(2) chapter 14 Flashcards

1
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fluid leaves blood capillaries and may eventually be returned to blood through lymphatic vessels

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lymph fluid

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2
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lymph from 3/4 of the body drains into the

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thoracic duct

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3
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lymph from right upper extremity and the right side of the head drains into the

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right lymphatic duct

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4
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enlarged pouch like structure in the abdomen that serves as storage for lymph

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cisterna chyli

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5
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function of the _____ is to filter and clean lymph

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lymph nodes

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6
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the lymphatic vessels that enter the lymph node are called

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afferent

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7
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the single vessel leaving the lymph node

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efferent

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8
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thymus is site of maturation for

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WBC : T lymphocytes

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9
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thymus produces a hormone called

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thymosin

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10
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tonsils located on each side of throat

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palatine tonsils (the tonsils)

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11
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tonsils lie in posterior opening of nasal cavity

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pharyngeal tonsils (adenoids)

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12
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tonsils near base of tongue

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lingual tonsils

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13
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the signs of _____ are heat, redness, swelling, pain

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inflammation

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14
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_____ kills threatening cells by drilling holes in on plasmas membrane which disrupt sodium and water

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complement cascade

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15
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macrophages were originally _____ that migrated into the tissues

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monocytes

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16
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the immunity that develops against polio after a polio vaccine

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active artificial

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17
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the immunity that is given to fetus or newborn by mother

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passive natural

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18
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immunity from injection of antibodies made by another individuals immune system

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passive artificial

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19
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immunity that develops after a person has has a disease

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active natural

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20
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cell that produces antibodies

21
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cell that can develop into plasma cells (effector cells)

22
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main cell involved in cell mediated immunity

23
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main cell involved in humoral immunity

24
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cell develops in thymus

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cell moves to the site of the antigen and releases poison
T cell
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cell divides into clones
B cell
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cell that releases substances that attract macrophages
T cell
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some cells develop into memory cells
B cells (can be T cells too)
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tissue fluid
interstitial fluid
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enters tiny blind ended tubes distributed in tissue spaces
lymph
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located in clusters along pathways of lymphatic vessels
lymph node
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perform biological filtration, where phagocytic cells alter contexts of filtered fluid
lymph nodes
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upper left quadrant, lateral to stomach, protected by lower ribs
spleen
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large network of reservoir veins and contains 1 pint of blood
spleen
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accumulations of lymphocytes
white pulp
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immunity is maintained by mechanisms that attack any irritant that threatens internal environment
innate immunity
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innate immunity is also called _____ and considered first responders
nonspecific immunity
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confers to GENERAL protection
non specific innate immunity
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mechanisms of innate non specific immunity
mechanical & chemical barriers inflammation phagocytosis complement interferon
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group of plasma proteins that are inactive enzymes
complement
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proteins produced by cells after they become infected inhibits spread
interferon
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B cell development
stem cells > immature B cells > activated mature B cell > memory and plasma cells
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T cell development
stem cells > T cells > activated T cells > memory cells & effector cells
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plasma cells in B cells responsible for
antibodies
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effector cells in T cells responsible for
cytotoxic : kills helper : trigger B and T regulatory : stops reaction
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humoral or antibody mediated
effects antigen to not harm body
47
cell mediated
resistance to disease
48
beaded appearance in vessels that maintain flow of lymph
lymphatic capillaries
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inactive proteins make holes
complement