Pediatric Oncology and Hematology - Final TEST
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- Q1Choose bad prognostic factors in acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL):poor prednisone responsetranslocation (9;22)translocation (4;11)all them300s
- Q2Children reach adult percentage of lymphocytes at the age of:3 months7 years3 weeks18 years300s
- Q3Methotrexate causes listed side effects EXCEPT:mucositisdermatitiscardiomyopathymyelosupression300s
- Q4A 4S stage neuroblastoma won’t be:7 months old child with a 2cm large adrenal tumor, skin lesions and metastasis to the liver4 months old child with a 2cm large adrenal tumor2 years old child with a 3cm large tumor on the left side of thorax cavity and bone infiltration5 months old child with a 2cm large adrenal tumor and skin lesions300s
- Q5Choose correct recommendations for preventing acute tumor lysis syndrome:diureticsall of thema xanthine oxidase inhibitorintense hydratation300s
- Q6Choose diseases with increased risk for developing Wilms tumor:Beckwith-Wiedemann syndromeaniridiaall of themgenitourinary abnormalities300s
- Q7Chose mandatory tests in the diagnostic process of ALL :3. PET of whole body2. bone marrow aspirationcorrect answers are 1 and 21. lumbar puncture with CSF analysis300s
- Q8Increased AFP level might be present in:correct answers are 2 and 33. gonadal tumors2. hepatoblastoma1. leukemia300s
- Q9The most common localization for B-cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma is:mediastinumabdomenbone marrow and spleenCNS and Waldeyer’s tonsillar ring300s
- Q10The most common congenital bleeding disorder is:von Willebrand diseasehemophilia Ahemophilia Bfactor XII deficiency300s
- Q11Choose INCORRECT sentence about Pneumocystis jiroveci (carinii) lung infections in children with ALL:pulmonary infection might be life-threatingprophylaxis is carried out through whole treatment of ALLprophylaxis of Pneumocytis jiroveci is not recommendedoral trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole is used300s
- Q1217 y.o. boy with 2 weeks history of pain located below the right knee. First symptoms started after soccer practise and pain increased with physical activity. On physical examination- no visible deformity, both legs have the same circufference, temperature and colour. No FH of thrombophilia. Choose recommended action:prescribe painkillers in form of lotionrecommend rehabilitationrecommend stabilisation of the right leg for 2 weekstake an X-ray of the right knee300s
- Q13Marker for rhabdomyosarcoma in children is:there is no marker of RMScatecholamines and neurospecyphic enolaseAFP and hCGLDH and ferritin300s
- Q14Most common localization for osteosarcoma is/are:femur and tibiacervical vertebraemaxilla and mandibularpelvic bone300s
- Q15Choose appropriate recommendation for a 10 y.o. boy with petechiae and bruses all over the body, without hepatosplenomegaly, without other abnormalities on PE. In history a viral infection of upper respiratory tract about 1 month ago. In CBC: WBC- 5000/mm3, Hgb- 12mg/dl (120 g/L), PLT- 10 000/mm3, peripheral blood smear: granulocytes- 54%, lymphocytes- 34%, monocytes- 6%, eosinophiles- 3%, basophiles- 3%.bone marrow aspiration biopsyplatelet concentrate infusionantibiotic therapyimmunoglobulin i.v. for 2-5 days300s