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Tazate

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For the following cytochemical stains, indicate (1) what they stain and (2) their disease correlation to a positive result.
 
  a. MPO
  b. SBB
  c. NSE
  d. PAS
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Question 2

What is(are) the common complication(s) of chemotherapy?
 
  a. Bleeding, infection, and anemia
  b. Bone marrow rejection
  c. Thrombocytosis
  d. Refractory anemia



amynguyen1221

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Answer to Question 1

Answer:
MPO: (1) primary granules; (2) AML
SBB: (1) Neutral fats, lipids; (2) AML
NSE: (1) Nonspecific esterase (alpha naphthyl esterase); (2) AM-LSE: (1)Specific esterase (alpha naphthyl butyrate); (2) AML
PAS: (1)Glycogen; (2) erythroleukemia or ALL

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: A



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