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Name Date Section EXERCISE 31 Reviewing Your Knowledge A. Structure of Lymphoid Organs and Tissues Write the name of the organ or tissue that matches the description. Terms may be used more than once. Trawus 1. Regresses considerably with age Seheen 2. Largest lymphoid organ; red and white pulp _\umgnnodes 3. Bean-shaped; has efferent and afferent vessels _fiedome e 4. Primary lymphoid organs Tragas 5. Primary lymphoid organs _\A\m@hnnér._s_ 6. Secondary lymphoid organs sPl;gn 7. Secondary lymphoid organs Tonsids 8. Secondary lymphoid nodules associated with the nasal and oral cavities Mark 9. Secondary lymphoid nodules located in connective tissue of mucous membranes Vesers fakdws 10. Secondary lymphoid nodules located in the small intestine
B. Physiology of Lymphoid Tissues and Organs Write the name of the organ or tissue that matches the description. Terms may be used more than once. aggregated lymphoid follicles (Peyer’s patches) appendix (vermiform) lymph nodes mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue (MALT) red bone marrow spleen thymus tonsils Lyngnnodes 1. Filters lymph plasma Lpedn odes 2. Sites for the immune response Spocen 3. Sites for the immune response LA 4. Sites for the immune response Qeses's gdoncs 5. Sites for the immune response Apgeadit 6. Sites for the immune response honsds 7. Sites for the immune response Sheen 8. Filters blood and contains red and white pulp Hrupute 9. Programs T cells for immunocompetence _CeM \one. M2 10. Programs B cells for immunocompetence C. Formation of Lymph Plasma Write the name of the term that matches the phrase. blood interstitial fluid plasma QS asSme 1. Fluid that becomes interstitial fluid AMereiXa) Flid 2. Fluid that becomes lymph plasma dmg\‘ 3. Contains large proteins that cannot cross capillary wall
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Exam Section Section 1: em 28 of 145
Mark
National Board of 1
Gross Anatomy and Embryology
28. A 46-year-old woman comes to the physician because of a 3-week history of bleeding after sexual intercourse. Physical and pelvic examinations show no nomalies Cerita
findings show malignant epithelial cells. ACT scan is done to identify metastatic disease. Which of the following groups of lymph nodes a most bay to frst stow rat
A) Deep inguinal
B) Inferior mesenteric
C) Internal iliac
OD) Para-aortic (lumbar)
E) Pararenal
OF) Superficial inguinal
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alv
p
on
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10. The following paragraph describes lymphatic vessels. Complete it by scoring out the incorrect options in bold,
leaving the correct option(s).
The smallest lymphatic vessels are called ducts/venules/capillaries. One significant difference between them
and the smallest blood vessels is that they are only one cell thick/have permeable walls/originate in the
tissues; their function is to drain the lymph, containing red blood cells/white blood cells/platelets, away from
the interstitial spaces. Most tissues have a network of these tiny vessels, but one notable exception is bone
tissue/muscle tissue/fatty tissue. The individual tiny vessels join up to form larger ones, which now contain
two/three/four layers of tissue in their walls, similar to veins in the cardiovascular system. The inner lining,
the endothelial/fibrous/muscular layer, covers the valves, which filter the lymph/store the lymph/regulate
flow of lymph. As vessels progressively unite and become wider and wider,…
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FHB QP_Section B_2021S2_faf6810560ad96b314dbdfe79a37d092
I.
Phagocytosis
Preload
Peritoneum
II.
III.
Нурохеmia
Frontal Plane
IV.
V.
VI.
Cartilage
Statements
A. The maximum load of blood in the ventricle immediately prior to systole
B. Refers to the end-systolic pressure
C. Ingestion of bacteria or other potentially harmful substances by cells of the immune
system
D. Arterial partial pressure of oxygen 100 mmHg
F. Any vertical plane that divides structures into left and right parts
G. Any vertical plane that divides structures into anterior and posterior parts
H. It closes to prevent blood from flowing back to ventricle
I. The raw material of protein synthesis
J. As a flexible connective tissue found in the respiratory tree, joints, ears and nose
K. The membrane lining the abdominopelvic cavity and covering many organs within
L. A sac in which the heart is contained
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separate the cells from the plasma and administer only the packed cells. Why do
you think this is done?
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treatment of the mind
study of tumors
excision of the stomach
pertaining to producing cancer
abnormal condition (slight increase) of white blood cells
brain disease
abnormal condition of the skin
cancerous condition of white blood cells
pertaining to produced by treatment
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dermatosis
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hypoglycemia
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leukocytosis
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E.
encephalopathy
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oncology
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