Lymphatics Flashcards
What parts of the body are drained by which major duct?
Right lymphatic: RA, R thorax, Right head/neck
Thoracic Duct: Everywhere else
What rate the specific markers for T and B lymphocytes in flow cytometry?
All: CD45
All T: CD3
AllB: CD19
HelperT: CD4
CytotoxicT: CD8
ActivatedT: CD25
What are APGs?
Antigen presenting cells
- Mo
- Dendritic cells
- B Cells
- Neutrophils
Where does the originate from?
3rd pharyngeal arch
What are Hassan’s Corpuscles?
Concentrically arranged thyme epithelial Cells which assist regulatory T Cells
Where do B cells maturation n the lymph node?
In the germinal center of secondary follicle
What is a Peters Patch?
Type of MALT in GI
What are the roles of M cells in MALT?
Assist in transportation of pathogens
Differentiate the Peyers patch tissue in the pharynx vs palat
• Pharyngeal tonsil (adenoids) – pseudostratified ciliated
epithelium
• Lingual and palatine – stratified squamous epithelium
Differentiate cells of cortex vs paracortex of Lymph nodes
Cortex -> B cells and FDCs
Paracortex —> T cells and HEVs for extravasion
Describe the two regions of the spleen
White pulp (20%) - Leukocytes, PALS (T CElls), and Lymph nodules Of B Cells
Red Pulp - RBCs
What is the blood flow entering the spleen?
Splenic artery -> Trabecular artery -> Ventral artery -> Penicillar arterioles
What is the flow of fluid through the lymph node?
Afferent lymph vessel -> Subcapsular sinus -> Trabecular sinus -> Medullary sinus -> Efferent lymph vessel