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The Lymphatic System ReviewVersion en ligne A review of the lymphatic system par Emma Caissie 1 Interstitial fluid is: a A fluid found inside of cells b A fluid found outside of and surrounding cells c A fluid found within the lungs d A fluid located in the spine 2 A clear-straw colored fluid that circulates the lymphatic system: a Blood b Cerebrospinal fluid c Lymph d Redbull 3 What are the 3 types of tonsils? a Upper tonsils, Lower tonsils, Middle tonsils b The Tonsils c Palpatine, Linguistic, Pharynx d Palatine, Pharyngeal, Lingual 4 Which of the following is NOT a sign of inflammation? a Swelling b Redness c Bluish skin (cyanosis) d Loss of function 5 What type of white blood cell "eats" bacteria and infected cells, and is also referred to as a "scavenger"? a Macrophage b Leukocyte c The Hemoglobin d Oligodendrocyte 6 Nonspecific Immunity is also know as? a Adaptive b Natural c Innate d Vague Immunity 7 Which of the following ARE lymphoid organs? Choose one or more answers a The Spleen b Alveoli c Peyer's Patches d Colon 8 True or False: Antigens help fight off invading bacteria a True b False 9 You have a swollen lymph node in your neck, caused by B and T cells fighting a virus. This is an example of: a The third line of defense b The second line of defense c The first line of defense d Photosynthesis 10 Molecules that signal white blood cells to an area are called? a Erythrocytes b Chlorophyl c Cytokines d Carbon 11 Which of the following are White Blood Cells? Choose one or more answers a Eosinophils b Monocytes c Neutrophils d Osteoclasts 12 You had the chicken pox, and your immune system created antibodies for the virus, making you immune to catching it again. What type of immunity is this? a Natural Active b Natural Passive c Artificial Active d Artificial Passive 13 You have never contracted the chicken pox, but have been vaccinated against it and are now immune. What type of immunity is this? a Natural Active b Artificial Active c Natural Passive d Artificial Passive 14 Where are Peyer's Patches located? a In the brain b In the superior lobes of the lungs c In the ileum region of the small intestine d Everywhere. 15 True or False: The lymphatic system helps maintain fluid levels in the body. a True b False 16 How does the lymphatic system maintain fluid levels in the body? a By removing all fluids that leak out of blood vessels b By asking the fluid to leave nicely. c By sending the fluid to the lungs to be coughed up d It doesn't 17 True or False: our immune system kills cancer cells. a True b False 18 What is pus? a The dead and dying corpses of neutrophils b Gross c Lymph that has leaked out d Thrombocytes that have accumulated at the area to fight infection 19 White Blood Cells are also called? a Leukocytes b Lymph c Eukaryotes d Red Blood Cells 20 Which of the following are functions of the lymphatic system? Choose one or more answers a Filters waste and protects us against harmful pathogens b Helps drain excess fluids from the body c Transports white blood cells d Helps regulate the sleep-wake cycle 21 What is the cisterna chyli? a A pouch along the course of the thoracic duct b A large tank designed to store rain water c The organ where white blood cells are created d The muscle that pumps lymph through the body 22 How does lymph flow? Choose one or more answers a Skeletal muscles moving b Chest movement during respirtation c Contractions of lymphatic smooth muscle d The heart pumping moves it along 23 How many main lymphatic ducts do we have? a 1 b 2 c 3 d 842 24 What are the main lymphatic ducts? Choose one or more answers a Right lymphatic duct b Thoracic duct c Cranial duct d Pharyngeal duct 25 True or False: The thoracic duct drains lymph from about 3/4 of the body. a False b True 26 What is the spleen's main function? a Filters blood of old red blood cells and pathogens, stores white blood cells and platelets b Matures T cells and secretes thymosins c Creates red blood cells to help fight off infection d It's just cosmetic 27 What lymphoid organ is responsible for maturing T cells? a The Thymus b The Spleen c The Kidneys d The Nodes of Ranvier 28 What are Peyer's Patches responsible for? a Monitoring bacteria populations in the intestines and preventing growth of pathogenic bacteria b Monitoring for cancer cells and killing them c Patching together holes in lymphatic vessels to prevent leakage d Creating Peyerocytes to kill invading viruses 29 What type of tonsils are commonly know as just "The Tonsils"? a The Palatine Tonsils b The Pharyngeal Tonsils c The Lingual Tonsils d Emperor Palpatine 30 What is chemotaxis? a The process of cytokines attracting white blood cells to an area b A taxi service for chemicals c The process of white blood cells attracting pathogens in order to kill them d The collection of harmful bacteria being transported by lymph 31 True or False: Monocytes engulf germs and kill them through phagocytosis. a True b False 32 Specific Immunity is also known as? a Adaptive b Innate c Non-adaptive d Afferent 33 Which of the following are examples of the first line of defense? Choose one or more answers a Skin b Tears c Cilia d T cells 34 Which of the following are part of the second line of defense? Choose one or more answers a Phagocytosis b Vaccines c Inflammation d Fever 35 The third line of defense is? a B and T cells that are able to adapt to new antigens and remember and respond to specific antigens b The fastest line of defense, which sends natural killer cells to kill viruses c The line of defense only used as a last resort when antibodies fail to eliminate a virus d When an area of the body becomes inflamed to isolate and fight off infection 36 What is the body's fifth line of defense? a There is no fifth line of defense b When the body recognizes an invading antigen and attacks c Phagocytes eating up bad bacteria and viruses and killing them d When phagocytes and pinocytes come together to stop the virus 37 Where does the thoracic duct empty into? a The left subclavian vein b The right subclavian vein c The thoracic subclavian vein d The heart 38 Where does the right lymphatic duct empty into? a The right subclavian vein b The left subclavian vein c The lymphatic vein d The duodendum 39 True or False: Lymphatic vessels permit two way movement of lymph. a False b True 40 What do lymph nodes do? a Filter lymph, store and multiply lymphocytes, and trap pathogens b Create lymph and pumps it through lymphatic vessels and ducts c Secrete hormones such as thymosin that signal antibodies to come and kill pathogens d :( 41 True or False: A hyperactive immune system is a good thing, because it means that our body fights off infection quicker. a False b True

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The Lymphatic System ReviewVersion en ligne

par Emma Caissie

Interstitial fluid is:

A clear-straw colored fluid that circulates the lymphatic system:

What are the 3 types of tonsils?

Which of the following is NOT a sign of inflammation?

What type of white blood cell "eats" bacteria and infected cells, and is also referred to as a "scavenger"?

Nonspecific Immunity is also know as?

Which of the following ARE lymphoid organs?

True or False: Antigens help fight off invading bacteria

You have a swollen lymph node in your neck, caused by B and T cells fighting a virus. This is an example of:

Molecules that signal white blood cells to an area are called?

Which of the following are White Blood Cells?

You had the chicken pox, and your immune system created antibodies for the virus, making you immune to catching it again. What type of immunity is this?

You have never contracted the chicken pox, but have been vaccinated against it and are now immune. What type of immunity is this?

Where are Peyer's Patches located?

True or False: The lymphatic system helps maintain fluid levels in the body.

How does the lymphatic system maintain fluid levels in the body?

True or False: our immune system kills cancer cells.

What is pus?

White Blood Cells are also called?

Which of the following are functions of the lymphatic system?

What is the cisterna chyli?

How does lymph flow?

How many main lymphatic ducts do we have?

What are the main lymphatic ducts?

True or False: The thoracic duct drains lymph from about 3/4 of the body.

What is the spleen's main function?

What lymphoid organ is responsible for maturing T cells?

What are Peyer's Patches responsible for?

What type of tonsils are commonly know as just "The Tonsils"?

What is chemotaxis?

True or False: Monocytes engulf germs and kill them through phagocytosis.

Specific Immunity is also known as?

Which of the following are examples of the first line of defense?

Which of the following are part of the second line of defense?

The third line of defense is?

What is the body's fifth line of defense?

Where does the thoracic duct empty into?

Where does the right lymphatic duct empty into?

True or False: Lymphatic vessels permit two way movement of lymph.

What do lymph nodes do?

True or False: A hyperactive immune system is a good thing, because it means that our body fights off infection quicker.