MNLP – Module 2 – Final assessment
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1. Question
Plasma cells develop from
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2. Question
Which of the following statements about plasma cells is true?
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3. Question
Immunoglobulins are composed of:
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4. Question
How many major classes of immunoglobulins are there?
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5. Question
IgG immunoglobulin
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6. Question
Approximately how many patients have ‘light chain’ or ‘Bence Jones’ myeloma?
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7. Question
The second most common subtype of myeloma is:
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8. Question
Cytogenetics is concerned with the study of what?
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9. Question
Which of the following statements is not true?
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10. Question
10. What % of myeloma patients are found to have an abnormality of chromosome 14 at the site of the Ig heavy chain gene?
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11. Question
NFkB is a
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12. Question
When a myeloma cell is stimulated by IL-6 produced by an osteoblast, this represents
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13. Question
Can you match the correct description to the words below?
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- Pluripotent stem cell
- Chromosome
- Antigen
- Paraprotein
- Immunoglobulins
- Cells with the potential to differentiate into a variety of cells
- Structures within cells in which the DNA is packaged
- A substance recognised by the body as foreign which induces an immune response
- A monoclonal immunoglobulin produced by myeloma cells
- Proteins in blood that are produced by cells of the immune system called plasma cells
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14. Question
Can you match the correct term in the sentence?
Studies have shown that genetic mutations acquired – X – are responsible for the development of malignant myeloma clones
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15. Question
Can you match the correct term in the sentence below?
Ras is a – X –
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16. Question
A translocation identified in myeloma is written as t (14:16) (q32; q21)
Fill in the words broke, rejoined and wrong to describe what is happening
Chromosome 14 at the point designated q32 and chromosome 16 at q21, and then the parts to the chromosome
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17. Question
Assertion: Cytogenetic abnormalities are frequent in myeloma
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Reason: Inherited genes increase the risk of developing myeloma
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18. Question
Assertion: The two most frequent abnormalities involve abnormalities in chromosomes 13 and 14
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Reason: Chromosomes 13 and 14 are inherently unstable in plasma cells
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19. Question
Paraproteins are different to normal antibodies because they can only identify viruses but not bacteria
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