Lymphatic System

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Lymphatic system

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vast collection of cells and biochemicals that travel in lymphatic vessels.

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L.S helps

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circulate bodily fluids (C.S)

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L,S second function

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enables us to live in world with different organisms

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Lymph capillaries

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micr closed ended tubes that allow fluid to enter

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lymphatic vessels

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like veins, prevent backflow of lymph

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lymph nodes

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vessels drain into the nodes

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lymphatic trunks

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drain lymph from L vessels

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Thoracic duct

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collects lymph from lower limbs abs left side of body head and neck

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Right Lymphatic Duct

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lymph on right side of body

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Order of lymph movement

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capillary
affarent vessel
node
efferent vessel
trunk
collecting duct
subclavian vein

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Removing Lymphatic tissue

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can obstruct drainage from the upper limb, causing edema

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Lymph nodes contain

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B and T cells and macrophages

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hilum

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lymphatic vessels leading to a node

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tonsils

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partially encapsulated lymph nodes

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1st function of Lymph nodes

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filtering harmful particle from blood stream

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2nd function of Lymph nodes

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monitoring body fluids

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thymus

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soft bilobed gland enclosed in connective tissue and located anteriorly of the aorta and posterior to the upper sternum

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T lymphocytes

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leave thymus and provide immunity

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spleen

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R.B.Cs die here

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innate defense

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simple defense that protects against many pathogens

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adaptive defense

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specific targets specific pathogens

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chemical barrier

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enzymes gastric acid due to low PH

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interferons

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Lymphocytes and fibroblasts produce this in response to virus or tumor cells
block replication

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pus

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WBC bacteria and damaged tissue

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immunity

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third line of defense

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antigens

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proteins located on cell surface

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antigen-presenting

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Tcell activation requires presence of processed fragments of antigen attatched to the surface of another type of cell,

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imunoglobins

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globular plasma protein that functions as an antibody

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IgC

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in plasma and tissue fluids and is particularly effective against bacteria, viruses, and toxins. It also activates as a compliment.

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IgA

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found in exocrine gland secretions. found in breast milk, tears, and urine.

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IgE

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associated with allergic reactions

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Anaphylictic shock

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allergic reaction
bust out in red hives
injection of epinephrin

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autoimmunity

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body attacks itself because of unfamiliar antigens

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streptococcus bacteria

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triggers inflamation of heart valves

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largest lymph vessel

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thoracic duct

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lymph rejoins blood and becomes art of the plasma in the

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right and left subclavian veins

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tissue fluid originates from

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blood plasma

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movement of lymph is because of

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muscle contraction

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chemotaxis

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attraction of macrophages in area

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B and T cells

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2nd immune response

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Red blood cells

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do not present their antigen

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Haptens

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partial antigens, combines with something fo reaction

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thymus

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degenerates through life

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T cells

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recognize antigens not cells

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lymph flow

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to the heart