Lecture 11 Flashcards

1
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In the lymphatic system, it is composed of (5) things. The lymphatic vessels contain __________.

A

Lymphatic organs and tissues, red bone marrow, liver and spleen
lymph fluid

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2
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The functions of the lymphatic system is to return __________ and ________ to the _______.
Transport ________ to _________.
Protect against ______ & _______.
Nonspecific resistance is the general protection against ________ while immunity is _____________.

A

interstitial fluid; proteins; blood

dietary fats; adipose tissue

cancer; infection

disease; specific protection

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3
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The function of lymphatic capillaries is to _____________.

A

regulate fluid flow

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4
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All lymph eventually returns to the _______ and to the _________ of the heart.

Lymph returns to the ______ drainage through _____ and ____ lymphatic ducts at the junction of the ___________ and ________________.

A

vena cava; right side

venous; right; left; internal jugular; subclavian veins

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5
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The ___________ drains a much larger portion of the body than does the right_____________.

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thoracic duct; lymphatic duct

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6
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Give a summary of the lymph Flow from smallest to largest:

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Capillaries –> vessels –> trunks –> ducts

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7
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Lymphocytes are formed in ____________ and mature into 2 main types: _____ and _______.

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red marrow; T cells (4 types); B cells

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8
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Macrophage _________ foreign substances and help activate _____.

Dendritic cells capture _______ and transport them to _________.

Reticular cells are similar to ________. They produce _________ (stroma) that support other cells in ___________.

A

phagocytize; T cells

antigens; lymph nodes

fibroblasts; reticular fibers; lymphoid organs

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9
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Lymphatic tissue contains __________. Made of ______________ tissue. Comprises most of lymphatic organs, except _______.
Diffuse __________.
Is in nearly every ______.
Have lymphoid follicles (________)

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lymphocytes; reticular connective; thymus; lymphatic tissue; organ; nodules

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10
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Primary lymphatic organs is the site of _______________ (__ cell and __ cell).

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lymphocyte production; B; T

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11
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Secondary lymphatic organs is the site of _______________________.

A

most concentrated immune responses

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12
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The circulation of lymph nodes enters the ______ through _____________.

Exits medulla by _______ and then goes to _____________.

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cortex; afferent vessels

hilus; efferent vessels

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13
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Give 2 condition of the homeostasis of lymph nodes.

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Buboes (swollen lymph nodes) and metastasis (cancer cells from tumor)

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14
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The _______ is the largest mass of lymphoid tissue in body. It is the site of _____________ proliferation and cleanses the ______.

2 types of pulps:
______ pulp: some __ cells mature into _______ cells. Provides ______________.
_____ pulp: _________ phagocytize bacteria, worn-out ______, and blood. Provides ____________ function.

A

spleen; lymphocyte; blood

White; B; plasma; immune function

Red; macrophages; RBC’s; cleansing

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15
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The thymus gland is where thymocytes produce ____________ and ___________.

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thymosin; thymopoietin

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16
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_______ is the simplest lymphoid organ. Function includes the ___________ trap bacteria and particles. Bacteria move into _____ and are destroyed.

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Tonsil; tonsilar crypts; tissue

17
Q

_________ tonsils is the _______ and most frequently infected.

A

Palantine; largest

18
Q

___________ is the increased drainage of inflammatory lesion or infection.

A

Lymphadenopathy

19
Q

__________ is the infection with Epstein-Barr virus contributes to most cases. One of most curable cancers.

A

Hodgkins Disease

20
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___________ is a type of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Found in ________ and ___________.
Cancerous cell is a __ cell. About half cured with extensive ____________.

A

Burkitt Lymphoma; central Africa; New Guinea; B; chemotherapy