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Name and describe the 3 functions of the lymphatic system.
Fluid recovery: 15% of fluid not absorbed @ blood capillaries and a fair bit of plasma protein, Protection against pathogens: assist pathogens, Transport of dietary lipids: lacteals absorb dietary fat from small intestine
What are reticular cells?
Branched stationary cells that contribute to stroma (CT framework) of lymphatic organs and act as APCs in thymus
Structure of lymphatic tissue?
Structure: loose CT
MALT, BALT, GALT, SALT
Mucus, bronchiole, gut, skin: associated lymphatic tissue
3 functions of spleen?
R & R for WBC (white pulp), RBC graveyard, stores platelets (red pulp)
Lymph nodes and Metastatic cancer, name and describe two.
Metastasis: cancerous cells on the move;easily enter and travel in lymph and often lodge in the first lymph node they encounter and gro there (lymphoma). Breast cancer: often treated w/ a combination of lumpectomy or mastectomy along w/ removal of axially lymph nodes