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Match the following metabolic disorders to their appropriate constellation of presenting symptomatology:

Select the following statements that are true of G6PD Deficiency:

Match the diagnosis to the corresponding clinical presentation:

You are caring for the previously discussed patient as he is getting initiation of chemotherapy. You know to carefully monitor him for tumor lysis syndrome, which includes:

You are caring for a patient presenting with concerns for bacteremia. The patients nurse informs you that she only got enough blood from their blood draw to send one test. Which of the following tests do you tell her to obtain as it is the most important?

The previous patient’s biopsy confirms your suspected diagnosis. Which of the following modalities may be used for treatment of this child?

A 2 day old infant is being prepared for possible discharge. The mother is breastfeeding and the baby has had wet diapers, but has not had a first meconium stool yet. What should be first on the differential list?

You are caring for a young child undergoing intensive chemotherapy for AML. She has expected chemotherapy-related myelosuppression, her Hgb is 6.5 g/dL and she is symptomatic with her anemia. You decide to give her a transfusion of pRBCs. You choose to irradiate the blood before transfusing it knowing it helps prevent this transfusion complication:

Match the following bleeding disorders with their associated findings:

You are caring for a 4 year old recently diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL) who is admitted for initiation of chemotherapy. His parents have been researching ALL and are asking if a bone marrow transplant will be needed to cure their son. You respond by stating: