Human anatomy exam 3 Chapter 22 Flashcards

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What does the lymphatic system do?

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  • Returns fluids that have leaked from the circulatory system back to the blood
  • Protects by removing foreign material
  • Protects by providing a site for immune surveillance
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What are the components of the lymphatic system?

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The lymphatic vessels and capillaries

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What do lymphatic vessels do?

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  • travel and associated w/ blood vessels

- not found in bones teeth bone marrow and the CNS

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What do lymphatic capillaries consist of?

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  • microscopic blind (ended tubes)

- Lacteals which are specialized lymph capillaries of the intestinal mucousa

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Where can fatty lymph be found? and what are they?

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  • can be found in the lacteals of the capillaries of the lymphatic system
  • it is chime that contains fats and fat soluble material absorbed in the lacteals
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Is the lymphatic vessel permeable and how come?

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  • it is permeable

- permeable because of the presence of endothelial cells not tightly joined

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what are the anatomical features of the lymphatic vessel?

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  • permeable
  • forms mini valves
  • has collagen filaments to anchor to surrounding structure
  • proteins and large particles are able to enter lymph vessels
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how do the mini valves work for the lymphatic vessel?

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if fluid pressure in interstitial is greater than pressure in lymph capillary then the valves open and fluid enters the vessel

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what occurs if the fluid pressure interstially is less then the pressure of the lymph capillary?

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the mini valves within the lymphatic vessel would not open

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10
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how does the lympatic system transport materials

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  • through a circulation a low pressure system
  • valves,respiratory pumps and muscular pumps to move lymph towards the heart
  • uses capillaries
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11
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what duct receives lymph from the rest of the body

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the thoracic duct

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what are the lymphoid cells of the body?

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  • Lymphocytes
  • T Cells
  • B Lymphocytes
  • Macrophages
  • Dendritic Cells
  • Reticular cells
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13
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What does the lymphatic tissue do?

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  • provides a site for proliferations and houses the lymphocytes
  • primarily composes of reticular CT
  • Diffuses lymphatic tissue
  • the lymphoid follicals also contain the dendritic cells and B cells
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14
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What are the lymphoid organs?

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  • lymph nodes
  • spleen
  • thymus
  • Tonsils
  • Clumps of Lymphoid follicals
  • Malt (mucousa associated lymphatic tissue)
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What does the lymphatic organ known as the lymph nodes do and found?

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  • filter lymph w lymphatic vessels
  • embedded in connective tissue
  • Found in inguinal,axillary and cervical regions
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16
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State the pathway of lymph entering and exiting the nodes?

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  • lymph enters node through the AFFERENT lymphatic vessels

- lymph exits the node through the EFFERENT lymphatic vessels

17
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What is the largest lymphoid organ

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The spleen

18
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What does the spleen do in the lymphatic system?

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  • cleanses body by removing old RBC/ platelets
  • Stores break products of RBC’s
  • Site of erythropoiesis in fetus
19
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What does the thymus organ do for the lymphatic system?

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  • the site of T cell maturation

- Lacks B cells and no reticular fibers are present

20
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The lymphoid organ known as the tonsils have 3 different pairs and are 6 in total what are they?

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  • Paletine tonsils
  • Lingual Tonsil
  • Land pharyngeal tonsils
21
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what do the clumps of lymphoid follicles do?

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  • destroy bacteria and prevent pathogens from slipping through intestinal walls
  • they generate memory lymphocytes as well (long term immunity)
22
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Where can MALT(mucosa associated with the lymphatic tissues be found)?

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  • tonsils
  • peyers patches
  • appendix
  • follicles found in bronchi
23
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What are the first line of defense for the immune system?

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  • skin (keratine and epidermis)

- mucousa such as mucus nasal hair and cilia, tear saliva and gastric juices

24
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What is the second line of defense of the immune system?

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  • phagocytes include (macrophage, neutrophils, mast cells, and eiosinophils)
  • Natural killer cells
  • antimicrobial proteins (interferons)
  • inflammatory response
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how does the inflammatory response work?

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  • redness, heat, swelling, pain and impairment of function

- prevents spread of damaging agents to nearby tissue

26
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what is a specific defense for the immune system?

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the adaptive immune response

27
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what does the adaptive immune response consist of?

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  • antigens
  • cell mediated immunity (t-lymphocytes)
  • humoral immunity
  • plasma cells
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how many parts to the immune response are there?

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the primary response and the secondary response

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what does the primary response of the immune system consist of?

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B and T cells encounter the antigen

  • triggers proliferation of specific B and T cells
  • produces antibodies for several weeks
  • individual shows symptons
30
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What does the secondary response of the immune system consist of ?

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Memory B and T cells are activated

-response is faster and shorter duration than the primary immune resoponse