Which group of clinical findings describes the typical presentation of ALL (acute lymphoid leukemia)?

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The onset of symptoms of ALL is abrupt and may begin when a child refuses to walk or begins to exhibit loss of appetite,fatigue,or abdominal pain.Bruising,fever,and infection are also common early findings.Vertebral fractures,elevated calcium levels,and bone pain are more frequently associated with plasma cell myeloma.Asymptomatic onset is generally found with CLL and is often found by accident on a routine blood count.Enlarged cervical lymph nodes are seen more commonly in Hodgkin disease.

Which Group of Clinical Findings Describes the Typical Presentation of ALL