Final 6

Front 1

Bone marrow

Back 1

does not contain lymphatic capillaries

Front 2

Subclavian veins

Back 2

Lymphatic fluid returns to blood circulation by:

Front 3

Plasma B cells

Back 3

Cells responsible for production of circulation of antibodies

Front 4

Thyroid

Back 4

No lymphatics

Front 5

L lymphatic duct (thoracic)

Back 5

Drains ISF from both legs

Front 6

Nodules lack fibrous capsule

Back 6

diff btw lymph nodule & node

Front 7

Respiratory pump

Back 7

part of lymph circulation

Front 8

B lymphocytes

Back 8

contain many of these in the cortex of lymph nodes

Front 9

T lymphocytes

Back 9

cortex lymph nodule contain

Front 10

Heart

Back 10

which organ does not condition blood

Front 11

Spleen

Back 11

filters blood, removes dead or damaged RBC's

Front 12

Interleukins

Back 12

Trigger fever or inflammation

Front 13

Tolerance

Back 13

Which is an immune response of the adaptive (specific) defenses

Front 14

Vaccination

Back 14

What is an example of Active Induced immunity

Front 15

Monocytes

Back 15

Bridge btw innate & adaptive for immune response

Front 16

Helper T cell

Back 16

Activate nonspecific defenses & activate B cells

Front 17

Regulatory T cell

Back 17

suppress T & B cells

Front 18

NK lympohocytes

Back 18

No role in immune response

Front 19

IgG

Back 19

Secondary immune response

Front 20

Precipitaion

Back 20

clumping of toxins to elimate

Front 21

Natural Primary Immunity (B cells)

Back 21

production of antibodies during infection

Front 22

Pulmonary ventilation

Back 22

Exchange between atmosphere & lungs

Front 23

O2 in blood

Back 23

What occurs during pulmonary exchange

Front 24

Capillaries

Back 24

Where does systematic gas exchange occur

Front 25

Trachea

Back 25

not part of respiratory zone

Front 26

Vestibule

Back 26

Transitional zone btw cutaneous & mucus membrane

Front 27

Vestibule

Back 27

nasal cavity transition zone between cutaneous & mucus membrane

Front 28

Nasopharynx

Back 28

where is pharyngeal tonsil located

Front 29

Laryngopharynx

Back 29

Palatine tonsil is located in:

Front 30

LARYNGOPHARYNX & oropharynx

Back 30

passageways for food & air

Front 31

False

Back 31

lower respiratory tract begins where air enters bronchi

T/F

Front 32

Larynx

Back 32

location of vocal folds (true)

Front 33

Epiglottis

Back 33

prevents food & liquid from getting into airway

Front 34

Bronchioles

Back 34

microscopic passageways to alveoli

Front 35

Broncopulmonary segments

Back 35

tertiary bronchi branch to:

Front 36

Alveoli

Back 36

keep lungs open & produce surfactant

Front 37

Relaxes (recoils)

Back 37

during exhalation the diaphragm:

Front 38

External intercostal

Back 38

used for forceful inhalation

Front 39

medulla NOT HYPOTHALAMUS (FALSE)

Back 39

Central pattern generator

Front 40

drop in CO2 & rise in pH

Back 40

result of hyperventialtion

Front 41

False

Back 41

spleen only filters pathogens that are in blood

Front 42

Plasma B

Back 42

responsible for circulation of antibodies

Front 43

Respiratory activity

Back 43

movement of lymph ariways

Front 44

True

Back 44

when diaphragm relaxes we exhale

T/F

Front 45

Bronchiole

Back 45

air passage way conduct air directly into alveoli

Front 46

Surfactant

Back 46

prevent alveoli from collapsing

Front 47

Bronchopulmonary segemnts

Back 47

tertiary enter:

Front 48

False

Back 48

called passive & natural immunity

Front 49

Celiac=

Back 49

gallbladder