Blood & Lymph Flashcards

1
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Blood has 3 main functions in the body…

A
  1. Transport system
  2. Reguatory system
  3. Defense system
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2
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Red blood cells are called…

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Erythrocytes

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3
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White blood cells are called…

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Leukocytes

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4
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Platelets are also called…

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Thrombocytes

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5
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What is the term for the production of all blood cells?

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Hematopoeisis

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6
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The process of red blood cell production is called…

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Erythroporesis

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7
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The three granulocytes are…

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Neutrophils, eosinophils, and basophils

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8
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The two agranulocytes are…

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Monocytes & Lymphocytes

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9
Q

Anemia is…

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Reduced amount of red blood cells

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10
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Polycythemia is…

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An increase in the normal amount of RBC’s

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11
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Lymph has four functions…

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  1. Removal of excess fluid
  2. Waste material transport
  3. Filtration of lymph
  4. Protein transport
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12
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Commonly palpated lymph nodes are…

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  1. Sub-mandibular
  2. Pre-scapular
  3. Popliteal
  4. Inguinal
  5. Axillary
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13
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The spleen is the ____ lymph organ in the body

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Largest

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14
Q

The thymus produces…

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T-lymphocytes

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15
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____ is found lining the intestines.

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GALT

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16
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Anaphylaxis is…

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An overreaction of the immune system

17
Q

Two types of immune reactions…

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Innate & Adaptive

18
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Innate immunity is (specific or nonspecific?)

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Nonspecific

19
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Adaptive immunity is (specific or nonspecific?)

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Specific

20
Q

The four cardinal signs of inflammation are…

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Redness, swelling, heat, and pain

21
Q

2 types of specific immunity

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Cell-mediated and humoral

22
Q

Cell-mediated immunity involves

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T-lymphocytes

23
Q

Humoral immunity involves

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B-lymphocytes