CRCM BSA AML AML CONTROLS
PROGRAM DESIGN CUSTOMER DUE
DILIGENCE KYC PRACTICES POST TEST
SOLVED QUESTIONS
●● Do men or women get AML more
Answer: men
●● What is the survival rate for AML under 60
Answer: 1 in 6 will not make it
●● What is the survival rate for AML above 60
Answer: 1 in 3 will not make it
●● What type of nation is AML more common in
Answer: industrialized
●● What does AML do
Answer: replicates but does NOT differentiate
●● What are causes of AML
,Answer: genetic abnormalities, radiation, benzene, smoking, pesticides,
chemo, personal hx of myelodysplasia or CML
●● What genetic abnormalities cause AML
Answer: t(15;17), trisomy 21; FLT3
●● What chromosomal abnormality is associated with AML and ALL
Answer: trisomy 21
●● What is the most common sign of AML at initial presentation
Answer: bleeding
●● What is the largest cause of mortality in AML patients
Answer: infections
●● What are signs and symptoms of AML
Answer: fatigue, anorexia, fever, diaphoresis, oral mucosa bleeding and
ulcers, bone pain, gingival hypertrophy, leukemic cutis recurrent
infections
●● What may you see on a patient that presents with AML
Answer: gingival hypertrophy and leukemic cutis
, ●● What is more common in ALL than AML
Answer: hepatosplenomegaly and painless lymphadenopathy
●● What are the 2 most common signs of acute leukemia in children
upon presentation
Answer: hepatomegaly and splenomegaly
●● What are other common signs of acute leukemia in children
Answer: anorexia, weight loss, abdominal distention, abd pain
●● What may you see on a CBC of someone with AML
Answer: normochromic, normocytic anemia, thrombocytopenia,
leukopenia
●● What lab value is necessary for dx of AML
Answer: >20% blasts in bone marrow
●● What does bone marrow show in AML
Answer: hypercellular
●● What is pathognomonic for AML
Answer: auer rods
PROGRAM DESIGN CUSTOMER DUE
DILIGENCE KYC PRACTICES POST TEST
SOLVED QUESTIONS
●● Do men or women get AML more
Answer: men
●● What is the survival rate for AML under 60
Answer: 1 in 6 will not make it
●● What is the survival rate for AML above 60
Answer: 1 in 3 will not make it
●● What type of nation is AML more common in
Answer: industrialized
●● What does AML do
Answer: replicates but does NOT differentiate
●● What are causes of AML
,Answer: genetic abnormalities, radiation, benzene, smoking, pesticides,
chemo, personal hx of myelodysplasia or CML
●● What genetic abnormalities cause AML
Answer: t(15;17), trisomy 21; FLT3
●● What chromosomal abnormality is associated with AML and ALL
Answer: trisomy 21
●● What is the most common sign of AML at initial presentation
Answer: bleeding
●● What is the largest cause of mortality in AML patients
Answer: infections
●● What are signs and symptoms of AML
Answer: fatigue, anorexia, fever, diaphoresis, oral mucosa bleeding and
ulcers, bone pain, gingival hypertrophy, leukemic cutis recurrent
infections
●● What may you see on a patient that presents with AML
Answer: gingival hypertrophy and leukemic cutis
, ●● What is more common in ALL than AML
Answer: hepatosplenomegaly and painless lymphadenopathy
●● What are the 2 most common signs of acute leukemia in children
upon presentation
Answer: hepatomegaly and splenomegaly
●● What are other common signs of acute leukemia in children
Answer: anorexia, weight loss, abdominal distention, abd pain
●● What may you see on a CBC of someone with AML
Answer: normochromic, normocytic anemia, thrombocytopenia,
leukopenia
●● What lab value is necessary for dx of AML
Answer: >20% blasts in bone marrow
●● What does bone marrow show in AML
Answer: hypercellular
●● What is pathognomonic for AML
Answer: auer rods
