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Lymphatic and Immune Systems for Massage

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Lymph fluid   show
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show smallest microscopic lymph vessels. walls are squamous epithelium to readily allow fluid to enter  
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show bring lymph from the upper right quadrant of the body and drains into the right subclavian vein  
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show brings lymph from the upper-left quadrant and lower extremities of the body and drains into the left subclavian vein  
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Cisterna Chyli   show
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show small specialized lymph vessels in the villi of the small intestine, carry chyle (lymph and fat)  
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show organs that help remove impurities and process lymphocytes  
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Lymph nodes   show
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show functions of this organ: Filtering blood, producing red blood cells before birth, destroying old red blood cells, reservoir for blood storage in case of hemorrhage  
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Tonsils   show
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Pharyngeal tonsils   show
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Palatine tonsils   show
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show located on the posterior aspect of the tongue  
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Thymus   show
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show defenses of the body that do not discriminate between one threat and another  
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show nonspecific immunity including skin, hair, mucus, earwax, tears, and sweat.  
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show includes mobile and free macrophages  
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Reflexes   show
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show nonspecific immunity that interferes with virus replication  
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Normal flora   show
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show immunity produced by lymphatic tissue and immune cells; results from exposure to a specific antigen from a foreign cell.  
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Antibodies (immunoglobulins)   show
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show specialized which blood cells that originate from the thymus; responsible for activating and regulating the immune response.  
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T helper cells   show
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T cytotoxic cells   show
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B cells   show
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show B cells that remain in the body for years after the first exposure to an antigen to provide protection in the event of a subsequent exposure.  
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Inborn immunity   show
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Acquired immunity   show
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Active naturally acquired immunity   show
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show immunity from antibodies inherited from the mother through the placenta or through breast milk.  
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show immunity developed after inoculation of a foreign antigen in a vaccine or in a killed or attenuated toxoid.  
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Passive artificially acquired immunity   show
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