Ch.20: lymphatic system Flashcards

1
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Function of lymphatic system

A

Returns fluid that have leaked from the blood to the vascular system back to the blood

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2
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The lymphatic system consist of three part

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lymphatic vessels(network)
Lymph, the fluid contained in those vessels
Lymph nodes (cleanse the lymph as it passes)
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3
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The lymphatic vessels form ____ way system in which the lymph flows only toward the heart

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one way

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4
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__________ transport of lymph begins, they weave through tissues cells and blood capillaries , widespread but absent from bones, teeth, bone marrow and the entire central nervous system

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Lymphatic capillaries

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5
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The _______ form the walls of the lymphatic cappilaries, contains minivalves

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endothelial cells

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6
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__________ anchor the endothelial cells to surround the structures so that any interstital fluid volume opens the minivalves , prevent collapse

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Collagen filaments

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7
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_________ transport absorbed fat from the small intestines to the blood stream

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LActeal

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8
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_______, fatty lymph, that drains from the fingerlike villi of the intestinal mucosa

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Chyle

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9
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The largest collecting vessels unite to form ________, which drain fairly large areas of the body

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Lympphatic trunk

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10
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Lymph transport:

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low pressure conduits
the milking action of active skeletal muscles
pressure changes in the thorax
valves to prevent backflow
Pulsation of nearby arteries
smooth muscle, peristalsis
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11
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_______ the main warriors of the immune system

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Lymphocytes

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12
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__________ phagocytizing foreign substances and by helping to activate t cells

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Macrophages

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13
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Spiny-looking __________ that capture antigens and bring them back to the lymphnodes

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Dendritic cells

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14
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__________ (langerhans cells), fibroblast like cells that produce the reticular fiber stroma, which is the network that supports the other cell types in lymphoid organs and tissues

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Reticular cells

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15
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_________ houses and provides proliferation site for lymphocytes and furnishes an ideal surviellence vantage point for lymphocyes and macrophages

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lymphoid tissue

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16
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Two types of lymphoid tissue

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Diffuse lymphoid tissue (loose arrangement, lining)
lymphoid folliciles (nodules) (solid, spherical, ly,phoid cells and reticular fibers)
17
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____________, principal lymphoid organ, cluster along the lymphatic vessels of the body: FILTRATION AND IMMUNE SYSTEM ACTIVATION

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Lymph nodes

18
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Structure of Node

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capsule
trabaculae
cortex and medulla, medullary cords and lymph sinuses

19
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Circulation of Lymph nodes

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Afferent lymphatic vessel
subcapsular sinus
medullary sinuses
hilium
 efferent lymphatic vessels
20
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Function of Spleen

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provides a site for lymphocyte proliferation and immune surviellence and response
Stores some of the breakdown products
Stores blood platelets and monocytes
site of erythrocite production in fetus

21
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____________ are set of distributed lymohoid tissues strategically locates in mucous membranes throughtout the body , protects us from the never ending on slaught of pathogens

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MALT Mucosa assosciated lymphoid tissue

22
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Largest collections of MALT

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tonsils, peyer’s patches and appendix

23
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Four tonsils are

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Palentine tonsiles (largest)
lingual tonsils (base of tongue)
pharyngeal tonsils (adenoids, nasopharnx)
tubal tonsils ( auditory tubes)
24
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________, or aggregated lymphoid nodules are large clusters of lymphoid follicles, small intestine

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Peyer’s patches

25
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__________, concentration of lymphoid follicles, destroys bacteria before reaching intestinal wall, generate memory lymphocytes for long term immunity

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Appendix