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milu Forum Junior Topics: 18 Posts: 35	05/12/04 - 09:45 PM             #1 the alkaline phosphatase cytochemical stain is used to differentiate between: a) chronic lymphoblastic leukemia and acute myelogenouse leukemia b) Acute lymphoblastic leukemia and acute myelogenous leukemia c) chronic myelogenous leukemia and severe bacterial infections d) leukemoid reactions and sever bacterial infections ___________________ truth is great yet truthful living is the greatest.... Mili
Sakaki- Forum Senior Topics: 1 Posts: 238	05/12/04 - 10:43 PM             #2 C) Chronic myelogenous leukemia and severe bacterial infections (which lead to a leukemoid reaction) CML leads to decreased LAP scores, whereas leukemoid reactions result in scores from high-normal to increased. (Pregnancy also results in a high LAP score in the third trimester).
milu Forum Junior Topics: 18 Posts: 35	05/13/04 - 05:28 AM             #3 Thank You Skaki ___________________ truth is great yet truthful living is the greatest.... Mili

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