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2015-2016
Topic: HEMA-ONCO REVIEWER
Lecturer: Dra. Taquiqui
4. These statements are true of physiologic anemia of infancy 11. Typical facies in homozygous B thalassemia includes the
EXCEPT following EXCEPT
a. No therapy required a. Frontal bossing
b. In premature infants, there is short survival of RBC b. Epicanthal fold
c. Decrease in blood oxygen content after birth down c. Maxillary hyperplasia
regulates EPO production d. Flat nasal bridge
d. RBC volume of 5-10 ml/kg is recommended when
transfusion is necessary 12. Which of the following is the most common hereditary
e. None of the above disorder of the primary hemostasis?
a. Hemophilia A
5. These statements are true of folic acid deficiency EXCEPT b. Christmas disease
a. Polyglutamates are converted to monoglutamates by c. Von Willebrand disease
folic conjugase to facilitate absorption d. Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome
b. Normal serum folic acid level is 3 ng/ml
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b. Beta HCG a. Progressive decline in hgb level beginning 1st week of
c. Serum AFP life until 12 week
b. When transfusion is necessary, an RBC volume of 5-
29. Which pediatric malignancy is not commonly associated with 10 ml/kg is recommended
mediastinal mass? c. In healthy premature infants, RBC transfusion is
a. T-cell lymphoma rarely needed
b. Lymphoma d. AOTA
c. Neuroblastoma
d. Osteosarcoma 7. Which of the following is the most common hematologic
disease of the infancy and childhood?
30. What is the principle behind combination chemotherapy? a. Iron deficiency anemia
a. Increased chances of complete remission b. Folic acid deficiency
b. Increased duration of remission c. Vitamin B12 deficiency
c. Decreased chances of drug resistance d. Hereditary spherocytosis
d. AOTA
8. This is the most common inherited abnormality of RBC
TEST II membrane
1. The following conditions present with anemia and a. G6PD deficiency
reticulocytopenia with defect hemoglobin synthesis EXCEPT b. Thalassemia
a. Iron deficiency anemia c. Hereditary spherocytosis
b. Thalassemia d. Alpha thalassemia
c. Hemoglobin E disorder
d. None of the above 9. The following statement are true of iron deficiency anemia
EXCEPT
2. The recommended folate supplement from the start of a. 1 mg of iron must be absorbed each day to maintain
pregnancy to prevent neural tube defect is: positive iron balance
a. 200 μg/day b. Iron is absorbed 2-3x more efficiently from human
b. 400 μg/day milk than cow’s milk
c. 200 mg/day c. Pallor is the most important sign
d. 400 mg/day d. Daily dose of 2-3 mg/kg elemental iron in 3 divided
doses provides optimal amount
3. What is the daily dose of elemental iron needed by the body
a. 1-2 mg/kg 10. Initial bone marrow response is erythroid hyperplasia after
b. 2-3 mg/kg iron therapy in IDA is seen at:
c. 3-5 mg/kg a. 48 – 72 hrs
d. 4-6 mg/kg b. 36 – 48 hrs
c. 12 – 24 hrs
4. Vaccine are given against the following organisms prior to d. 4 – 30 days
splenectomy EXCEPT
a. Hemophilus influenza B 11. What percentage of childhood malignancy is constituted by
b. Pneumococcus ALL?
c. Streptococcus a. 30-35%
d. Meningococcus b. 12-25%
c. 40-50%
5. The following drugs and chemicals are agents precipitating
hemolysis in G6PD deficiency EXCEPT 12. Which of the following factors is not commonly associated
a. Phenobarbital with childhood leukemia?
b. Primaquine a. Atomic radiation
c. Nitrofurantoin b. Benzene
d. Naphthalene c. Leaded petrol
d. Pesticides
6. The following statements regarding physiologic anemia of
infancy is/are TRUE 13. What percentage of blasts in bone marrow are diagnostic of
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leukemia? 4. Give 5 warning signs in pediatric cancers
a. >30% 5. Name 2 bone cancers in pediatric age group
b. 5-15%
c. 15-20%
14. A child has come with inguinal lymph nodes, when will you
consider them as NOT significant?
a. Single node of 1 cm
b. Multiple nodes of 3 cm or more
c. Matted lymph nodes
15. Which lymph node will you biopsy in a child with multiple
lymph nodes?
a. Inguinal
b. Cervical
c. Axillary
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