Chapter 24 : The Lymphatic System Flashcards

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__ is the house or harbor immune system (lymphocytes).

A

Lymphatic tissues / organs

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__ is a system of vessels that carry fluid (“lymth”) to large veins.

A

Lymphatic vessels

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2
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exchange of fluid between blood and tissue occurs across walls of what?

A

capillaries

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__% of the fluid that escapes capillaries and becomes ___.

A

10

lymph fluid

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the lymph vessels turns fluid to what system before it goes back to the blood?

A

venous system

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5
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__ captures tissue fluid

A

Lymphatic capillaries

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6
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__ carries fluid back to venous system.

A

Lymphatic vessels, turnks, ducts

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7
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__ acts as “filters” for lymph fluid traveling through lymph vessels.

A

Lymph nodes

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8
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What is the largest lymphatic duct in the body?

A

Thoracic duct

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9
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What are the major lymphatic ducts?

A
  1. Right lymphatic duct
  2. Thoracic duct
  3. cisterna chyli
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10
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T/F the lymphatic draining system drains the right and left side of the body equally.

A

F
the right upper part of the body is drained by the R lymphatic duct and the left of the body is drained by the Thoracic duct

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11
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Where are the main places that lymph nodes are located in the body?

A
axilla 
neck
groin
knee
along spinal cord
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12
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__ is considered the biological filter?

A

Lymph nodes

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13
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T/F lymph nodes are considered organs why or why not?

A

T

because they have an organized pattern

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14
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describe the organized structure of lymph nodes

A
  1. fibrous capsule surrounds nodes

2. inside is divided into compartments

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15
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What are the three organs associated with the lymphatic system?

A

lymph nodes
Thymus
spleen

16
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What are considered tissues of the lymphatic system?

A

Tonsils

M.A.L.T (mucosa associated lymphoid tissue)

17
Q

__ Lymphatic organ/gland in mediastinum

18
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__ lymphatic organ located just behind the stomach next to lower left ribs

19
Q

__ loosely organized lymphatic tissue oral/ nasal passageways

20
Q

__ clusters of lymph tissue in walls of tubular passageways of other body systems

A

MALT mucosa associated lymphatic tissue

21
Q

What is the main job of the thymus?

A

development and maturation of t-lymphocytes

22
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__ are immature (stem) cells from bone marrow that travel through the blood stream and reside in the thymus.

A

Thymocytes

23
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What hormone stimulates the maturation of thymocytes into mature t-cells?

A

thymic hormones

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what kind of fluid does the spleen filter?
blood
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What is the job of the spleen?
1. filter blood 2. blood reservoir (major storage area for formed elements blood 3. red blood cell recycling
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what does the red "pulp" in the spleen do?
store formed elements | RBC recycling
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what does the white "pulp" in the spleen do?
filters the blood
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how many tonsils are in the human body?
5
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what are the different kinds of tonsils?
1. palatine tonsils (2) 2. adenoids (1) 3. lingual tonsils (2)
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where are the palatine tonsils found?
sides of the throat
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where are the adenoid tonsils found?
back of the nasal cavity
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where are the lingual tonsils found?
base of the tongue (2)
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where are the MALT(tissues) found?
walls of digestive digestive, respiratory and urinary tracts
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what tonsils are the most likely to get infected?
palatine tonsils
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what is an example of MALT(tissue)?
peyers patches