BIOS255 Week 4 Lymphatic System Worksheet

Total magnification? Type? Monocytes Lymphocyte Neutrophil What is observed

proteins The lymphatic system serves to collect excess and system, more specifically through the veins in the shoulders. return it to the digestive blood Once tissue fluid has entered the lymphatic vessels, it is called valves lymphatic lymph The movement of lymph within the vessels is dependent on muscle contraction. subclavian cardiovascular When the muscles contract, lymph is squeezed past preventing backflow. smooth tissue fluid Lymphatic vessels also serve to take up at the skeletal tract and transport it to veins. fat

Afferent LYMPHATIC ORGANS AND TISSUES lymph vessel Z Labelling and colouring Alfferent lymph vessel Capsule Valve Subcapsular sinus 12. On Fig. 6.2, insert arrows to show which way lymph will flow through this lymph node. Efferent lymph vessel at hilum of node 13. On average, lymph flows through how many lymph nodes before returning to the bloodstream? Afferent lymph vessels cortex Figure 6.2 Section of a lymph node

Order up! Place in the correct order the events below to show how blood and lymph work together to provide cells with nutrients and oxygen. ___ Blood picks up oxygen and nutrients ___ Blood passes oxygen and nutrients through capillary walls to the lymph ___ Lymph passes the oxygen and nutrients to cells ___ Proteins and waste in cells are absorbed by lymph and removed

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2:54 1 Classroom ll ? a docs.google.com Look at the following image and 5 points match between the number of the cell and its type. PATHPEDIA.COM Monocyte Lymphocyte Erythrocyte Bas 1 2 -> 7 •.. +

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Overview of the Lymphatic System The lymphatic system consists of lymphatic vessels, lymph, lymphatic tissue, and III. lymphatic organs. Identify the structures of the lymphatic system by coloring them. • Spleen: Red Red bone marrow: Pink • Cervical lymph nodes: Green Axillary lymph nodes: Purple Inguinal lymph nodes: Orange • Tonsils: Brown Thymus gland: Tan • Trace the lymphatic vessels in blue • Shade the area drained by the right lymphatic duct yellow • Shade the area drained by the thoracic duct light purple

You are a water molecule in the interstitial fluid, you get sucked into the lymphatic system, place the structures through which you will pass in the correct order. into the blood lymphatic duct lymhpatic trunk lymphatic capillary  afferent lyjmphatic vessel lymph node efferent lymphatic vessel

LYMPH AND LYMPHATIC VESSELS ? MCQS 4. Which important constituent of blood is absent from lymph? . b. Erythrocytes c. Lymphocytes d. Antibodies a. Glucose 5. What is the difference between lymph and interstitial fluid? . a. Lymph contains white blood cells and interstitial fluid does not b. Nothing; the two terms are interchangeable c. Interstitial fluid bathes the cells and lymph is found in the lymphatic vessels d. Lymph becomes interstitial fluid when it returns to the bloodstream 6. Which nutrient is absorbed into the lymphatic vessels of the small intestine?. c. Vitamins a. Glucose b. Amino acids d. Fats 7. Which of the following does not contribute to lymph flow? . a. Contraction of adjacent skeletal muscles b. Pulsation of nearby arteries c. Active propulsion by valves in the lymph vessel d. Peristalsis-like action of the lymph vessel wall 8. The thoracic duct empties lymph into the: , c. Right lymphatic duct a. Subclavian duct b. Subclavian vein d. Superior vena cava 9. Which…

Which of the following is NOT true about the lymphatic system?   the vessels of the lymphatic system form a closed loop   the lymphatic system absorbs excess fluids from the tissue fluid   the lymphatic vessels can be found within capillary beds   movement of fluids within is caused by skeletal muscle motion   lymphatic vessels have a structure similar to veins

This activity involves a concept map on blood.  Students are asked to drag a series of terms to triangles on the map in such a way as to demonstrate relationships between them.  It is important to look at the connecting words to help you with the process.

Which of the following is NOT a basic function of the lymphatic system? maintain blood pressure transport proteins, fats, and other macromolecules transport immune cells like white blood cells or T lymphocytes make sure all the fluid in the body is equally distributed

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Lymphatic capillaries function to transport all of the following EXCEPT   Group of answer choices extracellular fluid lipids erythrocytes leukocytes invading micro-organisms

Which of the following statements about lymphatic capillaries is FALSE? Group of answer choices Minivalves prevent the backflow of fluid into the interstitial spaces The endothelial cells are anchored by filaments to the surrounding structures They are located near blood capillaries They collect red blood cells that have "leaked" out of blood vessels

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Why does lymph contain much less proteins than the blood plasma? Name the two principal lymph vessels in humans.

What is the purpose of lymph?   Question 7 options:   Reduces abnormal clotting of the blood   Contains cells that attack bacteria in the blood   Expands the blood volume   Promotes hematopoiesis  \

Which are true or false? Basophils release histamine and are phagocytic   Metastasized cancer cells cannot enter the lymph system because of the continuous basement membrane surrounding lymphatic capillaries.   Eosinophils are derived from the myeloid stem cell line   When compared with erythrocytes, leukocytes are smaller and have a nucleus.

12 A. Labeling Label the structure of a lymph node. 2 3 4 5 9 10 11 12 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.