Lymphatic System

Question 1

Lymph that flows into vessels

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AFFERENT vessels

Question 2

Lymph that flows out of vessels

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Efferent vessels

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Walls of lymphatic capillaries contain

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Fatten adipose tissue

Question 4

Which cells produce antibodies

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B cells

Question 5

Cells that destroys directly

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Killer T cells

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Cells that stimulate other cells

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Helper cells

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Chemical

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Non Specific

Question 8

B cells

Answer 8

Specific

Question 9

T cells

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Specific

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Inflammation

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NonSpecific

Question 11

Nonspecific is also known as

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Inate

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Specific is also known as

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Adaptive

Question 13

Which ways do lymph move?

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Muscle contraction, massage, compression, breathing, and smooth muscle

Question 14

Lymphocytes multiply lymph nodes

Answer 14

True

Question 15

Lymph nodes that are in shoulders and armpits?

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Axillary

Question 16

Breast lymph nodes

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Mammary

Question 17

Lymph creates absorption of fat

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True

Question 18

The spleen serves as a reservoir for blood and produce red blood cells before birth.

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True

Question 19

Left thoracic duct

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Lymph lower extremities

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Right thoracic duct

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Lymph upper extremities

Question 21

T cells are regulated by which gland?

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Thymus

Question 22

What are lymph chemical and mechanical barriers?

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Skin, mucous, cilia and sweat

Question 23

Lymph tissues

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Adenoids, palatine, label & tonsils

Question 24

Immunity that involves production of antibodies and memory cells by the individual is termed

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Active immunity

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Immunity acquired as a result of the transfer of antibodies to an individual from outside source

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Passive immunity

Question 26

Three functions of the lymphatic system?

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Fluid balance, protection, and absorption of fats

Question 27

The vessels are very permeable, permitting the passage of large proteins

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Lymphatic capillaries

Question 28

Lacteals are one example of this type of vessel

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Lymphatic capillary

Question 29

Fluid moves from the interstitial space into lymphatic capillaries by the process

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Bulk flow

Question 30

A ____ gradient promotes fluid movement into lymphatic capillaries

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Pressure

Question 31

The concentration of proteins in lymphatic capillaries are ___than protein concentration in the interstitial fluid

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Less than

Question 32

An area of lymphoid tissue specifically found in small intestinal wall

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Peyer patch

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The indented area of a lymph node where efferent lymphatic vessels exit the node

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Hilum

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An oval lymphoid body located at the side of the soft palate

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Palatine tonsil

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Lymphoid tissue associated with mucous membranes, such as the tonsils and appendix

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MALT

Question 36

A granular leukocyte that participated in inate defenses

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Neutrophil

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A cell that reduces an immune response by inhibiting of destroying activated lymphocytes

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T reg cell

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Produce substances that cause the cell to “ self destruct”

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Cytotoxic t cells

Question 39

The type of B cell that produces antibodies

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Plasma cell

Question 40

The type of B cell responsible for the secondary immune response

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Memory b cell

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A set of blood proteins that carry out many different immune activities

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Complement

Question 42

Two types of white blood cells in lymph nodes are

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Macrophages and lymphocytes

Question 43

The internal structure of lymph nodes include:

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Reticular fibers, macrophages, and lymphocytes

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Protect the body from all foreign invaders regardless of type or location

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Nonspecific defenses

Question 45

First line of defense that includes mechanical barriers such as skin and mucous membranes

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Nonspecific

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Secrets acid or enzymes to inhibit bacterial growth

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Mucous membranes

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Small proteins secreted by virus infected cells that protect other cells nearby from being infected ?

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Interferons

Question 48

Two divisions of the immune system

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Humoral and Cellular

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Antibody-mediated immunity

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Humoral

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Cell mediated immunity

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Cellular

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Antibodies are also called

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Immunoglobulins