Quiz: Acute vs. Chronic Leukemia: What's the Difference?

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1. Q1.What do the words 'acute' and 'chronic' describe about a leukemia?

   AWhich hospital treats itBHow quickly it tends to progressCHow much it costs to treatDWhich blood test found it

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2. Q2.Why might a chronic leukemia be monitored for a while before treatment starts?

   AIt grows so slowly that immediate treatment could add side effects without clear benefitBThere is never any treatment available for itCMonitoring is required by law before any careDIt always disappears on its own

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3. Q3.Acute leukemia typically involves what kind of blood cells?

   AOnly red blood cellsBFully mature, normal cellsCMany very immature cells, sometimes called blastsDNo white blood cells at all

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4. Q4.What do the words 'lymphocytic' and 'myeloid' tell you about a leukemia?

   AHow long treatment will lastBWhich type of blood cell the leukemia starts inCWhether the leukemia is curableDHow old the patient is

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