[Expert Solution]: Task 1 Enlarged right cervical lymph node has…

Task 1 Enlarged right cervical lymph node has been detected in 6 years old boy. The lymph node is of elastic consistence and painless. The child doesn’t have any acute and chronic ENT-organs infections, his teeth are healthy. Intoxication signs are absent. Neutrophilic leukocytosis with left shift, moderate eosinophilia, absolute lymphopenia and increased ESR are marked. 1. Which diagnosis is the most probable in this case? 2. Which diseases should it be differentiated with? 3. What kind of treatment should be carried out? Task 2 Complaints on weakness, sweating and body weight loss have developed in 15 years old child during last year. Enlarged lien has been detected as well. Neutrophilic leukocytosis up to 25•109/l with left shift to promyelocytes, eosynophilia (8%), 3% of basocytes, moderate anemia and increased ESR are marked. 1. Which disease should physician think of? 2. Point out the rate of this disease, peculiarities of its course and treatment principles.