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    WEEK 6 LM#2 Lymphatics

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    COLLEGE OF NURSING

    Carlatan, City of San Fernando, La Union

    Anatomy and Physiology (Laboratory)


    1. Complete the following statements by writing the missing terms in the answer blanks.

    Together the cardiovascular and lymphatic


    1. pump systems make up the circulatory system.

    Although the cardiovascular system has a

    pump (the heart) and arteries, veins, and


    2. arteries
    capillaries, the lymphatic system lacks two

    of these structures: the (1) and (2). Like the

    3. veins (3) of the cardiovascular system, the

    vessels of the lymphatic system are

    equipped with (4) to prevent backflow. The


    4. valves
    lymphatic vessels act primarily to pick up

    leaked fluid, now called (5), and return it to

    5. lymph the bloodstream. About (6) of fluid is

    returned every 24 hours.

    6. 3 liters

    2. Color with RED the term that does not belong in each of the following groupings.

    1. Blood capillary / Lymph capillary / Blind-ended / Permeable to proteins

    2. Edema / Blockage of lymphatics / Elephantiasis / Inflammation / Abundant supply

    of lymphatics

    3. Skeletal muscle pump / Flow of lymph / Respiratory pump / High-pressure

    gradient / Action of smooth muscle cells in walls of lymph vessels

    4. Minivalves / Endothelial cell overlap / Impermeable / Lymphatic capillaries

    5. Redness / Pain / Swelling / Itching / Heat


    6. Neutrophils / Macrophages / Phagocytes / Natural killer cells

    7. Inflammatory chemicals / Histamine / Kinins / Interferon

    8. Intact skin / Intact mucosa / Inflammation / First line of defense

    9. Interferon / Antiviral / Antibacterial / Proteins

    3. Match the terms in Column B with the appropriate descriptions in Column A. More
    than one choice may apply in some cases.

    Column A Column B

    ___C__ 1. The largest lymphatic organ;


    a blood reservoir
    A. Lymph Nodes

    ___A__ 2. Filter lymph


    B. Peyer's patches
    ___D__ 3. Particularly large and
    important during youth; produces
    hormones that help to program the C. Spleen
    immune system

    D. Thymus
    ___B__4. Collectively called MALT

    E. Tonsils
    ___A__ 5. Removes aged and
    defective red blood cells
    F. Acids

    ___B__ 6. Prevents bacteria from


    breaching the intestinal wall G. Lysozyme

    ___G__ 7. Have antimicrobial activity H. Mucosa

    __H___ 8. Provide mechanical barrier I. Mucus

    ___I__ 9. Entraps microorganisms J. Protein-digesting enzyme


    entering the respiratory passages

    K. Sebum
    ___F,I,G,K,L,H__ 10. Part of the first
    line of defense
    L. Skin

    4. Identify the different lymphoid organs represented by each letter.

    Illustration Lymphoid Organs


    A. ENTRACE OF
    THORACIC DUCT
    INTO SUBCLAVIAN

    B. THYMUS GLAND

    C. AXILLARY LYMPH
    NODES

    D. THORACIC DUCT

    E. SPLEEN

    F. INTESTINAL LYMPH
    NODES

    G. INGUAL LYMPH
    NODE

    H. BONE MARROW

    I. PEYER’S PATCH OF
    SMALL INTESTINES

    J. RIGHT LYMPHATIC
    NODES

    K. CERVICAL
    LYMPHATIC DUCT

    L. PALATINE TONSILS
    A. Afferent lymphatic
    vessels

    B. Follicle

    C. Germinal central follicle

    D. Efferent lymphatic
    vessels

    E. Medullary sinus

    F. Trabeculae

    5. Using the key choices, select the term that correctly completes each statement.
    Insert the appropriate term or letter in the answer blanks.

    A. Antigen /s D. Cellular immunity G. Lymph node


    B. B cells E. Humoral immunity H. Macrophages
    C. Blood F. Lymph I. T cells

    1. Immunity is resistance to disease resulting from the

    presence of foreign substances or (1) in the body. When


    2.
    this resistance is provided by antibodies released to body

    fluids, the immunity is called (2). When living cells


    3.
    provide the protection, the immunity is referred to as (3).

    4. The major actors in the immune response are two

    lymphocyte populations, the (4) and the (5). Phagocytic


    5. cells that act as accessory cells in the immune response

    are the (6). Because pathogens are likely to use both (7)
    6.
    and (8) as a means of getting around the body, (9) and

    other lymphatic tissues (which house the immune cells)


    7.
    are in an excellent position to detect their presence.

    8.
    9.

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