LAB(immune and respiratory system)
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jagradwohl on February 9, 2012
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Primary organs of immune system | thymus and red bone marrow, train B and T cells to not attack self |
Lymphatic function | transport tissue fluid to blood, protect body (clean tissue with lymph nodes) |
Lymphatic vessels | similar to veins, more valves, thinner and pass through lymph nodes |
2 ducts of lymphatic system | right lymphatic and thoracic ducts |
Right lymphatic | drains the right upper extremedies, head and thorax |
Thoracic duct | drains the rest of the body that the right lymphatic duct doesn't train (abdomen and legs) |
lymphatic capillaries | start in capillary beds( blunt ended) anchored to connective tissues) compared to blood capillaries, these are one way valves, wider, and anchored |
hilum | encapsulated capsule, 5 afferent path ways into/ 2 efferent pathways out |
trabeculae | structure that protrudes from the outside wall of a lymph node to the inside |
medulla | macrophages here, germinal center( B cells hang out here) |
Immune system | broken up into innate(born with) and adaptive(learned such as B and T cells) |
B cells | antibodies( more predominantly found in red bone marrow) |
T cells | kill cells and help B cells(more predominantly found it thymus) |
Alveoli | very thin walls, wrapped by capillaries to increase surface area ( promotes more gas exchange) |
nasal cavity mucosa | warm, moisten, and filter the incoming air |
external respiration | exchange of gas between blood and air filled chambers of the lungs ( oxygen loading and CO2 unloading) |
internal respiration | exchange of gases between systemic blood and tissues cells (O2 unloading, Co2 loading) |
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