LYMPHATIC Flashcards

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transports fluids back to blood; role in defense & resistance to disease

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Lymphatic system

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2
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semi independent parts of lymphatic system

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Lymphatic vessels, tissues & organs

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3
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excess tissue fluid carried by lymphatic vessels

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Lymph

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4
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properties of lymphatic vessels

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-one way system toward the heart
-no pump
-milks action of skeletal muscle

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5
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filter out bacteria that enters

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lymph nodes

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6
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this where the fluid leaks ; has flapping minivalves

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Lymph capillaries

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7
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collects lymph from capillaries & to & away from lymph nodes

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Lymphatic vessels

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8
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2 lymphatic ducts

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Right lymphatic duct
Thoracic duct

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9
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empties into left subclavian veins ; largest vessel

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Thoracic duct

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10
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empties into right subclavian vein ; r.upper quadrant

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Right lymphatic duct

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11
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materials returned to blood

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Water
Blood cells
Proteins

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12
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Defense cells within the lymph nodes

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Macrophages
Lymphocytes

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13
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destroy foreign substance

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Macrophages

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14
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provide immune response to antigens

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Lymphocytes

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15
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Outer part of lymph nodes ; has follicles

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cortex

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16
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inner part of lymph nodes; has phagocytic macrophages

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Medulla

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17
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flow of lymph through nodes

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  1. Lymph enters afferent lymphatic vessels
  2. Lymph flows through sinuses
  3. Lymph exits efferent lymphatic vessels
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18
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organs that contribute to lymphatic function

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spleen, thymus, tonsils & peyers patches

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19
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what organ in the lymphatic system filters blood, destroys worn-out blood cells, forms blood cells in fetus & blood reservoir

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Spleen

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20
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the thymus functions only at peak levels only during___

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childhood

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21
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small masses of lymphoid tissue in pharynx; trap & remove bacteria

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Tonsils

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22
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this is cause by congestion w bacteria

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Tonsilitis

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23
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found in walls of small intestine& destroys its bactera; resemble tonsils structure;

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Peyer’s patches

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24
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the sentinal to protect respiratory & digestive tracts

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Mucosa-Associated lymphatic tissue (MALT)

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2 body defense systems
Nonspecific defense system specific defense system
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mechanism that protect invaders; protect body
Nonspecific defense system
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also knows as the immune system
specific defense system
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skin, human cells, chemicals by the body &mucous membranes are part of the
nonspecific defense system
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physical barrier to foreign materials
skin
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secretes hydrochloric acid & protein enzymes
stomach mucosa
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what traps microorganisms in digestive & respiratory pathways
Mucus
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kill cancer cells/ virus has cytotoxic granules
natural killer cells
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triggered when body tissues are injured ; PREVENT SPREAD ; DISPOSES CELLS ; REPAIR
inflammatory defense
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has 20 plasma proteins ; inactive form; ACTIVATED WHEN ATTACH TO CELLS
Complement
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secreted proteins of virus infected cells ; inhibit viruses binding. released when cell has virus ; alarms threat
Interferon
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resets heat regulation
pyrogens
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inhibits the release of iron & zinc from liver & spleen
High temperatures
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recognizes against particular foreign substances
antigen specifc
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2 types of acquired immunity
Natural & Acquired immunity
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Types of Immunity
Humoral (b cells) Cellular (t cells)
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uses antibody mediated immunity produce chemicals for defense
Humoral immunity
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haptens/incomplete antigens ; harmful respones & attack own cells
Allergies
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cell-mediated immunity target virus infected cells
Cellular immunity
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vaccines and injections are
artificially acquired immunity
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memory cells that can cause rapid response more stronger & longer lasting when pathogen enters again
secondary response
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5 immunoglobulin classes
IgM IgA IgD IgG IgE
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immunoglublin found in placental barrier
IgG
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immunoglublin found in mucus
IgA
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immunoglublin found in allergies
IgE
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immunoglublin in activating B cell
IgD
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Ways antibodies inactivate antigens
Complement fixation Neutralization Agglutination Precipitation
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antibody bind to bacterias
Neutralization
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Antibody cross link antigen that clumps
Agglutination
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antibody removal of body fluids
precipitation
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t cells (clones)
Cytotoxic T cells Helper T cells Suppressor T cells
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killing infected cells ; inserts perforin
Cytotoxic cells
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recruit other cells to fight invaders
helper t cells
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release chemicals; STOP IMMUNE RESPONSE
Suppressor T cells
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Types of graft
Autografts Isografts Allografts Xenografts
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tissue transplanted from one site to another on same person
Autograft
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tissue graft from identical person/twin
Isografts
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tissue taken from unrelated person
Allografts
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production of immune cells are abnormal ; include AIDS
Immunodeficiencies
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inefficient lymphocyte programming
Self tolerance breakdown