Froggy Jumps: Lymphatic System (biology - anatomy


Froggy Jumps Lymphatic SystemVersion en ligne lymphatic par 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

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

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