Hemic and Lymphatic Systems

Question 1

Removal of lymph nodes only

Answer 1

Limited lymphadenectomy

Question 2

The act of collecting healthy bone marrow from a donor using a large aspiration needle

Answer 2

Bone marrow harvesting

Question 3

In terms of bone marrow, marrow taken from the same species

Answer 3

Allogenic

Question 4

X-ray of the portal and circulatory vessels of the spleen

Answer 4

Splenoportography

Question 5

In terms of bone marrow, marrow taken from the patient and later reinfused into the same patient

Answer 5

Autologous

Question 6

Subsection that contains the subheadings Spleen, General and Lymph Nodes and Lymphatic channels

Answer 6

Hemic and Lymphatic Systems

Question 7

Use of a needle to retrieve a bone marrow sample from the marrow cavity

Answer 7

bone marrow aspiration

Question 8

Collecting stem cells

Answer 8

stem cell harvesting

Question 9

Removal of lymph nodes, glands and surrounding tissue

Answer 9

radical lymphodenectomy

Question 10

use of a needle or trocar to obtain small pieces of bone marrow for diagnostic purposes

Answer 10

bone marrow biopsy

Question 11

The lymph nodes are located at the chin and below the body of the mandible

Answer 11

submental and submandibular nodes

Question 12

these lymph nodes are located between the cricoid cartilage and the clavicle

Answer 12

lower jugular nodes

Question 13

bone marrow taken from someone other than the bone marrow recipient is known as a(n)

Answer 13

allogenic

Question 14

obtaining small pieces of bone marrow for diagnostic purposes is known as a(n)

Answer 14

bone marrow biopsy

Question 15

the removal of lymph nodes and surrounding tissue is called a(n)

Answer 15

radical lymphadenectomy