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can you differentiate the disorders of white blood cells? for each complication, drag and drop the values/characteristics that apply to the disease to the box.
non - hodgkin’s lymphoma (nhl)
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more common than hodgkin’s lymphoma
blast cells may invade other tissues
more than 20 different forms
wbc neoplasm of the blood
t, b or nk cells involvement
lymph node enlargement

Explanation:

To determine the characteristics of Non - Hodgkin's Lymphoma (NHL):

1. Prevalence: NHL is more common than Hodgkin's lymphoma.
2. Forms: It has more than 20 different forms.
3. Cellular Origin: It involves T, B, or NK cells.
4. Pathology: It is a white blood cell (WBC) neoplasm of the blood and is associated with lymph node enlargement. The characteristic "Blast cells may invade other tissues" is more associated with leukemia rather than NHL.

Answer:

The characteristics that apply to Non - Hodgkin's Lymphoma (NHL) are:

• More common than Hodgkin's lymphoma
• More than 20 different forms
• WBC neoplasm of the blood
• T, B or NK cells involvement
• Lymph node enlargement