lymph system - Ch Flashcards

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serum containing antibodies that may be given to provide passive immunity

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2
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type of lipid composed of glycerol and fatty acid, a nutrient, absorbed into lymph capillaries

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3
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Substance released from tissues during an inflammatory reaction, dilated blood vessels

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4
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Vaccine is MMR (Measles Mumps Rubella)

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5
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Between or around fluid around cells

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Engulfing at large particles through the membrane

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Altered toxin used to produce active immunity (induces immunity)

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8
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Fluid in the lymphatic system

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9
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Mixture of leukocytes and fluids, contributes to swelling an puts pressure in nerve ending, is where there is inflammation and swelling

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inflammatory exudates

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10
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Substance used to produce active immunity

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vaccine

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Epithelium that lines the heart, blood vessels, and lymph vessels - makes up lymphatic capillaries

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12
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When host is actively involved in generating protection - what you get after a vaccination

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Hairlike process, such as eyelashes or microscopic extension from a cells surface - found in respiratory tract

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Passage of antibodies from mother to her fetus via placenta and breast milk (passive and natural immunity)

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15
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Larger of two terminal vessels (drains all of the body accept the upper right side portion)

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16
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Remembering responses (made from B cells - the ones who don’t become killer cells become memory cells)

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17
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consists of cells descending from the monocytes which are able to perform phagocytosis of foreign materials and particles - comes through phagocytosis

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18
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Indented region of an organ where vessels and nerve enters of leaves - comes from indented part of the lymph node

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helum

19
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Suppress the immune response in order to prevent illness - prevents body from fighting itself

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20
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Oral bodied located at each side of the soft palate - lateral oropharynx

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21
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hormones secreted by thymus gland

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22
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substance produced in response to a specific antigen

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antibody

23
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popular name for pharyngeal tonsil located in the nasopharynx

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24
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Substance that induces an immune response - pharyngeal is the same thing

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25
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Pertaining to the neck

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26
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Mass of lymphoid tissue online the path of a lymphatic vessel that filters lymph and harder white blood cells active in immunity

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lymph node

27
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Fluid balance, protection, and absorption of digestive fat, can filter out pathogens

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28
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Interstitial fluid, blood, water, protein, lymphocytes

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29
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Right mammary vessels, right side of neck and throat

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30
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Skin - superficial
Axillary - arm and breast tissue
Popliteals - from legs down

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31
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Filler blood, destroy old red blood cells. Producing red blood cells before birth, and a reservoir for blood, removes impurities, cleanses blood of debris

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thymus

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monocytes

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Natural killer cells

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Redness (from blood), swelling(fluid containing white blood cells - exudate), heat (blood makes it warm), pain(fluid that is pushing on nerve endings)

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Y-shaped protein immunoglobulin, antibody