Real Anatomy Lymphatic and Immune System
1) Identify the highlighted lymphatic duct.
2) Identify the areas of the body that the highlighted lymphatic duct receives lymph from.
3) Identify the lymphatic duct th
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Real Anatomy Lymphatic and Immune System
1) Identify the highlighted lymphatic duct.
2) Identify the areas of the body that the highlighted lymphatic duct receives lymph from.
3) Identify the lymphatic duct that receives lymph from the highlighted area of the body.
4) Identify the primary lymphatic organ located within the highlighted structure.
5) Identify the highlighted portion of the thymus where immature T cells migrate from red bone
marrow to proliferate and begin to mature.
6) Identify the highlighted portion of the thymus that surviving T cells enter.
7) Identify the highlighted cluster of cells in the thymus that may serve as a site of T cell death in
the medulla.
8) Identify the highlighted structures, including their regional location.
9) Identify the highlighted vessels.
10) Identify the function of the highlighted lymphatic organ.
11) Identify the highlighted portion of a lymph node where B cells proliferate and develop into
antibody-producing plasma cells or memory cells.
12) Identify the highlighted portion of a lymph node.
13) Identify the highlighted secondary lymphatic tissue located on the lateral wall of the
oropharynx just inferior to the soft palate.
14) Identify the function of the highlighted tissue together with four others that form a ring at the
junction of the oral cavity and oropharynx and at the junction of the nasal cavity and
Tonsils participate in immune responses against inhaled or ingested foreign substances
15) Identify the highlighted secondary lymphatic organ.
16) Identify the highlighted portion of the spleen where platelets are stored and macrophages
remove ruptured, worn-out blood cells.
17) Identify the highlighted portion of the spleen where B cells and T cells carry out immune
functions and macrophages destroy blood-borne pathogens by phagocytosis.
18) Identify the specialized lymphatic capillaries, found within the highlighted organ, that absorb
dietary lipids.
19) Identify the highlighted organ that contains a high concentration of lymphatic nodules which
control the bacteria entering the large intestine by immune responses.
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