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Define, each term, include what it is, where it’s found or occurs, how it functions, when it is needed or

not and why is it important in the lymphatic/immune system. Remember to complete this in a format to use as

a study guide for the quiz (notecards, drawings, etc.).

1.    Lymphatic system
2.    Lymphatic capillaries
3.    Lymphatic vessels
4.    Lymphatic nodules

5.    Lymph nodes
6.    Lymphatic ducts
7.    interstitial fluid
8.    lymph
9.    chyle
10. Lymphoid organs
11. spleen
12. thymus gland
13. tonsils
14. Peyer’s patches of the intestine
15. Lymph circulation

16. permeable
17. digestive viscera
18. skeletal muscle pump
19. immune system
20. antigens
21. pathogens
22. microbes
23. viruses, bacteria, fungi or parasites
24. infection
25. lymphocytes
26. macrophages
27. innate immunity system
28. MALT
29. external immune defenses

30. epidermis
31. secretions like sebum, cerumen, mucus, tears, and saliva
32. internal immune defenses
33. fever
34. inflammation
35. Natural Killer Cells
36. acquired immunity
37. immunization
38. red bone marrow
39. white blood cells
40. allergic reactions
41. stomach acid
42. appendix
43. heightened immunity
44. long term immunity
45. edema
46. lysozyme

Test Prep questions

Describe the inflammatory response?
What are the four cardinal signs of short-term or acute infection?
How do the one-way check valves of the lymphatic system work?
Describe the transport speed of lymph throughout its system.
What are some of our body’s main defense mechanisms against infections?
How does you body activate the immune system?
Describe the transport of fatty acids in the lymphatic system.

 

 

 

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