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Pan-CP 2 Flashcards

(5 cards)

1
Q

Adult T-cell leukemia/lymphoma (ATLL)

  • characteristic cell?
  • casuative agent?
  • geographic distribution?
  • disease caused by the same agent?
A
  • flower cell
  • HTLV-1, a retrovirus endemic to southern Japan, Brazil, South Africa, and the Caribbean. Spread thru sex, breastfeeding, blood
  • 1:40 people infection w/ HTLV will develop ATLL
  • tropical spastic paraparesis – characterized by myelopathy/neuropathy, which progresses to lead to irreversible neurologic impairments
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2
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Burkitt:

  • characteristic translocation (hint: multiple partners)
A

c-Myc (8) translocates to:

  • IgH (14)
  • Ig-lambda light chain (2)
  • Ig-kappa light chain (22)
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3
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What blood components do the following stains stain?

  1. Chloroacetate esterase
  2. Napthyl esterase (non-specific esterase)
  3. Myeloperoxidase
  4. Sudan Black
  5. Period acid-Schiff (PAS): ALL vs. AML
A
  1. granulocytes
  2. monocytes >>>> other lineages
  3. immature and mature neutrophils; mature monocytes
  4. myeloblasts/myelocytes; lipid vacuoles in Burkitt lymphoma
  5. ALL: rosary beads; AML: diffuse granular hue
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4
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Dohle bodies

  • found in?
  • composed of?
A

infective and inflammatory states (especially burns)

normal pregnancy

congenital anomolies like May-Hegglin (MYH9)

composed of piled up RER – high RNA content. Can be destroyed w/ ribonuclease rx.

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5
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Follicular lymphoma

  • translocation?
  • characteristic stain? is it always +?
  • grading?
  • bone marrow involvement?
A
  • t(14;18) IgH:bcl-2
  • bcl-2 – however can be bcl-2 (especially in peds cases)
  • grade 1: 0-5 centroblasts/hpf
  • grade 2: 6-15 centroblasts/hpf
  • grade 3a: >15 centroblasts/hpf
  • grade 3b: all centroblasts
  • BM invovlement in 40-70%, usually paratrabecular
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