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Lymphatic System

a system of vessels that run throughout the bodys returning fluid back to the blood vessels

Lymph

Fluid that has escaped the blood stream and is collected form loose CT

Lymph capillaries

receive lymph from loose CT around blood capillaries

Lymphatic Collecting Vessels

Recieve lymph from the lymph capillaries

Lymph Nodes

bean shaped organs scattered along the lympgatic collecting vessels

Lymph Sinuses

the canals where lymph is located

Lymph Trunks

receive pathogen free lymph from the collecting vessels

Lumbar Trunks

lower limbs and pelvic organs

Intestinal Trunk

fatty lymph from the digestive organs

Bronchomediastinal Trunk

thoracic viscera and wall

Subclavian Trunk

upper lumbs and inferior neck

Jugular Trunks

head and neck

Lymph Ducts

form the uniting of the lymph trunks and empty into the veins of the neck

Thoracic Duct

empties into the junction of the left internal jugular and left subclavian veins

Tonsils

gather and destroy microorganisms with their tissue

Immune System

recognizes and attacks specific foreign particles

Tcells

cell mediated response, directly attack antigens

Bcells

multiply and secrete antibodies

Cytotoxic T Cells

directly lyse foreign cells

Helper T Cells

stimulate the various cells of the immune system

Lymphoid Tissue

contains memory lymphocytes waiting for a previously encounted antigen so it can kill it faster

MALT ( Mucosa associated lymphoid tussue )

mucous membranes of the digestive, repiratory,urinary, and reproductive tracts

Lymphoid Follicles

clusters of densely packed lymphocytes

Lymphoid Organs

Help in the immune response

Thymus

site or T Lymphocytes maturation

Lymph Nodes

where lymphatic and immune system interact

Spleen

largest lymphoid organ, remove blood borne antigens and removal of dead blood cells

Red Pulp

involved in disposal of worn out blood cells

White Pulp

antigens enter it and activate immune response

Aggregated Lymphoid nodules

clusters of lymphoid follicles in the walls of the distal part of the small intestine

Appendix

contains heavily concentrated lymphoid tissue

Lymphocyte

a special type of white blood cell

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