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The system of vessels that transports lymph is the ? system
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lymphatic
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? vessels are found in high number around the hands, feet, and around the areola of the breast
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Lymph
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The lymphatic system returns tissue fluid to general circulation through the ? duct or the right ? duct to the ? vein near the heart
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thoracic
lymphatic subclavian |
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The lymphatic system carries away excess fluid from ? tissue
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inflamed
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The lymph system concentrates and processes foreign invaders and initiates the ? immune response
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specific
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Other organs and tissues that perform lymphoid functions are the ? nodes, ?,?, Galt, and the pharynx.
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lymph
thymus spleen |
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? nodes are small encapsulated bean shaped organs stationed, usually in clusters, along lymphatic channels and large blood vessels of the thoracic and abdominal cavities
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lymph
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The ? is a lymphoid organ in the upper left portion of the abdominal cavity.
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spleen
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The spleen serves as a filter for ? instead of lymph
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blood
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The spleens primary function is to remove worn-out ? from circulation and its most important immunological function is the filtering of ? from the blood.
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RBC's
pathogens |
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In the spleen, filtered pathogens are phagocytosed by resident ?
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macrophages
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Galt =
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Gut
Associated Lymph Tissue |
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The ? originates in the embryo as two lobes in the pharyngeal region that fuse into a triangular structure.
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thymus
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The ? gland is largest at birth and shrinks in adulthood.
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thymus
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Thymic hormones help ? develop specificity to be released as mature T-cells
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thymocytes
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MALT=
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Mucosal
Associated Lymphoid Tissue |
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SALT=
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Skin
Associated Lymph Tissue |
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BALT=
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Bronchiole
Associated Lymph Tissue |
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? provides immune functions against intestinal pathogens and is a significant source of some types of ?.
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GALT
antibodies |