LAB(immune and respiratory system)

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jagradwohl  on February 9, 2012

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LAB(immune and respiratory system)

Primary organs of immune system
thymus and red bone marrow, train B and T cells to not attack self
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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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