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"It's not a tumor"
(or is it??)
CBC...it's as easy as ABC, 123!
"We've got a bleeder!"
100
These two sites are "sanctuaries" for leukemia cells
What are the CNS and testes?
100
A two year old who drinks 52 oz. of milk per day is at risk for this form of anemia
What is iron deficiency?
100
A patient on chronic antibiotic therapy may have an abnormal PT due to deficiency of this
What is Vitamin K?
200
The metabolic hallmarks of tumor lysis syndrome
What are hyperkalemia, hyperphosphatemia, hyperuricemia, and hypocalcemia?
200
A toddler who is profoundly neutropenic when well and has a normal ANC when ill is likely to have this form of chronic neutropenia
What is autoimmune neutropenia?
200
A common reason for a prolonged PTT in a preop child
What is a lupus anticoagulant? (or what is a lab artifact/error?)
300
A patient with Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome is most likely to have this type of tumor
What is Wilms tumor?
300
A child with abnormal thumbs, microcephaly, and pancytopenia may have this, which is a defect in DNA repair
What is Fanconi anemia?
300
This intranasal agent may raise the level of an important clotting protein for some patients with this disorder
What is ddAVP? What is Type I von Willebrand's disease?
400
The most likely site of metastatic disease for patients with bone and soft tissue sarcomas
What are the lungs?
400

What is the reasons for a 4 week old to have a low hgb 

What is the physiologic nadir of infancy?

400
Hemarthrosis in a young boy is likely associated with a deficiency of one of these two factors
What are Factor VIII and IX?
500
MIBG scans are positive in patients with these tumors
What is neuroblastoma and pheochromocytoma?
500
An otherwise healthy child with a platelet count of 10K, 1 week after a viral illness is likely to be treated with one of these agents
What are WinRho, IVIG, and steroids?
500
A factor deficiency that is not diagnosed by an abnormal PT/PTT
What is Factor XIII deficiency?