WorksheetsImmunity Lymphatic System (COMA REVIEW)
Total questions: 44
Worksheet time: 35mins
•1.) Fluid recovery (Function of Lymphatic Sysmtem)
–absorbs plasma proteins and fluid from tissues and returns it to the bloodstream
•interference with lymphatic drainage leads to severe _______
edema
hemorrhage
sepsis
Function of Lymphatic system
–lipid absorption
•_______ in small intestine absorb dietary lipids
Lacteals
Lactose
Veins
•2.) Immunity
–fluids from all capillary beds are filtered
–immune cells stand ready to respond to foreign cells
•_______- mosquito-borne infection effect the skin to cause it to thicken. Also, the scrotum of men and breasts of women are similarly effected.
Elephantiasis
Phimosis
Varicocele
Hydrocele
Mastitis
Label 1
(a)
Label 2
(a)
label 1 ( WRITE IT OUT, Not abbreviated)
(a)
label 2 ( WRITE IT OUT, Not abbreviated)
(a)
Drainage of the Left side of body: Both legs drain into the _______ (sis-turn-a ki-lay) to the ____, which drains, along with the left face and left arm, into the ________
Cisterna Chyli; Thoracic Duct ; left subclavian vein.
left subclavian vein; Cisterna Chyli; Thoracic Duct
•______ is located directly posterior to the sternal angle
•______ produces T cells
•The thymus may not become atrophied as we age
Thymus gland
Thyroid Gland
Pancreas
•Lymph Nodes- approximately ____ bean shaped nodes in the body
600
60
6
6000
• (a) = only organs that filter lymph
–reticular tissue cells (like a network of cotton fibers), it filters lymph and macrophages phagocytize foreign matter
(a)
differentials look over
Name the tonsils
Label 1
(a)
Name the tonsils
Label 2
(a)
Name the tonsils
Label 3
(a)
•Largest mass of lymphatic tissue, 5 inch long
(a)
•3 Functions of the spleen
•The spleen- “Mean, bloody and clean”
–Immune function: assists red bone marrow and liver
–Clears blood from RBCs and WBCs
–Blood storage, platelets are stored
•Defense response from cell damage due to bugs, physical trauma or chemical agents such as diet
–suffix -itis denotes ______ of specific organs
Inflammation
Infection
Cancer
•Cardinal signs of inflammation
–1. _____ caused by inflammatory chemicals (bradykinin, prostaglandins) secreted by damaged cells, pressure on nerves
–2.____ caused by hyperemia
–3. _____ (erythema) caused by hyperemia ( blood flow)
–4. ______ (edema) caused by capillary permeability and filtration
–“Pa, He Read Swell”
LABEL 1
pain
heat
redness
swelling
•Cardinal signs of inflammation
–1. _____ caused by inflammatory chemicals (bradykinin, prostaglandins) secreted by damaged cells, pressure on nerves
–2.____ caused by hyperemia
–3. _____ (erythema) caused by hyperemia ( blood flow)
–4. ______ (edema) caused by capillary permeability and filtration
–“Pa, He Read Swell”
LABEL 2
pain
heat
redness
swelling
•Cardinal signs of inflammation
–1. _____ caused by inflammatory chemicals (bradykinin, prostaglandins) secreted by damaged cells, pressure on nerves
–2.____ caused by hyperemia
–3. _____ (erythema) caused by hyperemia ( blood flow)
–4. ______ (edema) caused by capillary permeability and filtration
–“Pa, He Read Swell”
LABEL 3
pain
heat
redness
swelling
•Cardinal signs of inflammation
–1. _____ caused by inflammatory chemicals (bradykinin, prostaglandins) secreted by damaged cells, pressure on nerves
–2.____ caused by hyperemia
–3. _____ (erythema) caused by hyperemia ( blood flow)
–4. ______ (edema) caused by capillary permeability and filtration
–“Pa, He Read Swell”
LABEL 4
pain
heat
redness
swelling
•Inflammation cause _________ capillary permeability in an area and so will allow for a local immune response.
increased
decreased
no change
•Elevation of core temperature
•Most common cause is infection
•Defense mechanism: Up to a point ______ is beneficial
fever
infection
cancer
•Elevation of core temperature
•Most common cause is infection
•Defense mechanism: Up to a point fever is beneficial
–promotes interferon activity and phagocytosis
–accelerating metabolic rate and tissue repair
–inhibiting pathogen reproduction
•How high is too high of a fever? Coma and death occurs at 111°F- 115°F, practically _____ degrees is the limit
104 - 105
111-112
92-93
•________ is the body’s ability to defend against specific invaders such as viruses, toxins, bacteria
Specific immunity
General immunity
Blood Guided immunity
•Specific immunity is the body’s ability to defend against specific invaders such as viruses, toxins, bacteria
•This system is ________- substances that are recognized as foreign and provoke an immune response
Antigen (Ags) based
Antibody (Ab) based
•study of the immune response
immunology
pulmonology
cardiology
inflammatology
•Immune system principal components
Thymus
Liver
Red Bone Marrow
Brain
•Antigen means _____ _____- these guys stimulate antibodies production, like pollen to an allergic person, usually made of protein
Antibody Generator
Antigen Generator
Plasma Generator
•Antigen means Antibody Generator- these guys stimulate antibodies production, like pollen to an allergic person, usually made of protein
•Two important characteristics:
•1.) ______- the ability to provoke an antibody reaction
•2.) __________- the ability to react with the antibody it provoked
Label 1
Immunogenicity
Reactivity
•Antigen means Antibody Generator- these guys stimulate antibodies production, like pollen to an allergic person, usually made of protein
•Two important characteristics:
•1.) ______- the ability to provoke an antibody reaction
•2.) __________- the ability to react with the antibody it provoked
Label 2
Immunogenicity
Reactivity
•- glycoprotein antibodies
Immuno globulins
Cell globulins
Cardio globulins
•Stress decreases the level of this immunoglobulin, less protection for mucous membrAnes against bacteria and viruses
–Exercise raises levels of____
IgA
IgM
IgG
IgE
•Minor antibody
IgA
IgM
IgG
IgE
IgD
Protects against parasites, involved in allErgy
IgA
IgM
IgG
IgE
IgD
The Great antibody, most abundant and protests against bacteria and viruses
IgA
IgM
IgG
IgE
IgD
•Antibody in blood plasMa (creates ABO blood type)
IgA
IgM
IgG
IgE
IgD
•In acute infection- ____ , Chronic infection- ___
IgG ; IgM
IgM; IgG
IgE; IgD
2 Major Functions of Lymphatic System
•1.) Fluid recovery
•2.) Immunity
