MNLP – Module 3 – Final assessment
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1. Question
Presenting symptoms and complications of myeloma can include all of the following, except
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2. Question
Overall, approximately what percentage of myeloma patients will develop skeletal abnormalities at some point during the course of their disease?
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3. Question
Which of the following tests is not best performed on bone marrow samples
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4. Question
The following imaging technique is the gold standard imaging technique for newly diagnosed myeloma
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5. Question
The most common cause of kidney damage in myeloma patients is due to
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6. Question
Signs and symptoms of hypercalcaemia include
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7. Question
Myeloma-related end organ damage includes all of the following except
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8. Question
One of the main biochemical tests that gives an indication of prognosis is:
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9. Question
Which of the following is the most sensitive type of electrophoresis for detecting paraprotein?
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10. Question
Which of the following measurements is not a specific requirement in the updated 2014 International Myeloma Working Group (IMWG) guidelines for the diagnosis of myeloma?
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11. Question
The presence of AL amyloidosis can be demonstrated using
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12. Question
Monoclonal gammopathy of undetermined significance (MGUS) is defined by the following criteria except
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13. Question
13. Match the definition with the correct answer
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- Full blood count
- Platelet count
- WBC differential
- Haemoglobin level
- a) Yields the absolute number of whole blood cells in the blood sample
- b) Yields the absolute number of platelets in the blood sample
- c) Gives the numbers of different types of white blood cells
- d) Assesses the degree of anaemia
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14. Question
Which statement below describes osteoclasts and osteoblasts
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- Osteoclasts
- Osteoblasts
- Bone cells responsible for bone breakdown
- Bone cells responsible for bone formation
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15. Question
Can you match the correct term to the sentence below?
A solitary extramedullary plasmacytoma is defined as:
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16. Question
Assertion: Myeloma patients are at a reduced risk of infection than normal healthy individuals
BECAUSE
Reason: Myeloma is a malignancy of plasma cells
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17. Question
Assertion: Spinal cord compression is a potentially serious complication of myeloma bone disease
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Reason: Myeloma can cause severe damage to bones
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18. Question
Anaemia is a rare presenting symptom in myeloma and tends to occur only as a result of treatment.
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19. Question
The acronym “CRAB” is sometimes used to refer to the most frequent features of myeloma at presentation: Compression (of the spinal cord), Renal insufficiency, Anaemia, Bone pain
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20. Question
Can you match the correct term in the sentence below?
A trephine biopsy – X –
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