Anatomy for Lecture Exam 2 Flashcards
What is this and what does it do?

IgG - over 80% of antibodies. They can cross the placenta and thus aid in passive immunity but also cause hemolytic disease.
What is this and what does it do?

IgD: Individual molecule on the surface of B cells, plays a part in B cell activation
What is this and what does it do?

IgE: Attaches to basophils and mast cells, causes a histamine response and is therefore important to allergic response
What is this and what does it do?

IgM: First antibody secreted after antigen arrives. Responsible for agglutination with mismatched blood types. Star configuration makes it particularly effective when forming immune complexes.
What is this and what does it do?

IgA: found is glandular secretions such as mucus tears, saliva, etc. attack pathogens before they gain access to internal tissues
A?

Tonsils
B?

Cervical Lymph Nodes
C?

thoracic duct
D?

Thymus
E?

Spleen
F?

Peyer’s Patches
G?

Inguinal Lymph Nodes
H?

Lymphatic Vessels
I?

Red Bone Marrow
J?

Appendix
K?

Cisterna Chyli
L?

axillary lymph nodes
M?

Right lymphatic duct
A?
Afferent Lymphatic Vessel
B?
Lymphoid Folicle
C?
Subscapular Sinus
D?
Efference Lymphatic Vessel
E?
Hilum
F?
Capsule
G?
Trabeculae
A?
Sublingual Gland
B?
Submandibular Gland
C?
Esophagus
D?
Liver
E?
Gallbladder
F?
Cystic Duct
G?
Duodenum
H?
Transverse Colon
I?
Large Intestine
J?
Ascending Colon
K?
Cecum
L?
Appendix
M?
Ileum
N?
Parotid Gland
O?
Pharynx
P?
Stomach
Q?
Common Hepatic Duct
R?
Pancreas
S?
Descending Colon
T?
Jejunum
U?
Sigmoid Colon
V?
Rectum
W?
Anus
A?

Pharyngeal Tonsil
B?

Palate
C?

Palatine Tonsil
D?

Lingual Tonsil