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lymphatic, immune, urinary system

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clear interstitial fluid that surrounds cells   lymph  
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larger vessels that lymph capillaries lead into   lymphatic venules, veins  
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tumor of the lymphatic system   lymphoma  
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hepatitis which only infects those with hepatitis B   hepatitis D  
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mother to fetus immunity   passive  
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tonsils located each side of throat   palatine  
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vessels enter lymph node   4 afferent  
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vessels exit lymph node   1efferent  
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B cells develope into...   memory cells & plasma cells  
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largest lymphoid organ   spleen  
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macrophages found in liver   kupffer's cells  
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kills invading cells   T- lymphocytes  
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attracts macrophages   T - lymphocytes  
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location of kidneys   retroperitoneal  
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cup-like structures papilla drain into   calyx  
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components of a nephron   renal corpuscle, renal tubule  
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"not" component of a nephron   renal pelvis  
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transfered from blood back to kidney   secretion  
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from blood in capillaries to tubules   secretion  
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released by posterior pituitary gland   ADH-antidiuretic hormone  
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released by adrenal cortex   aldosterone  
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scanty amounty of urine   oliguria  
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unusual amount of urine   polyuria  
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peristaltic movement moves urine to bladder by...   ureters  
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holds urine until it leaves body   urinary bladder  
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passage of urine from body   micturition  
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signals internal sphincter to relax   empty reflex  
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signals bladder to contract   empty reflex  
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the bladder cannot empty itself   urinary retention  
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urine backs up, swelling of renal pelvis & calyces   hydronephrosis  
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kidney "stones"   renal "calculi"  
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high energy sound waves treatment   lithotripsy  
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disruption of nerve input   neurogenic bladder  
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inflammation of renal pelvis & connective tissue of kidney   pyelonephritis  
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inflammatory conditions of the kidney   nephritis  
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proteins in the urine   proteinuria  
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delayed immune response to streptococcal infection   acute glomerulonephritis  
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abrupt reduction in kidney function   acute renal failure  
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slow, progressive condition resulting from gradual loss of nephrons   chronic renal failure  
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