Exercise 23.7 The Spleen and serves to fight pathogens, whereas the whitered pul

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Exercise 23.7 The Spleen and serves to fight pathogens, whereas the whitered pulp of the spleen Exercise 23 Gross Anatomy of 15 Imagine a bacterium has bacterium has entered a lymph capillary in the right arm Place the following structures in order as heart the sil. tothe rVt atrium of a. efferent hymphatic vessel b. right brachocephalie veir rer lymphatic duct d. right subclavian vein superior vene cava Exercise 23.9:A Clinical Case Study in Immunology 18. Lymphadenopathy is a clinical term for enlarged lymph nodes 17. Which of the tollowing systems would be affected by splenomegaly lenlarged spleen)? (Check all -(True/False) a, cardiovascular b. digestive · lymphatic d. respiratory Can You Apply What You've Learned? 18. When pharyngeal tonsils become infiamed, they are referred to as adenoids. Based on the location of the adenoids (pharyngeal t symptoms might a patient experience due to the presence of swollen adenoids? 19. When an individual suff ers from a ruptured spleen, the spleen is surgically removed so the patient does not die from internal t so profusely. (Hint. What type of capillaries are found i f the circulation of the spleen, explain why a ruptured spleen bleeds 20. Discuss why lymphatic nodules are so abundant in the wall of the small intestine

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12. The order is:

a. afferent lymphatic vessels

b. cortical sinuses

d. medullary sinuses

c. efferent lymphatic vessels

The virus will first enter the lymph through the afferent lymphatic vessels, then it will enter the cortical cells via cortical sinus, then it will travel through medullary sinuses and then through efferent lymphatic vessels, the virus will enter the blood.

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