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where is the b cell made and located bone marrow
where is the t cells made and located Thymus
Which organs are apart if the lymphatic system spleen, tonsils, thymus, lymph nods
Enlargement of the spleen is called Spenomegaly
What is innate immunity? includes skin, mucosa membrane, inflammatory response, phagocytosis, and fever
Where is the spleen located ULQ above the stomach
Where is the thymus located mediatinum
How does lymph fluid get back into the cardiovascular system? Though the right lymphatic duct and the thoracic duct
When is the thymus the largest In childhood
Why does the thymus shrink because it matures the T cells
Which is the largest organ in the lymphatic system is spleen
Primary cells of the immune system are Phagocytes and lymphocytes
Which system are cytokines, antibodies, and complement proteins apart of Immune system
What do we call when the body attacks itself autoimmune
What gets damages in COPD Alveoli
One of the Biggest respiratory disorder COPD
Biggest reason COPD occurs Smoking
What does thick mucus cause Over expansion of the Alveoli and traps air
What organs are in the upper respiratory system nose, pharynx and larynx
What does the mucous do in the respiratory system Pollen, smoke, helps get rid of antigens/ contamination
What are the organs in the Lower respiratory system Trachea, bronchial, and lungs
What protects the trachea from colapsing c shaped Hyaline cartilage
What is the mechanism of taking air in and out Ventilation
Taking air in and out of lungs External respiratory
3 different types of respiration Cellular respiration, internal respiration, external respiration,
Taking air in and out of tissues Internal Respiration
Taking air in and out of cells Cellular respiration
An infection that is of the sinuses and pharynx Upper respiratory infection
What carries the largest amount of oxygen in the blood Hemoglobin
What are the kinds of muscles in the body Smooth, muscular, cardiac
What muscle lines the respiratory system Smooth (involuntary )
What conditions that involves the upper respiratory system Pharyngitis, tonsilitis
What condition that involves the lower respiratory system Bronchitis, and TB
What is at the top portion of the lungs Apex
What happens in the space when the lungs collapse it fills up with air
A condition that requires a chest tube Pneumothorax
2 conditions apart of COPD Bronchitis and emphysema
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