Lymphoid Organs and Action

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lymph nodes collect along entire ___ of ___ so the lymph goes through hundreds on its journey and gets as as possible before entering

length, lymphatic collecting vessels, cleansed, bloodstream

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major collecting areas of lymph nodes (3)

  • neck
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  • armpit
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  • inguinal areas
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lymph node action 1: lymph enters via several _

afferent lymphatic vessels

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lymph node action 2: the lymph filters through __ and is processed through __

sinuses, stroma

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lymph node action 3: after processing, the lymph exits through vessel at __

efferent lymphatic, hilus

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lymph node action involves more vessels than vessels so it accumulates and processes more _

afferent, efferent, lymph, efficiently

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the spleen doesn't process _, it processes but it still has and macrophages

lymph, blood, lymphocytes

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the spleen stores from the liver and works to ____ old ____ from circulation

breakdown products, remove, erythrocytes

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in an embryo, the spleen produces until _ takes over

erythrocytes, red bone marrow

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spleen action 1: blood is delivered to the spleen via the _ which is a branch off of the _

splenic artery, aorta

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spleen action 2: blood is filtered by _ in _ pulp

lymphocytes, white

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spleen action 3: after white pulp filtration, blood is then filtered by in _ pulp

macrophages, red

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spleen action 4: the cleansed blood is the returned via the _

splenic vein

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the thymus is mostly functional in / and __ with age

newborns/children, diminishes

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thymus action involves the production of (2) which signals to produce ____ to make the marker that causes _ lymphocytes to become _

  • thymosin
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  • thymopoietin
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DNA, protein, T, immunocompetent

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tonsils get ____ when they stop __ and are found around the __

inflamed, pathogens, pharynx entrance

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there are _ different types of tonsils

4

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largest tonsils

palatine

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palatine tonsils are tonsils in the back of the _ (by the soft palate) and they are in a tonsillectomy along with the ____

paired, mouth, removed, pharyngeal

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pair of tonsils at the base of the tongue

lingual

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the pharyngeal tonsil is a ___ tonsil on the ___ of the and is aka the ____

single, posterior wall, nasopharynx, adenoids

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tubal tonsils are a _ around the __ that protects the _ from foreign things

pair, pharyngotympanic tube, ear

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tonsils histologically have with as well as _ that are pathways

follicles, germinal centers, crypts, dead-ended

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tonsil action 1: crypts trap _ and ___

bacteria, particulates

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tonsil action 2: trapped bacteria goes through the into _ tissue

epithelium, lymphoid

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tonsil action 3: lymphoid tissue ___ pathogens

destroys

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tonsil action 4: memory cells are formed to allow __

faster response

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peyer's patches are found in the _ and have a lot of __

intestine, stroma

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peyer's patches are isolated of found in the end of the _ and start if the ____

clusters, lymphoid follicles, small intestine, large intestine

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peyer's patches destroy ___ and generate _ lymphocytes

bacteria, memory