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What is the medical term for enlarged spleen?
splenomegaly
What is the medical term for abnormal redness of throat?
erythematous
What does lymphadenopathy mean?
disease of lymph nodes
What is an autoimmune disorder that affects joints?
rheumatoid arthritis (RA)
A soldier like protein that protects the body is called___.
antibody
Which specialist that specialized in the diagnosis and treatment of blood orders?
hematologist
What is medical term for an infectious disease caused by the Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV)?
mononucleosis
What is T in T-cell stands for?
thymus
The root lymphaden/o means:
lymph nodes
What type of immunity passed down from mother to child?
naturally acquired passive immunity
What medication used to treat inflammation?
corticosteroid
What are the type of lymphocytes?
white blood cells
Peyer’s patches are found in the ___.
digestive system
The lymphatic organ that removes old blood cells by means of hemolysis is the ___.
slpeen
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An impairment of the immune system is called an:
a. immunodeficiency
b. immunodeficency
c. imunnodeficiency
d. immunodificiency
a. immunodeficiency
A substance can produce disease is ___.
pathogen
Immunizations with vaccines are a type of ___.
artificially acquired immunity
The function of the lymphatic system includes:
a. defense from disease
b. maintain fluid balance
c. absorb fat
d. all of the above
d. all of the above
Protective lymph organ that attached to the proximal end of the large intestine is ___.
appendix
A molecule that is generated in specific opposition to an antigen is ___.
antibody
Which of the following is disease process affecting lymph nodes, is an indicator of possible infection?
a. allergy
b. lymphadenopathy
c. lymphadenitis
d. macrophages
b. lymphadenopathy
What is the abbreviation for “acquired immunodeficiency syndrome”?
AIDS