A&P11-Class Notes Pg 27 & Pg 33 Disorders
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| Lymphatic sys consists of: 5 | vessels, fluids, cells, | tissue & organs
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| Right Lymphatic duct drains into | R subclavian vein | (blank)
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| Left thoracic duct drains into: | L subclavian vein | (blank)
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| Lymphatic sys provides a mechanism for: | collection & return of fluids | that have escaped from blood vascular sys
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| Functions of lymphatic are: 3 | 1)production, maint & distribution of lymphocytes | (blank)
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| 2nd function of lymphatic: | RET OF FLUID & SOLUTES FROM PERIPHERAL TISSUES TO THE bLOOD STREAM | (blank)
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| 3RD FUNCTION: | dist. of hormones, nutrients & waste prod. from their of origin to the gen circulation | (blank)
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| examples of functions of lymphatic include: | transportation | defense
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| lymphatics transport fats as: | chylomicrons and/or chyle | (blank)
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| chyle is | LYMPT PRODUCED BY LACTEALS | (blank)
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| COLOR OF CHYLE/WHY | MILKY white | due to fat content from intestinal digestion of fats from the digestive tract of the blood
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| system also assists with body | defense including production of: | lymphocytes and antibodiesfluid
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| fluid that escapes from blood capillaries will mix w/ | interstitial fluid; when fluid enters lymph vessels it is called: | lymph
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| lymphatic vessels are most often packaged w/ | blood vessels within CT sheaths | (blank)
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| How much lymph moves thr L.system every 24 hrs? | 3 liters | (blank)
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| How much liquid is lost from cardio during 24 hrs? | 3 liters!! | (blank)
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| one major diff bet cardio and lymphatic system? | lymphatic is pumpless | (blank)
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| lymphatic vessels are low: | pressure conduits and operate by the same mechanisms as | venous return
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| lymphatic mechanisms for return are: | use of valves, pressure changes during breathing, | milking action of skeletal muscles & action of smooth muscles in BV walls
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| Lymphedema | blockage of lymphatics prevents return of fluid. | causes swelling & pain; common after surgery,
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| Lymphangitis | inflammation of super ficial lymphatic vessels | (blank)
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| Hodgkin's disease | Malignancy of the lymph nodes | cancer; usually curable
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| Mono nu cleosis | viral disease caused byEpstein-Barr (EBV) virus. | EBV invades B-lymphocytes & causes lg #'s of T-lymphocytes to go into attack mode
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| Tonsillitis | inflammation of tonsils | (blank)
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| Sple no megaly | enlargement of spleen due to accumulation of infectious materials | caused by septicemia, leukemia and mononucleous
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| Bubonic Plaque (black death) | bacterial disease (yersinia pestis is causative agent) overwhelms nodes w/bacterial cells | causes swelling of nodes known as buboes
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