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Chapter 22: Immunity and Lymphatic System Flashcards

1
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Fluid that is of the same composition as interstitual fluid.

Formed by capillary filtration.

A

Lymph

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Lymphatic vessels that resemble veins, but have _______ walls and _____ valves.

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Thinner, more

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Lymphatic _________ are located all throughout the body except avasucular tissue.
Its structure permits the fluid to enter, but not leave.

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capillaries

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4
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Lymphatic capillaries associated with the small intestine are called ________.

A

Lacteals

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5
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Lymph _____ filter lymph and contains macrophages and lymphocytes.

A

nodes

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6
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Lymph nodes enter through _______ capillaries and exit through ______ vessels.

A

afferent, efferent

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7
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Vessels leaving chain of nodes unite to form a lymphatic ________.

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trunk

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8
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Maturation site for T-cells.
Produces hormones necessary for production of
lymphocytes.
Primary lymphatic organ.

A

Thymus

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9
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Largest mass of lymphatic tissue, contains white pulp and red pulp.

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Spleen

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10
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Lymphatic tissue not surrounded by a capsule and is associated with mucosal membranes are lymph _______.

A

nodules

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11
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What are the 3 types of lymphocytes?

A

B cells, T cells, and NK cells

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12
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Type of lymphocyte that is thymus dependent and is the most common.

A

T-cells

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13
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Type of lymphocyte that is bone-marrow derived, differentiate into plasma cells, and produce antibodies.

A

B-Cells

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14
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Type of lymphocyte that are large granular cells that attack foreign cells.

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NK cells

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15
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First line of defense for innate (nonspecific) response.
(perspiration, saliva, gastric juice} include:

Mechanical and ________ barriers.
__________ and muscosal membranes.
_____ secretions.

A

Mechanical & chemical barriers.
Epidermis & mucosal membranes.
Body secretions.

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16
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Structure of lymph nodes include (5):

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Capsule, trabeculae, suscapular space, cortex, and medulla

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17
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Phagocytes, NK cells, interferons, complement system, inflammation, and fever are part of what line of defense?

A

Second line of defense

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18
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4 steps for phagocytes to eat cells.

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Chemotaxis, adherence, ingestion, digestion & killing

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19
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Helps trigger neighboring cells to increase security.

A

Interferons

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20
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The attraction of phagocytic cells to the source of abnormal chemicals in tissue fluids.

A

Chemotaxis

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21
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Cytokines that produce antiviral proteins and stimulate NK cells and macrophage activity.

A

Interferons

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22
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A series of proteins always there waiting to help antibodies.

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Complement system

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23
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Defense response to cellular/tissue damage.

A

Inflammation

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24
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First stage of Inflammatory response? Includes redness and swelling.

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Vasodilation and increased capillary permeability

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25
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Histamines, heparin, and prostaglandins are part of the first stage of ____________.

A

First stage of inflammation

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26
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Second stage of inflammatory response includes emigration of _________.

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Emigration of phagocytes

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27
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Collection of dead neutrophils and monocytes from the second stage cause what?

A

Pus

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28
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Third stage of inflammatory response includes _______ repair and formation of scar tissue by __________.

A

Tissue, fibroblasts

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29
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Elevated body temperature that intensifies action of interferons. Resetting of hypothalamic thermostat.(pyrogens)

A

Fever

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30
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The constant monitoring of normal tissues by NK cells is ____________ surveillance.

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Immunological surveillance.

31
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Ability of the body to defend itself against a specific foreign invader. Requires exposure to antigens.

A

Specific responce: adaptive immunity

32
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What brings about cell-mediated immunity?

A

T-cells

33
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What provides antibody-mediated immunity?

A

B-cells

34
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Defends against abnormal cells and pathogens inside cells.

A

Cell-mediated immunity

35
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Defends against anitgens and pathogens in body fluids.

A

Antibody-mediated immunity

36
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T-cells that stimulate the response of both T-cells and B-cells.(coordinators)

A

Helper T-cells`

37
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T-cells that enter peripheral tissues and directly attack antigens physically and chemically.

A

Cytotoxic T-cells

38
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T-cells that respond to antigens they have already encountered by cloning more lymphocytes to ward off the invader.

A

Memory T-cells

39
Q

What must happen before an immune response can begin?

T-cells must be activated by exposure to an _______.

A

T-cells must be activated by exposure to an antigen.

40
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Antigens must be combined with cell proteins to be recognized by _-cells.

A

T-cells

41
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Glycoproteins on cell surface are ___ proteins.

A

MHC proteins

42
Q

These are in all nucleated cells.
Pick up small peptides from the surrounding cytoplasm and carry them to the cell surface:

Class _ MHC proteins

A

Class I MHC proteins

43
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Present only in the plasma membranes of antigen-presenting cells and lymphocytes:

Class _ MHC proteins

A

Class II MHC proteins

44
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Cluster of differentiation

A

CD cells

45
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All _-cells have a CD3 receptor complex.

A

T-cells

46
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___ markers are found in cytotoxic T-cells and respond to antigens presented by class I MHC proteins.

A

CD8

47
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___ markers are found on helper T-cells and respond to antigens presented by class II MHC proteins.

A

CD4

48
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The process of T-cells binding to the stimulating cell at a second site and confirming the initial activation signal.

A

Costimulation

49
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Forms when an antibody molecule binds to its corresponding antigen molecule.

A

Antigen-antibody comples

50
Q

7 ways the formation of an antigen-antibody complex may cause the elimination of the antigen:

\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Precipitation and \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_
Activation of the \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ system.
Attraction of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
Opsonizaton
Stimulation of \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.
\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ of adhesion.
A 
Neutralization
Agglutination
Complement system
Phagocytes
Opsonization
Inflammation
Prevention
51
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Lymph ducts return lymph to blood at ____ ____.

A

vena cava

52
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2 T-cells known as regulatory T-cells.

A

Helper T-cells and suppressor T-cells

53
Q

As they mature B-cells and __ cells enter bloodstream and migate to peripheral tissues.

A

NK

54
Q

Most mature B-cells move into lymph _____, the _______, and other lyphid tissues.

A

nodes, spleen

55
Q

___ cells patrol the body, moving through peripheral tissues in search of abnormal cells.

A

Nk

56
Q

The mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT) is a collection of lymphoid tissue that protect the _________ of the digestive, _________, urinary, and ____________ systems.

A

epithelia
respiratory
reproductive

57
Q

Examples of MALT are the appendix and _______.

A

tonsils

58
Q

T-cells in the cortex of the thymic _______are actively dividing.
As they mature the migrate into the _______.

A

lobule

medulla

59
Q

Functions of the spleen include:

Removing ________ cells and other blood components by phagocytosis.
Storing _____ recycled from RBCs.
Initiating immune responses from B-cells and T-cells in response to _______ in circulating blood.

A

abnormal
iron
antigens

60
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Outer cortex of lymph nodes include masses of B-cells called lymphatic _______.

A

nodules

61
Q

B-cells can proliferate and become _______producing cells or memory B-cells.
This happens in the _____ cortex of lymph nodes.

A

antibody

outer

62
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The inner cortex of lymph nodes is where _-cells can proliferate and leave lymph nodes.

A

T-cells

63
Q

The _______ of lymph nodes includes a mass of B-cells from outer corex and can produce and release antibodies.

A

medulla

64
Q

________ defenses do not distinguiush one type of threat from another.
They are present at birth.

A

Innate (non-specific) Defense

65
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Class of phagocytic cells that include neutrophils and eosinophils that normally circulate the blood.
They leave the bloodstream and enter peripheral tissues that are injured or infected.

A

Microphages

66
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Class of phagocytic cells that have fixed and free types.

A

Macrophages

67
Q

NK cells detect cells containing abnormal antigens.

They do this by realigning their golgi apparatus with the target cell and releases _______ which disintegrates the cell.

A

perforin

68
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Type of adaptive immunity that develops after an exposure to an antigen.
The body then makes its own anitbody for that antigen.
Example: Vaccines

A

Active Immunity

69
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Type of adaptive immunity that is produced by transferring antibodies from another source.
Example: Baby receiving antibodies from mother or getting a shot of antibodies after being bit by rabies animal.

A

Passive Immunity

70
Q

Cytotoxic T-cells enter peripheral tissues and directly attack antigens physically and __________.

A

chemically

71
Q

_______ T-cells respond to antigens they have already encountered by cloning more lymphocytes to ward off invade.

A

Memory

72
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Helper T-cells stimulate the responces of both T-cells and _-cells.

A

B

73
Q

_________ T-cells inhibit T-cell and B-cell activities and moderate the immune respance

A

Suppressor

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