sezary syndrome ?
localized disease - mycosis fungoides diffuse systematic disease - sezary syndrome
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what is seen on skin biopsy of mycosis fungoides ?
pautrier microabscess