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Froggy Jumps Lymphatic SystemVersión en línea lymphatic por Dr. David Myers 1 where does lymph come from? a lymph nodes b spleen c interstitium 2 right arm and right side of head and thorax drains into: a thoracic duct b right lymphatic duct c vena cava 3 thymosin a secreted by lymph nodes b plays no role c is a hormone 4 the spleen a is avascular b removes worn out RBCs c located in RUQ 5 ducts drain into a subclavian veins b jugular veins c portal veins 6 nodes draining the head and neck a cervical b thoracic c pelvic 7 adenoids also called a pharyngeal tonsils b palatine tonsils c lingual tonsils 8 inguinal lymph nodes a line entrance of spleen b located in the groin c part of hepatic portal circulation 9 proteins accumulated in interstitial spaces a clog the capillaries b cause edema c dehydrate the tissues 10 removal of palatine tonsils a adenoidectomy b appendectomy c tonsilectomy 11 processes and matures T cells a medulla oblongata b thymus c coronary sinus 12 lymph organ in ventral cavity, and mediastinum a spleen b thymus c adenoids 13 subclavian veins a are called lacteals b receive lymph from ducts c form thoracic duct 14 spleen, thymus, tonsils, nodes a lymphoid organs b only in thoracic cavity c concerned with phagocytosis 15 removed during mastectomy a spleen b adenoids c axillary nodes 16 partially encapsulated nodes in the throat a tonsils b lacteals c spleen 17 lacteals are located a tonsil b thymus gland c intestinal villi 18 lymph is a formed from tissue fluid b red, like blood c pumped by the left heart 19 lymphatic capillaries a closely follow the aorta b found only in lymph nodes c large pores and follow venous pathways 20 thoracic duct a receives lymph from left side of body and lower extremities b receives lymph from right arm c receives lymph from above the waist only 21 lymph nodes populated by a lymphocytes and macrophages b megakaryocytes and platelets c granulocytes and microglia 22 MALT is least associated with a mucosa b erythropoiesis c phagocytosis 23 Least associated with tonsils a thrombopoiesis b lymphoid tissue c palatine, pharyngeal, lingual 24 Red and white tissue a make clotting factor b compose the spleen c only found in fetal liver

Froggy Jumps

Lymphatic SystemVersión en línea

lymphatic

por Dr. David Myers

where does lymph come from?

lymph nodes

spleen

interstitium

right arm and right side of head and thorax drains into:

thoracic duct

right lymphatic duct

vena cava

thymosin

secreted by lymph nodes

plays no role

is a hormone

the spleen

is avascular

removes worn out RBCs

located in RUQ

ducts drain into

subclavian veins

jugular veins

portal veins

nodes draining the head and neck

cervical

thoracic

pelvic

adenoids also called

pharyngeal tonsils

palatine tonsils

lingual tonsils

inguinal lymph nodes

line entrance of spleen

located in the groin

part of hepatic portal circulation

proteins accumulated in interstitial spaces

clog the capillaries

cause edema

dehydrate the tissues

removal of palatine tonsils

adenoidectomy

appendectomy

tonsilectomy

processes and matures T cells

medulla oblongata

thymus

coronary sinus

lymph organ in ventral cavity, and mediastinum

spleen

thymus

adenoids

subclavian veins

are called lacteals

receive lymph from ducts

form thoracic duct

spleen, thymus, tonsils, nodes

lymphoid organs

only in thoracic cavity

concerned with phagocytosis

removed during mastectomy

spleen

adenoids

axillary nodes

partially encapsulated nodes in the throat

tonsils

lacteals

spleen

lacteals are located

tonsil

thymus gland

intestinal villi

lymph is

formed from tissue fluid

red, like blood

pumped by the left heart

lymphatic capillaries

closely follow the aorta

found only in lymph nodes

large pores and follow venous pathways

thoracic duct

receives lymph from left side of body and lower extremities

receives lymph from right arm

receives lymph from above the waist only

lymph nodes populated by

lymphocytes and macrophages

megakaryocytes and platelets

granulocytes and microglia

MALT is least associated with

mucosa

erythropoiesis

phagocytosis

Least associated with tonsils

thrombopoiesis

lymphoid tissue

palatine, pharyngeal, lingual

Red and white tissue

make clotting factor

compose the spleen

only found in fetal liver

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Froggy Jumps

Lymphatic SystemVersión en línea

por Dr. David Myers

where does lymph come from?

right arm and right side of head and thorax drains into:

thymosin

the spleen

ducts drain into

nodes draining the head and neck

adenoids also called

inguinal lymph nodes

proteins accumulated in interstitial spaces

removal of palatine tonsils

processes and matures T cells

lymph organ in ventral cavity, and mediastinum

subclavian veins

spleen, thymus, tonsils, nodes

removed during mastectomy

partially encapsulated nodes in the throat

lacteals are located

lymph is

lymphatic capillaries

thoracic duct

lymph nodes populated by

MALT is least associated with

Least associated with tonsils

Red and white tissue