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lymphatic system medical terminology

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an immune response whereby destruction of antigens takes place   cell-mediated immunity  
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b cells transform into plasma cells   humoral immunity  
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antigen-presenting cells derived from monocytes   dendrite cells  
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stationary lymph tissue along lymph vessels   lymph nodes  
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becomes lymph   interstitial fluid  
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proteins that destroy antigens   antibodies  
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antiviral proteins secreted by t cells   interferons  
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body's capacity to resist all types organisms/toxins   immune response  
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antibodies that are secreted by plasma cells in humoral immunity   immunoglbins  
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lymph nodes between the lungs   mediastinal nodes  
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lymph nodes in the armpit   axillary nodes  
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fluid found w/in the lymphatic vessels   lymph  
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formation of antibodies/lymphocytes after exposure to an antigen   acquired immunity  
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carriers of lymph thru out the body   lymph vessels  
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tiniest lymphatic vessels   lymph capillaries  
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lymph nodes in the neck region   cervical nodes  
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lymph nodes,spleen,thymus   lymphoid organs  
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t cells that aid b cells in stimulatin antibody formation   helper cells  
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lymphocytes that transform ino plasma cells/secrete antibodies   b cells  
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proteins that stimulate the growth of b & t lymphocytes   interleukins  
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individual's genetic ability to fight off disease   natural immunity  
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masses of lymph tissues in the nasopharynx   adenoids  
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lymph nodes in the groin area   inguinal nodes  
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t cell lymphocytes that directly kill foreign cells   cytotoxic cells  
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large phagocyte in lymph nodes/other tissues of the body   mcrophages  
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receives lymph from the upper right part of the body   right lymphatic duct  
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RNA virus tht makes copies of itself by using th host cell's DNA   retrovirus  
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poison   tox/o  
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masses of lymph tissue posterior to the oropharynx   tonsils  
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lymph node   lymphaden/o  
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organ near the stomach that produces,stores & eliminates blood cells   spleen  
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abnormal hypersensitivity acquired by exposure to an allergen   allergy  
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large lymph vessel in the chest that receives lymph from below the diaphragm   thoracic duct  
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between   inter-  
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lymphocyte cells that recognize/destroy foreign cell   natural killer cells  
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unusual hypersensivity to foreign protein   anaphylaxis  
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thymus gland   thym/o  
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a poison produced by certain bacteria,animals & plants   toxin  
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protection   immun/o  
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lymphocytes formed in the thymus gland   T-cells  
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infectious disease associate w/AIDS due to lowered resistance   opportunistic infection  
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malignant tumor of bone marrow cells   multiple myeloma  
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organ in the mediastinum that produces t-cell lympocytes   thymus gland  
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backward, away from   ana-  
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a malignan tumor of lymph tissue in spleen/lymph nodes   hodgkin's disease  
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cell that secretes an antibody and originates from b-cell lmphocytes   plasma cells  
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malignant condition associated w/AIDS   kaposi sarcoma  
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introduction of altered antigens to produce an immune response   vaccination  
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malignant tumor of lymph nodes   lymphoma  
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t-cell lymphocytes that inhibit the activity of b & t-cell lymphocytes   suppressor cells  
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