Chap 7: Lymphatic system

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How does the lymphatic system help the circulatory system?

It collects excess fluid from tissues and returning it to bloodstream

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How does the lymphatic system help out the immune system?

filtering pathogens from lymph fluid and transports immune checks to infection areas

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What blood vessel is the most similar to lymphatic vessels?

Veins

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How do lymph nodes work and what do they accomplish?

They send lymph fluid through nodes throughout the body and it removes harmful substances 

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Innate immune system

Always on, generally protect any pathogen, and has no memory

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Adaptive immune system

Has to be activated, targeted protection any pathogen, and produces memory of infection

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What causes the redness, swelling, heat, and pain associated with inflammation?

Increased blood flow to the damage/breached area

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How does the antibody mediated pathway work?

B cells recognize a specific antigen, macrophage will come and kill bacteria, produce lots more of the specific B cell, then secrete specific antibodies into bloodstream

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How does the cellular mediated pathway work?

Have an infected cell display the pathogens antigen on the MHC complex, T cells will recognize when MHC complex has an antigen present and undergo clonal expansion, then spreads helper and cytotoxic T cells

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Is the antibody or cellular pathway better at detecting infected host cells?

Cellular because it’s designed to detect and destroy cells that have already been compromised by internal threat(virus)

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Active immunity

Occurs when immune system produces antibodies, required pathogen exposure, and long-lasting

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Passive immunity

Occurs when receives antibodies from another source, not required pathogen exposure, and short-lived

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Allergies

Targets harmless external substances, external antigen, and temporary damage

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Autoimmune disorders

Attacks body tissue and organs, internal antigen, and permanent damage

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Compare allergies and autoimmune disorders

Both caused by an immune system, have genetic links, and influenced by environmental factors