lab quiz Flashcards
LYMPHATIC DUCTS
what are the 2 main ducts that collect lymph
thoracic duct
right lymphatic duct
LYMPHATIC DUCTS
name the regions from where the 2 ducts drain the lymph
the thoracic duct drains the lymph into the left subclavian vein.
the right lymphatic duct drains the lymph into the right subclavian vein.
LYMPHATIC DUCTS
name the main trunks that join these 2 ducts
the thoracic duct is joined by
left subclavian trunk
left jugular trunk
left bronchomediastinal trunk
left and right lumbar trunks
intestinal trunk
cisterna chyli
the right lymphatic duct is joined by
right jugular trunk
right subclavian trunk
right bronchomediastinal trunk
LYMPH NODE
what are the 2 sets of lymphatic vessels connected to the lymph node?
efferent lymphatic vessels
afferent lymphatic vessels
LYMPH NODE
what are the functions of the 2 sets of vessels connected to the lymph node
afferent lymphatic vessels bring lymph from peripheral tissues
efferent lymphatic vessels leave the lymph node carrying lymph toward venous circulation
LYMPH NODE
name the different types of cells found in this structure
macrophages
dendritc cells
B cells
T cells
LYMPH NODE
main functions of this structure
purifies lymph, 99% of antigens are removed
macrophages engulf debris and pathogens
dendritic cells present antigens to lyphocytes
act as an early warning system
TONSILS
what are tonsils
tonsils are lymphoid nodules in the walls of the pharynx
TONSILS
how many tonsils are there
5
TONSILS
what are the tonsils
single pharyngeal tonsil
left and right palatine tonsils
pair of lingual tonsils
TONSILS
functions of tonsils
tonsils trap bacteria and viruses which can get in to our body while breathing
THYMUS GLAND
is this tissue a primary or secondary tissue of the lymphatic system
primary tissue
THYMUS GLAND
2 main functions of this organ
development and maintenance of immunological defenses
stem cell divisions
SPLEEN
what are the different types of cells in this organ
B lymphocytes
macrophages
lymphocytes
plasma cells
granulocytes
platelets
SPLEEN
what are the functions
removal of abnormal blood cells
storage of iron
initiation of immune response by T cells and B cells