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Gr 7 Science Ch 3.2 (Urinary & Lymphatic Systems)

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excretory system   body system that excretes wastes from the body  
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urinary system   portion of the excretory system that removes liquid and soluble waste products from the body  
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kidneys   bean-shaped organ that filters waste products and excess water from the blood  
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ureters   either of the tubes that connect the kidneys to the bladder  
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bladder   organ where urine is stored  
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urethra   canal that discharges urine from the body  
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lymphatic system   portion of the immune system that circulates tissue fluid  
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tissue fluid   liquid that surrounds every cell in the body  
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lymph   tissue fluid that has been forced into lymph vessels  
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lymph nodes   enlarged bundles of lymphatic tissue that cleans lymph of debris and microorganisms  
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Peyer's patches   groups of lymph nodes in the ileum of the small intestine which continuously clean and protect your digestive system so that it can work efficiently  
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spleen   largest lymphatic organ; filters dead cells and microbes in the blood; serves as a storage tank for blood  
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immune system   body system that fights pathogens  
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lysozyme   antibacterial enzyme contained in tears and perspirations  
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skin   prevents many harmful microorganisms from entering your body  
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mucous membranes   line body passageways that open to the outside and use mucus to trap invaders  
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stomach's hydrochloric acid   destroys most harmful bacteria that enter your digestive system with your food  
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white blood cells   phagocytes  
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lymphocytes   groups of white blood cells that includes B cells, helper T cells, and killer T cells  
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antibodies   substances produced by the body to inactivate pathogens so they cannot do any damage before they are destroyed  
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immunity   ability of the body to resist invasion by a pathogen  
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thymus   organ that is located behind the breastbone and between the lungs and plays an important role in the development of lymphocytes  
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adenoids   accumulation of lymphatic tissue that prevents pathogens from entering the body through the throat  
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tonsil   accumulation of lymphatic tissue in the throat  
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acquired immunity   resistance to disease caused by being exposed to a pathogen, receiving a vaccine, or receiving an injection of antibodies  
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innate immunity   the body's natural resistance to disease in general or to specific diseases (without having been exposed to the pathogen or a vaccine)  
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