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Chapter 14

Lymphatic & Immune Systems

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STATIONARY LYMPHATIC TISSUE ALONG THE PATH OF LYMPH VESSELS ALL OVER THE BODY LYMPH NODES
LARGE LYMPH VEWSSEL IN THE CHEST THAT DRAINS LYMPH FROM THE LOWER BODY AND LEFT SIDE OF THE BODY ABOVE THE DIAPHRAGM THORACIC DUCT
ORGAN NEAR THE STOMACH THAT PRODUCES, STORES AND ELIMINATES BLOOD CELLS SPLEEN
MASS OF LYMPHATIC TISSUE IN THE NASOPHARYNX ADENOIDS
ORGAN IN THE MEDIASTINUM THAT CONDITIONS T LYMPHOCYTES AND HELPS IN THE IMMUNE RESPONSE THYMUS GLAND
TINIEST LYMPH VESSELS LYMPH CAPILLARIES
LARGE LYMPH VESSEL IN THE CHEST THAT DRAINS LYMPH FROM THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE HEAD AND CHEST RIGHT LYMPHATIC DUCT
FLUID PRESENT BETWEEN CELLS THAT BECOMES LYMPH AS IT ENTERS LYMPH CAPILLARIES INTERSTITIAL FLUID
INGUINAL NODES ARE FOUND IN THE GROIN
AXILLARY NODES ARE FOUND IN THE ARMPITS
CERVICAL NODES ARE FOUND IN THE NECK
MEDIASTINAL NODES ARE FOUND IN THE CHEST
SPLEEN IS LOCATED IN THE LEFT UPPER QUADRANT OF THE ABDOMEN NEXT TO THE STOMACH
THYMUS IS LOCATED IN THE UPPER MEDIASTINUM BETWEEN THE LUNGS
THYMUS GLAND HELPS THE BODY FIGHT DISEASE
LYMPHOID ORGANS ARE COMPOSED OF LYMPH NODES, SPLEEN AND THYMUS GLAND
A COLLECTION OF STATIONARY SOLID LYMPHATIC TISSUE ALONG LYMPH VESSELS LYMPH NODE
THIN, WATERY CLEAR FLUID FOUND WITHIN LYMPHATIC VESSELS AND COLLECTED FROM TISSUES THROUGHOUT THE BODY LYMPH
LYMPHOCYTE THAT PRODUCES AND SECRETES ANTIBODIES; ORIGINATES FROM B LYMPHOCYTES PLASMA CELL
ORIGINATE FROM BONE MARROW STEM CELLS AND TRANSFORM INTO PLASMA CELLS TO PRODUCE ANTIBODIES B LYMPHOCYTES OR B CELLS
ANTIBODY-PRODUCING CELL PLASMA CELL
PLASMA CELLS PRODUCE ANTIBODIES CALLED IMMUNOGLOBULINS
EXAMPLES OF IMMUNOGLOBULINS ARE IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG, IgM
ALSO ORIGINATE FROM BONE MARROW STEM CELLS BUT MATURES IN THE THYMUS GLAND; THEY ACT DIRECTLY ON ANTIGENS TO DESTROY THEM T LYMPHOCYTES OR T CELLS
SPECIFIC TYPES OF T CELLS ARE CYTOTOXIC T CELLS, HELPER T CELLS AND SUPPRESSOR T CELLS
T LYMPHOCYTE THAT DIRECTLY KILLS FOREIGN CELLS OR ANTIGENS CYTOTOXIC T CELLS (CD8+ OR T8)
CYTOTOXIC T CELLS OR CE8+ CELLS OR T8 CELLS PRODUCE PROTEINS CALLED CYTOKINES SUCH AS INTERFERONS AND INTERLEUKINS
LYMPHOCYTE THAT AIDS B CELLS AND CYTOTOXIC T CELLS IN RECOGNIZING ANTIGENS AND STIMULATES ANTIBODY PRODUCTION HELPER T CELL (CD4+ CELL OR T4 CELL)
LYMPHOCYTE THAT INHIBITS THE ACTIVITY OF B AND T LYMPHOCYTES AND STOPS THE IMMUNE RESPONSE WHEN AN ANTIGEN HAS BEEN DESTROYED SUPPRESSOR T CELLS OR REGULATORY T CELLS (TREGS)
T CELL LYMPHOCYTES THAT INHIBIT THE ACTIVITY OF B CELL LYMPHOCYTES SUPPRESSOR CELLS OR TREGS
ANTIBODIES (IgG, IgE, IgM, IgD)SECRETED BY PLASMA CELLS IMMUNOGLOBULINS
T CELL LYMPHOCYTES THAT STIMULATES ANTIBODY PRODUCTION; T4 CELLS HELPER CELLS
POISONS (ANTIGENS) TOXINS
T CELL LYMPHOCYTES THAT ARE KILLER CELLS ALSO CALLED T8 CELLS CYTOTOXIC CELLS
ANTI-VIRAL PROTEINS SECRETED BY T CELLS INTERFERONS
TRANSFORMED B CELLS THAT SECRETE ANTIBODIES PLASMA CELLS
PROTEINS (CYTOKINES) THAT STIMULATE THE GROWTH OF B AND T LYMPHOCYTES INTERLEUKINS
PROTEINS (CYTOKINES) SECRETED BY T CELLS TO AID AND REGULATE THE IMMUNE RESPONSE INTERFERONS
LYMPHOCYTES THAT TRANSFORM INTO PLASMA CELLS AND SECRETE ANTIBODIES ARE B CELLS
CD4+ CELLS THAT ARE DEFICIENT IN PEOPLE WITH AIDS HELPER CELLS (T4 OR CD4+ CELLS)
A GROUP OF PROTEINS IN THE BLOOD THAT HELP ANTIBODIES AND T CELLS KILL THEIR TARGET COMPLEMENT SYSTEM
A SPECIALIZED MACROPHAGE THAT DIGESTS FOREIGN CELLS AND HELPS B AND T CELLS MARK ANTIGENS FOR DESTRUCTION DENDRITIC CELL
REMOVAL OF SPLEEN SPLEN/ECTOMY
INFLAMMATION OF LYMPH GLANDS/NODES LYMPH/ADEN/ITIS
TUMOR OF THE THYMUS GLAND THYM/OM
DISEASE OF LYMPH GLANDS LYMPH/ADEN/O/PATHY
FORMATION OF LYMPH LYMPH/O/POIESIS
DEFICIENCY OF LYMPH CELLS LYMPH/O/CYT/O/PENIA
PERTAINING TO POISON TOX/IC
ENLARGEMENT OF THE SPLEEN SPLEN/O/MEGALY
SYNDROME MARKED BY ENLARGEMENT OF SPLEEN AND ASSOCIATED WITH ANEMIA AND LEUKOPENIA HYPERSPLENISM
AN EXTRAORDINARY HYPERSENSITIVITY TO A FOREING PROTEIN; MARKED BY HYPOTENSION, SHOCK, RESPIRATORY DISTRESS ANAPHYLAXIS
AN ANTIGEN CAPABLE OF CAUSING ALLERGY ALLERGEN
DISORDER IN WHICH THE IMMUNE SYSTEM IS SUPPRESSED BY EXPOSURE TO HIV AIDS (ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME)
INFECTIOUS DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH AIDS OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS
HIV DESTROYS THESE CELLS HELPER T CELLS OR CD4+ OR T4 CELLS
MALIGNANT TUMOR OF LYMPH NODES AND SPLEEN MARKED BY REED-STERNBERG CELL IDENTIFIED IN LYMPH NODES HODGKIN DISEASE
TISSUES THAT PRODUCE LYMPHOCYTES (SPLEEN, THYMUS GLAND, TONSILS AND ADENOIDS) LYMPHOID ORGANS
SWELLING OF TISSUES DUE TO INTERSTITIAL FLUID ACCUMULATION LYMPHEDEMA
REMOVAL OF THE MEDIASTINAL ORGAN THYMECTOMY
HIV HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS
HISTO HISTOPLASMOSIS
KS KAPOSI SARCOMA
PCP PNEUMOCYSTIS CARINII PNEUMONIA
CT SCAN COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY
TOXO TOXOPLASMOSIS
MALIGNANT LESION ASSOCIATED AIDS; ARISES FROM LINING OF CAPILLARIES AND APPEARS AS RED, PURPLE, BROWN OR BLACK SKIN NODULES KAPOSI SARCOMA
HYPERSENSITIVE OR ALLERGIC STATE INVOLVING AN IHERITED PREDISPOSITION ATOPY
WEIGHT LOSS, DECREASE IN MUSCULAR STRENGTH, APPETITE AND MENTAL ACTIVITY, ASSOCIATED WITH AIDS WASTING SYNDROME
HISTOPLASMOSIS (HISTO) FUNGAL INFECTION CAUSED BY INHALATION OF DUST CONTAMINATED WITH HISTOPLASMA CAPSULATUM
PNEUMOCYSTIS CARINII PNEUMONIA (PCP) ONE-CELLED ORGANISM CAUSES LUNG INFECTION WITH FEVER, COUGH AND CHEST PAIN
TOXOPLASMOSIS (TOXO) PARASITIC INFECTION INVOLVING THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (CNS)
AN IMMUNE RESPONSE IN WHICH B DELLS TRANSFORM INTO PLASMA CELLS AND SECRETE ANTIBODIES IS KNOWN AS HUMORAL IMMUNITY
LYMPHOCYTES FORMED IN THE THYMUS GLAND THAT ACT ON AGTIGENS ARE T CELLS
AN IMMUNE RESPONSE IN WHICH T CELLS DESTROY ANTIGENS IS CALLED CELL-MEDIATED IMMUNITY
LYMPHOCYTES THAT TRANSFORM INTO PLASMA CELLS AND SECRETE ANTIBODIES ARE CALLED B CELLS
WHITE BLOOD CELLS THAT ARE DESTROYED BY HIV T4 HELPER LYMPHOCYTES
TEST USED TO DETECT THE ZIDS VIRUS IN BLOOD WESTERN BLOT
DRUG USED TO TREAT AIDS BY BLOCKING THE GROWTH OF THE AIDS VIRUS ZIDOVUDINE
GROUP OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES ASSOCIATED WITH AIDS OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS
TEST USED TO SCREEN BLOOD FOR ANTIBODY TO AIDS VIRUS ELISA
USE OF COMBINATION OF DRUGS TO TREAT AIDS HAART
DRUG USED TO TREAT AIDS BY BLOCKING THE PRODUCTION OF PROTEASE A PROTEOLYTIC ENZYME PROTEASE INHIBITOR
GROUP OF MALIGNANT TUMORS INVOLVING THE LYMPHOID TISSUE NON-HODGKIN LYMPHOMAS
MALIGNANT TUMOR OF LYMPHOID TISSUE IN SPLEEN AND LYMPH NODES; REED-STERNBERG CELL IS FOUND HODGKIN DISEASE
TEST THAT SEPARATES IMMUNOGLOBULINS IMMUNOELECTROPHORESIS
MEASUREMENT OF THE AMOUNT OF AIDS VIRUS (HIV) IN THE BLOODSTREAM VIRAL LOAD TEST
SCREENING TEST TO DETECT ANTI-HIV ANTIBODIES IN THE BLOODSTREAM ELISA
MEASURES THE NUMBER OF CD4+ T CELLS (HELPER T CELLS)IN THE BLOODSTREAM OF AIDS PATIENTS CD4+CELL COUNT
ABNORMAL HYPERSENSITIVITY ACQUIRED BY EXPOSURE TO AN ANTIGEN ALLERGY
MALIGNANT TUMOR OF LYMPH NODES AND LYMPH TISSUE LYMPHOMA
MALIGNANT TUMOR OF BONE MARROW CELLS MULTIPLE MYELOMA
MALIGNANT TUMOR OF THYMUS GLAND THYMOMA
A MORE SPECIFIC TEST USED TO DETECT THE AIDS VIRUS IN BLOOD WESTERN BLOT
MACROPHAGE LARGE PHAGOCYTE FOUND IN LYMPH NODES
THIN, WATERY, CLEAR FLUID FOUND WITHIN LYMPHATIC TISSUE LYMPH
IMMUNOGLOBULINS ANTIBODIES THAT ARE SECRETED BY PLASMA CELLS
REACTION OF IMMUNE SYSTEM ALLERGY
EXTREME ALLERGIC REACTION ANAPHYLAXIS
MALIGNANT LYMPH NODE TUMORS HODGKIN DISEASE
DEFICIENCY OF LYMPH CELLS LYMPHOCYTOPENIA
SURGICAL REMOVAL OF THE SPLEEN SPLENECTOMY
IMMUNE RESPONSE INVOLVING T CELL LYMPHOCYTES CELL-MEDIATED IMMUNITY
EXAGGERATED HYPERSENSITIVITY REACTION ANAPHYLAXIS
SYNDROME MARKED BY ENLARGEMENT OF SPLEEN HYPERSPLENISM
SUPPRESSION OF IMMUNE RESPONSE BY HIV EXPOSURE AIDS
RECORD (XRAY) OF LYMPH VESSELS LYMPHANGIOGRAM
INTRODUCTION OF ALTERED ANTIGENSTO PRODUCE AN IMMUNE RESPONSE AND PROTECTION FROM DISEASE VACCINATION
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