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A 16-year-old male Decreased platelet count
presents with lethargy,
fatigue, and occasional
mucosal bleeding. The
patient also reports
weight loss in the past 5
months. Laboratory
analysis reveals a white
blood cell count of
32,000 cells/microL. On
examination,
hepatosplenomegaly is
noted. Further evaluation
shows findings
suggestive of acute
lymphocytic leukemia.
What is the most likely
cause of the patient's
mucosal bleeding?
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A 16-year-old female Hodgkin lymphoma
presents with complaints
of fever, lethargy, and
night sweats. The patient
also reports a 6-kilogram
(13.2 pound) weight loss
in the past 3 months. On
examination, painless,
enlarged cervical and
supraclavicular lymph
nodes are palpated. A
fine-needle aspiration
biopsy of one of the
lymph nodes is shown in
the image. The patient's
findings are most
suggestive of which of
the following? (see
photo)
A 16-year-old male L-asparaginase
presents with fatigue,
easy bruisability, and
weight loss. On
examination,
hepatosplenomegaly is
noted. After a detailed
evaluation, the patient is
diagnosed with acute
lymphocytic leukemia.
Which of the following is
used in the management
of this patient's condition
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A 57-year-old patient After starting opioids, nausea, often improves within
with lymphoma a few days
complains of nausea after
starting morphine. Which
of the following is most
accurate regarding
nausea and vomiting due
to opioids?
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A 43-year-old man Observation and close follow up
presents to the clinic for
evaluation after
abnormalities noted on a
routine set of labs. CBC
with differential
demonstrated
hemoglobin 14 g/dL,
WBC count
26,000/microL,
lymphocytes
21,000/microL,
neutrophils 4500/microL,
and platelets
260,000/microL. The
basic metabolic panel
demonstrates normal
electrolytes and renal
function. LFTs show total
bilirubin 1.2 mg/dL and
normal liver enzymes. On
examination in office, his
examination is normal,
with no palpable lymph
nodes or
hepatosplenomegaly. He
denies any B symptoms.
Peripheral smear shows
lymphocytosis with many
small lymphocytes and
smudge cells. Which of
the following is the next
best step in the
management of this
patient?
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Terms in this set (127)
A 16-year-old male Decreased platelet count
presents with lethargy,
fatigue, and occasional
mucosal bleeding. The
patient also reports
weight loss in the past 5
months. Laboratory
analysis reveals a white
blood cell count of
32,000 cells/microL. On
examination,
hepatosplenomegaly is
noted. Further evaluation
shows findings
suggestive of acute
lymphocytic leukemia.
What is the most likely
cause of the patient's
mucosal bleeding?
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,3/31/25, 8:51 AM MSN 621 Final Exam 2025|COMPLETE EXAM SET (questions and verified answers) FREQUENTLY MOST TESTED QUESTI…
A 16-year-old female Hodgkin lymphoma
presents with complaints
of fever, lethargy, and
night sweats. The patient
also reports a 6-kilogram
(13.2 pound) weight loss
in the past 3 months. On
examination, painless,
enlarged cervical and
supraclavicular lymph
nodes are palpated. A
fine-needle aspiration
biopsy of one of the
lymph nodes is shown in
the image. The patient's
findings are most
suggestive of which of
the following? (see
photo)
A 16-year-old male L-asparaginase
presents with fatigue,
easy bruisability, and
weight loss. On
examination,
hepatosplenomegaly is
noted. After a detailed
evaluation, the patient is
diagnosed with acute
lymphocytic leukemia.
Which of the following is
used in the management
of this patient's condition
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,3/31/25, 8:51 AM MSN 621 Final Exam 2025|COMPLETE EXAM SET (questions and verified answers) FREQUENTLY MOST TESTED QUESTI…
A 57-year-old patient After starting opioids, nausea, often improves within
with lymphoma a few days
complains of nausea after
starting morphine. Which
of the following is most
accurate regarding
nausea and vomiting due
to opioids?
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, 3/31/25, 8:51 AM MSN 621 Final Exam 2025|COMPLETE EXAM SET (questions and verified answers) FREQUENTLY MOST TESTED QUESTI…
A 43-year-old man Observation and close follow up
presents to the clinic for
evaluation after
abnormalities noted on a
routine set of labs. CBC
with differential
demonstrated
hemoglobin 14 g/dL,
WBC count
26,000/microL,
lymphocytes
21,000/microL,
neutrophils 4500/microL,
and platelets
260,000/microL. The
basic metabolic panel
demonstrates normal
electrolytes and renal
function. LFTs show total
bilirubin 1.2 mg/dL and
normal liver enzymes. On
examination in office, his
examination is normal,
with no palpable lymph
nodes or
hepatosplenomegaly. He
denies any B symptoms.
Peripheral smear shows
lymphocytosis with many
small lymphocytes and
smudge cells. Which of
the following is the next
best step in the
management of this
patient?
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