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Label the structures of the lymphatic system in the accompanying figure. ch Lymphatic vessel Ctransports lymph) I Tonsils 2 cervicat tymph nodes Axillavy lgmph node 3. 10 4. 11 12 mammary plexus 3 Spleen 4 Locteals in intestinal wall 15 1 inguinal lymph nodes 17 Bone marrow Polypteal lymph nodes blan roir us hing

Label the structures of the lymphatic system in the accompanying figure. ch Lymphatic vessel Ctransports lymph) I Tonsils 2 cervicat tymph nodes Axillavy lgmph node 3. 10 4. 11 12 mammary plexus 3 Spleen 4 Locteals in intestinal wall 15 1 inguinal lymph nodes 17 Bone marrow Polypteal lymph nodes blan roir us hing

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CHAPTER 20 The Lymphatic System and Immunity SECTION 1 Review Labeling Label the structures of the lymphatic system in the accompanying figure. th e P Lymphatic vess el Ctransports lymph) so 1 Tonsils 2 cervicat tymph nodes tit Axillavy Igmph 10 nade 3 st M. 11 as 5 12 mammary pllexus 13 Spleen 14 Lacteals in intestinal 6. wall 15 1 inguinal lymph nodes 17 Bone marrow O Polypteal liymph nodes 8. bsbwoe lal sri o to notees a e Jert (niio o o wog nle er ea loue eobulani rfoirtw qusiera alleo besinitenelo id pnbiool aomono Matching gn neoajoe maeb to hien Match each lettered term with the most closely related description. a. B cells Gaka lo e teronda Beginning of lymphatic system b. spleen 18 19 Thymus medullary structures 20 Receives lymph from right lymphatic duct inoleo c. lymphatic capillaries 19 d. cytotoxic T cells v 20 21 Thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes 22 Smallest lymphoid organs e. epithelial reticular cells 21 f. tonsils / 22 lymphatic capillaries 23 Regulate and coordinate the immune response inohenise 23 g. lymphopoiesis h. thymic corpuscles i. lymphoid organs 24 Largest mass of lymphoid tissue in body 25 Maintains blood thymus barrier 24 Spleen 25 26 Occurs in red bone marrow, thymus, and lymphoid tissues 27 Cell-mediated immunity 28 Lymphoid nodules in walls of pharynx 29 Antibody-mediated immunity 30 Carry lymph to lymph nodes j. helper T cells and regulatory T cells k. afferent lymphatics 26 27 Cytotoxic T cells 28 4onsils I. right subclavian vein m. lymph nodes 29 EO afferent lymphatics 103
Transcribed Image Text:CHAPTER 20 The Lymphatic System and Immunity SECTION 1 Review Labeling Label the structures of the lymphatic system in the accompanying figure. th e P Lymphatic vess el Ctransports lymph) so 1 Tonsils 2 cervicat tymph nodes tit Axillavy Igmph 10 nade 3 st M. 11 as 5 12 mammary pllexus 13 Spleen 14 Lacteals in intestinal 6. wall 15 1 inguinal lymph nodes 17 Bone marrow O Polypteal liymph nodes 8. bsbwoe lal sri o to notees a e Jert (niio o o wog nle er ea loue eobulani rfoirtw qusiera alleo besinitenelo id pnbiool aomono Matching gn neoajoe maeb to hien Match each lettered term with the most closely related description. a. B cells Gaka lo e teronda Beginning of lymphatic system b. spleen 18 19 Thymus medullary structures 20 Receives lymph from right lymphatic duct inoleo c. lymphatic capillaries 19 d. cytotoxic T cells v 20 21 Thymus, spleen, and lymph nodes 22 Smallest lymphoid organs e. epithelial reticular cells 21 f. tonsils / 22 lymphatic capillaries 23 Regulate and coordinate the immune response inohenise 23 g. lymphopoiesis h. thymic corpuscles i. lymphoid organs 24 Largest mass of lymphoid tissue in body 25 Maintains blood thymus barrier 24 Spleen 25 26 Occurs in red bone marrow, thymus, and lymphoid tissues 27 Cell-mediated immunity 28 Lymphoid nodules in walls of pharynx 29 Antibody-mediated immunity 30 Carry lymph to lymph nodes j. helper T cells and regulatory T cells k. afferent lymphatics 26 27 Cytotoxic T cells 28 4onsils I. right subclavian vein m. lymph nodes 29 EO afferent lymphatics 103
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