Chapter 20 Flashcards

(34 cards)

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What are the organs of the lymphatic system

A

bone marrow, spleen, thymus, lymph nodes, lymphatic vessels

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What is lymph

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clear to white fluid made of WBCs, not blood or plasma

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3
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How do filaments function in lymphatic vessels

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cell adhere to substrate

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4
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Where are lacteals located

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vessels that serve the small intestine

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5
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What do lacteals do

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route for drainage of dietary lipids and lipid soluble nutrients

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What are the names of the lymphatic trunks

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jugular, subclavian, bronchomediatinal, and lumber

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What are the mechanism of lymph transport

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skeletal muscle, respiratory movement and contraction of smooth muscle

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8
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what is Lymphedema

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swelling due to build up of lymph fluid in the body

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9
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What do reticular cells do

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synthesize collagen to make reticular fibers

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10
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What is the function of reticular connective tissue

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form stroma and provide structural support

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11
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Where is diffuse lymphoid tissues

A

skin and mucous membranes

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12
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What are germinal centers made of

A

mainly B cells

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13
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What is the function of secondary organs

A

maturation of B cells and T cells

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14
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What are the two primary functions of lymph nodes

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filter lymph, defend against infection

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What kinds of cells are in the medulla of the lymph node

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antibody secreting plasma cells, B cells and macrophages

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16
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What are lymph sinuses

A

space between the capsule and cortex for lymph movement

17
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What is a hilus

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an indentation in the surface of an organ where blood vessels ducts or nerve fibers

18
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What are the effects of having less efferent lymphatic vessels than afferent lymphatic vessels

A

allows lymph to accumulate in lymph nodes

19
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Why does lymph accumulate in lymph nodes

A

allows more time for cleansing

20
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what is Lymphadenitis

A

enlargement in one or more lymph nodes

21
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What is lymphadenopathy

A

swelling of the lymph nodes

22
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What is metastasis

A

cancerous cells break free from original tumor, travel to other sites in the body, and establish tumors

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What is the largest lymphoid organ

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What is the function of the spleen

A

filter blood and lymph

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What is the function red pulp
blood filtration
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What is the function of white pulp
filter lymph
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What happens when someone has a splenectomy
liver and bone marrow macrophages take over functions
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Why are MALT tissues in mucous membranes
protect the linings of body
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what are the Largest collections of MALT
tonsils, peyer's patches, appendix
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What is the function of tonsils
filter out germs that enter through mouth and nose
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What do peyers patches destroy
pathogens and tumors
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What is the function of appendix
serves as a reservoir for good bacteria
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What is the function of thymus
surveillance and protection
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What does the medulla of the thymus contain
t-lymphocytes increased numbers of epithelial cells with pale nuclei