Question | Answer |
the most characteristic change seen in the peripheral smear of a patient with multiple myeloma is | rouleaux |
The morphological classifications of anemia in the myelodysplastic syndromes is | macrocytic normochromic |
All of the following are dysplastic changes of platelets frequently seen in MDS | Micro megakaryocytes, abnormal granuels, giant platelets |
An abnormal Provo for rations of dysfunctional B lymphocytes is commonly associated with | CLL and infectious mono |
Hypogammaglobulinemia is a significant feature and half of patience with CLL this complication can lead to | Bacterial or skin infections, herpes, autoimmune hemalytic anemia (AHA) |
A significant feature of hairy cell leukemia not seen and other acute leukemia as is | Pancytopenia |
The blast count in most individuals with MDS is | Less than 20 percent |
One of the key White cell features in MDS is | Hypo and hyper granulated cells, hypo segmented cells, nuclear material to smooth, psudo Plager hue, degenerating neutrophils |
Which of the following genetic alterations is associated with a poor prognosis in CLL | trisomy 12 |
A new treatment for multiple myeloma which was once banned from used for pregnant women is | thalidomide |
Hey prefer your blood picture dominated by cells that appear convoluted with an ovoid nucleus and clefting would most likely be seen in | sezary syndrome |
Effective means of treating iron overload in them Milo dysplastic syndrome is | iron chelation |
The most common hematological malignancies in the adult population is | MDS myelo dysplastic syndrome |
Which of the following chromosome disorders in MDS has a poor predictive influence | Deletion 7 |