BIO 112 Ch. 14 Quiz

What is the function of the lymphatic system?

• To transport oxygen to the blood

• To remove waste products from the body

• To maintain fluid balance and protect against infections

• To produce hormones for growth

Contrast the lymphatic system with the cardiovascular system.

• The lymphatic system transports lymph, while the cardiovascular system transports blood.

• The lymphatic system is a closed system, while the cardiovascular system is an open system.

• The lymphatic system has a central pump, while the cardiovascular system does not.

• The lymphatic system and the cardiovascular system both transport oxygen.

What makes adaptive (acquired) immunity last?

• The presence of memory cells

• Constant exposure to pathogens

• The use of antibiotics

• Regular vaccinations

What type of immunity do T cells provide?

• Humoral immunity

• Cell-mediated immunity

• Innate immunity

• Passive immunity

What type of immunity do B cells provide?

• Cell-mediated immunity

• Humoral immunity

• Innate immunity

• Passive immunity

Which of the following correctly lists and describes the classifications of passive and active immunity, along with an example of each?

• Passive immunity includes natural and artificial immunity, such as maternal antibodies and vaccines, while active immunity includes natural and artificial immunity, such as infection and immunization.

• Passive immunity includes natural immunity, such as infection, while active immunity includes artificial immunity, such as vaccines.

• Passive immunity includes artificial immunity, such as vaccines, while active immunity includes natural immunity, such as maternal antibodies.

• Passive immunity includes natural and artificial immunity, such as infection and immunization, while active immunity includes natural and artificial immunity, such as maternal antibodies and vaccines.

Which condition is caused by the immune system attacking the body's own tissues?

• Rheumatoid Arthritis

• High Cholesterol

• Bronchitis

• Gout

When does interstitial fluid become lymph?

• When it enters the lymphatic vessels.
• When it is produced by the lymph nodes.
• When it is filtered by the kidneys.
• When it is absorbed by the blood vessels.

What is the function of the spleen?

• The spleen produces hormones for digestion.
• The spleen filters blood and supports the immune system.
• The spleen is responsible for filtering lymph fluid.
• The spleen stores excess glucose for energy.

What is the function of lymph nodes?

• Lymph nodes store fat for energy.
• Lymph nodes are responsible for digestion.
• Lymph nodes filter lymph fluid and help in the immune response by trapping pathogens.
• Lymph nodes produce red blood cells.