RVT Journal Quiz: Volume 47, Issue 1, Article 2 — Ontario Association of Veterinary Technicians

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1. A patient with stage II multicentric lymphoma would involve which of the following? *

a. multiple peripheral lymph nodes on one side of the diaphragm

b. involvement of liver and spleen

c. involvement of the bone marrow

d. a generalized lymphadenopathy

2. Large cell lymphoma is slower to progress than small cell lymphoma. *

a. true

b. false

3. The gold standard treatment for multicentric lymphoma is a combination of drugs known by the acronym: *

a. CHOP

b. MOPP

c. LOPP

d. CHPP

4. Lymphoma can present in which of the following organs of the body? *

a. eyes

b. nasal cavity

c. skin

d. all of the above

5. Mycosis Fungoides (a rare skin cancer affecting people) is most like which of the following? *

a. Sezary syndrome

b. epitheliotropic lymphoma

c. pagetoid reticulosis

d. non-epitheliotropic lymphoma

6. Definitive diagnosis for cutaneous lymphoma can be made via: *

a. cytology

b. histopathology

c. blood test

d. impression smears

7. Chronic administration of lomustine can lead to which of the following laboratory abnormalities? *

a. azotemia

b. hypercalcemia

c. hypernatremia

d. elevated hepatic enzymes

8. The most significant risk associated with L-asparaginase is: *

a. bone marrow suppression

b. hypersensitivity reaction

c. extravasation injury

d. gastrointestinal upset

9. Which organ of the body is affected by cumulative doses of doxorubicin? *

a. liver

b. heart

c. spleen

d. stomach

10. First line therapy for most forms of cutaneous lymphoma is typically achieved via which of the following? *

a. safflower oil

b. radiotherapy

c. prednisone

d. lomustine

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