Lymphatics Flashcards by Dani Prescott

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Which species does this spleen come from?

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Dog

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Name surface A

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A: parietal surface

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Name surface B

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B: Visceral surface

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Name C

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C: dorsal border

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Name D

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D: ventral border

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Name E

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E: cranial border

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Name F

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F: caudal border

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Name G

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G: hilus

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Name H

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H: Gastrosplenic ligament

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Which visceral structure forms H?

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The greater omentum forms the gastrosplenic ligament in all species except ruminants.

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Which species does this spleen come from?

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Bovine

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Which surface is this?

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Visceral surface

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Name A

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A: dorsal border

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Name B

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B: ventral border

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Name C

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C: caudal border

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Name D

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D: cranial border

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Name E

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E: phrenicosplenic ligament

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Name F

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F: hilus

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Name G:

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G: gastrosplenic ligament

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Which visceral structure gives rise to E & G?

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The peritoneum gives rise to the splenic ligaments in rumenants.

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What species is this spleen from?

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Horse

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Name surface A

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A: parietal surface

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Name surface B

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B: visceral surface

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Name C

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C: dorsal border

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Name D

D: ventral border

Name E

E: cranial border

Name F:

F: caudal border

Name G

G: renosplenic ligament

Name H

H: phrenicosplenic ligament

Name I

I: hilus

Name J

J: gastrosplenic ligament

Which visceral structure gives rise to G, H, I?

The greater omentum gives rise to the renosplenic, phrenicosplenic, and gastrosplenic ligaments in horses

Name surface A

A: parietal surface

Name surface B

B: visceral surface

Name C

C: dorsal border

Name D

D: ventral border

Name E

E: cranial border

Name F

F: caudal border

Name G

G: hilus

Name H

H: gastrosplenic ligament

Which visceral structure gives rise to H?

The greater omentum gives rise to the gastrosplenic ligament in the pig

Which species does this spleen come from?

Cat

Name A

A: gastrosplenic ligament

Which visceral structure gives rise to A?

Greater omentum gives rise to the gastrosplenic ligament in the cat

Name A

A: capsule

Name B

B: adipose tissue

Name this structure

Lymph node

Name C

C: secondary follicle

Name D

D: primary follicle

Name E

E: cortex

Name F

F: paracortex

Name G

G: medulla

Name I

I: medullary cords

Name A

A: secondary follicle

Name B

B: primary follicle

What is the most common cell type at B?

B lymphocytes (non dividing)

Name C

C: capsule

What is the major cell type at I

medullary cords composed of plasma cells

Name D

D: corona of secondary follicle

What is the major cell type at D?

B-lymphocytes (non-dividing) Some T lymphocytes

Name E

E: germinal center of secondary follicle

What is the primary cell type at E?

dividing B lymphocytes

Name F

F: subcapsular sinus

What is the primary cell type at F?

macrophages on a reticular network

Name G

G: interfollicular cortical tissue

What is the primary cell type at G?

T lymphocytes

What is this structure?

Spleen

Name A

A: red pulp

Name B

B: white pulp (periarteriolar lymphoid sheaths)

What is the most prevalent cell type at B?

B & T lymphocytes

Name C

C: central arteriole of white pulp

Name D

D: mantle layer of white pulp

What is the primary cell type at D?

B and T lymphocytes

Name E

E: germinal center of white pulp | (paler staining)

What is the primary cell type at E?

dividing B lymphocytes

Name F

F: corona of white pulp

What is the primary cell type at F?

(non-dividing) B lymphocytes

What species is this lymph node from? Why?

Pig (or rhino, elephant) Inverted structure, medulla peripheral and central cortex with follicles.

Name A

A: lobule

What organ is this?

Thymus

Name B

B: cortex

What is the most common cell type at B?

proliferating T lymphocytes undergoing +ve and -ve selection

Name C

C: medulla

What is the primary cell type at C?

C: mature T cells MHC restrictive, non-self reactive