PathMD Quizes, Hematopathology Hematopathology – 03 October 29, 2017 peferguson Make sure to subscribe to PathMD to stay up to date with new content and features!! 1. AML-M2 with basophilia is more often associated with which of the following translocations?All of the answers are correctt(12p) and t(6;9) t(12p)t(8;21) t(6;9) 2. A 45 y/o male presents with a skull based lesion. A biopsy is performed, and representative images with special stains are shown. Based on the findings, the best diagnosis is: Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #5 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #5. CD1a Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #5. S-100 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #5 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #5Langerhan Cell HistiocytosisGaucher diseaseInflammatory pseudotumorRosai-Dorfman disease Histiocytic Sarcoma 3. A 50 y/o of female presents with numerous immature and erythroid cells comprising 90% of the marrow cells. Myeloperoxidase stain is negative, and the cells express glycophorin A by flow cytometry. Based on the histologic and flow cytometry findings, what is the best diagnosis? Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #1 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #1 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #1AML-M6bAML-M1AML-M0 AML-M6aAML-M7 4. AML-M2 is characterized by all of the following EXCEPT:>/= 3% of the blasts are positive for myeloperoxidase Most commonly associated with t(8;21)Positive for CD13, CD33, and HLA-DR May have > 50% erythroid precursors Often associated with AML1/ETO translocation 5. A patient presents with 70% blasts in the bone marrow aspirate. Cytochemical stains are performed and shown. Based on the findings, what is the proper FAB classification of this process? Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #6 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #6. SBB (Sudan Black) Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #6. MPO (Myeloperoxidase) Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #6. ANBE Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #6. ANAE Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #6. CAEAML-M3AML-M0 AML-M5AML-M4AML-M2 6. A 65 y/o female has persistent anemia with no known cause. A bone marrow biopsy was performed and representative images of the aspirate, biopsy, and iron stain are shown. No significant findings were present in the granulocytic or megakaryocytic lineages. Based on the findings, what is the best diagnosis? Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #2 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #2 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #2 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #2Sideroblastic anemia 5q- syndrome Refractory anemia with multilineage dysplasiaRefractory anemia with ringed sideroblastsRefractory anemia 7. What is the minimum percentage of blasts is required in the peripheral blood to meet the criteria for a diagnosis of acute leukemia?50%30%20%5%10% 8. A 6 y/o male presents with a pleural mass. A biopsy was performed and representative images and special stains are shown. Based on the findings, the best diagnosis is: Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #3 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #3. TdT Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #3. Ki-67 IHC stain Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #3. CD8 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #3. CD20Mantle Cell LymphomaT-Cell Lymphoma, NOS ThymomaT-Cell ALLBurkitt Lymphoma 9. What is the minimum percentage of blasts is required in the bone marrow to meet the criteria for a diagnosis of acute leukemia?30%10%20%5%50% 10. A 45 y/o female presents with increased blasts in the peripheral blood (WBC = 50K) some which have an apple core morphology. A myeloperoxidase stain performed on the peripheral blood shows the blasts to have a high level of positivity in virtually all of the cells. Images for this case show the flow cytometry for this case. Based on these findings, the best diagnosis is: Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #4 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #4 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #4 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #4 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #4 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #4 Hematopathology - Part 3, Case #4AML-M1AML-M5AML-M4T-Cell ALL AML-M3 Loading... Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Print (Opens in new window) Print Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Related