Lymphatic review
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| when do you stop calling it tissue fluid and callit lymph | when it enters the lymph vessels
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| collects tissue fluid from intercelluar spaces | lymph capillaries
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| prevents back flow | valves
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| contracts to keep fluids moving thru the vessels | Smoth muscle layer
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| vessle formed by the union of lymph vessels from lower body | cistena chyi
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| empties lymph from lower body into the left subclavian vein | Thoracic Duct
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| empties lymph from right upper quadrent into the right subclavian | Right Lympathatic Duct
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| Lymph tissue creates two kinds of WBC | Monocytes , Lymphocytes
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| modes and nodules are made of lympatic tissue which produces two kinds of WBC called | Lymphocytes, Momocytes
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| If a cell is fixed it is | not moving
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| fixed cells lymph noeds and nodules that produce antibodies are called | Plasma Cells
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| lymph nodes can be found along the pathways of lymph vessels and below the epitheliun of all mucus membrane | false
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| fixed cells that phagocytize pathogens are called | macrophages
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| there is a mechanism in hyour extremities that assists the movement of lymph through the vessels by compression | Skeletal Muscle Pump
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| the speleen produces RBCs which after birth is taken over by the | Red Bone Marrow
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| the spleen produces two kind of WBC's | Lymphocyets and Monocytes
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| the macrophages of the spleen are also called | RE Cells (reticuleoendothelail)
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| the phagocytized RBC to from what compound that is excreted by the liver | Bilirubin
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| T Cells are named by what WBC that is produced by the thymus | lymphocytes
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| The ability to fight off pathogens now and in the future | Immunity
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| Immunity inbolbed in a type of lymphocytes that become very specific to a foreigh antigen these are called | T Cells & B Cells
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| Antibodies and molecules are made up of what proteins and called | Gamma Globulins or Immune Globulins
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| antigens are chemical makers that identify a cell as one of two things | self or non self
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| natural killer cells are believed to eliminate foreign cells by damaging the | membrane of cells
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| if you are fecovering from a disease, this would provide you with | Natural immunity
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| antibodies produced within ones self are | Active immunity
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| antibodies acquired from another source are | Passive immunity
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| some animal viruses do not cause diseases in people because we have | Genetic immunity
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| what type of immunity will last a lifetime because it is programmed into your DNA | Genetic immunity
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| the first antibodoy response is slow with small response | true
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| this means the immune system is working properly | immunocompetience
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| antibodies are classified at location and flunction | lgG respond to invasions of bacteria & fungi
lgA found in secretions-lgD found in serum
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| if you don't have enough T cells because of the presents of HIV you are more susceptible to specific infections that are called | Opportunistic Infections
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| if you were going to be tested for HIV what two lab tests would be done | ELISA & WESTERN BLOT
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| what common disease causes the spleen to enlarge and patient should avoid activities that might cause a blow to the obdomen that would cause the spleen to rupture | MONO
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| what viruses cause hairy leukoplakia | EBSTEIN BARR
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| ITP (idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura)acquired disorder resulting from isolated deficiency of what | Platelets
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| STILLS DISEASE is another name for | Juvenile Rheumathoid Arthritis(JRA)
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| acquired B Cell deficiency resulting in a absence of antibody production | CVID
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| is a group of disorders causing an absence of T&B cells | SCID
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| chronic inflammatory autoimune disease with usual antibodies targeting body tissue | SLE
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| failure to produce the normal levels of igA severe B cell difeciency | X-Link Agammaglobuloinemia
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| congenital conditions resulting in small or absent thymus. abnormal development of pharygeal pouch | DiGEORGE Anomaly
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| congenital disorder with inadequate B&T cells tendency to bleen caused by reduced number of platelets | WISKOTT-ALDRICH SYNDROME
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| presence of antibodies directed against an antigen in the glomerular basement membrane causeing blood in urine,. renal disorder | GOODPASURE SYNDROME
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| chronic progressive disease with sclerosis of the skin & may have organ scarringq | SCLERODERMA
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| Autoimmune disease with inflammation in various gland, glands that produce tears and saliva, causes drly mouth and different parts of the body including kedneys and lungs | SJOGREN SYNDROME
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| inflammation of the CNS, myelin sheath covering the nerves causing scarring that debilitates the nerves | MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
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| chronic progressive neuromuscular disease possible from auto antibodies to the acetylcholine receptor having exreme muscular weakness without atrophy difficult swallow, gaging, choke, vision problems | MYASTHENIS GRAVIS
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| systemic progressive inflammation affecting the spinal column | ANKLYLOSING SPONDYYLITIS
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| inflammation of the skeletal muscle fibers usually those of the trunk also called idiopathic inflammatory myopathy | POLYMYOSITIS
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