mr.cummings
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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the fluid that carries gases,nutrients/and wastes through the body | blood
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the force that blood exerts on the wall of the arteries | blood pressure
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a collection of organs whose primary fuciton is to collect extracullular fluid and return to the blood | lyphatic system
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the fluid that is collected by the lyphatic vessels and nodes | lymph
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an organ that filiters lymph and that is found along the lymphatic vessels | lymph node
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the main gland of the the lympathic system it produces mature T lymphocytes | thymus
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the largest lyaphatic organ in your body | spleen
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small, rounded masses of lyphatic tissue located in the pharynx and in the passege from the mouth phayx | tonsils
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