These are the stages of lymphoma (Describe each stage)
This is the risk stratification needed to stratify each MDS case
What is IPSS or R-IPSS? This includes cytogenetics, medullary blasts, Hemoglobin, platelets, and ANC
This is the SLIM CRAB Criteria
S = greater than or equal to sixty percent clonal plasma cells in the bone marrow
Li = involved/uninvolved free light chain ratio of 100 or more with the involved FLC being greater than or equal 100 mg/L
M = MRI
C = increased calcium levels (greater than 11.5 mg/dL
R = renal insufficiency (creatinine greater than 2 mg/dL or creatinine clearance less than 40 mL/min
A = anemia (hemoglobin less than 10 g/dL or 2 g/dL less than normal
B = presence of bone lesions ( presence of one or more osteolytic lesions seen on skeletal radiography, whole-body MRI, or whole-body FDG PET/CT )
EPO < 500
This is the MOA of acalabrutiinb
BTK inhibitor
One should always test for this lab test upon diagnosing Splenic Marginal Zone Lymphoma
Hepatitis C
Deficiency which nutritional supplement can cause dysplasia in the marrow
What is Copper?
These are the high the risk features for MGUS
M spike > 1.5, Non-IgG M protein, abnormal light chain protein < 0.26 and >1.6
Otherwise 1% risk of progression to myeloma per year
5Q deletion Multiple Myeloma responds to which treatment?
Lenolidamide
What lab/screening test do you need to get before daratumumab?
Type and Screen
This is the most favorable prognostic cytogenetic for CLL
What is 13q?
Trisomy 12 is normal prognosis
ZAP 70 are 17P are some bad prognoses
This is the treatment indicated for MDS with ringed sideroblasts?
Luspatercept
T/F 11;14 is a good prognostic marker for multiple myeloma
True
Good prognostic markers are t(11;14); (6;14) and trisomies
High yield BAD Prognosis 14;16; 4;14; and 14;20 are bad prognostic markers (all multiples of 4)
TRAP positivity îș seen in which malignancy?
Hairy Cell Leukemia
This medication is needed for prophylactic reasons while on bortezomib
Valcyclovir/shingles prophylaxis
This is the Rai Classification of staging for CLL
Stage 0: Lymphocytosis only (ALC > 5000/mcl)
Stage I: Lymphocytosis with lymphadenopathy
Stage II: Lymphocytosis with hepatosplenomegaly
Stage III: Lymphocytosis with anemia (Hb <11 g/dl)
Stage IV: Lymphocytosis with thrombocytopenia (Plt <100,000/mcl)
These are the bad cytogenetic abnormalities of MDS?
Abnormal 3q, -7, double/multiple abnormality, complex with 3 abnormalities
These are the high risk features for smoldering myeloma
What is the 2-20-20 rule?
M Spike greater than 2, 20% plasma cells, K/L > 20
10% progression per year, after 5 years (if you make it past 5 year mark, drops to 3%)
What are NK and cytotoxic T cells?
Alemtuzumab targets which CD?
Needs to be on PCP/herpes prophylaxis!
This stain is positive in Mantle Cell, though negative in CLL
What is Cyclin D?
CD20 is weak in CLL, and strong in Mantle Cell
CD23 and CD5 are also positive in CLL, but not Mantle Cell
These are the good cytogenetic abnormalities of MDS
What are del5q, del11q (VG), del12p, del20q, -Y (VG)?
This constitutes progressive disease in Multiple Myeloma.
What is 25% increase in M protein, FLC or plasma cell percent or new bone lesions
These are the CART cells approved for multiple myeloma
Ide-cel and Cilta cel
Approved following 4 previous lines of therapy, following immunotherapy, CD38 monoclonal inhibitor, proteasome inhibitor
This is target of Elotuzumab