Histology
Integumentary
Lymphatic
Immunity
Medical Mysteries
100

This tissue covers body surfaces and lines body cavities.


What is epithelial tissue?

100

This is the outermost layer of skin.


What is the epidermis?

100

This fluid is found inside lymphatic vessels.


What is lymph?

100

This type of immunity responds immediately and non-specifically.


What is innate immunity?

100

A patient has a red, swollen, warm cut.

This immune response is occurring.

What is inflammation?

200

This tissue type includes blood, bone, cartilage, and adipose tissue.


What is connective tissue?

200

This skin layer contains blood vessels and sensory receptors.


What is the dermis?

200

This structure filters lymph and often swells during infection.

What is a lymph node?

200

These cells produce antibodies.


What are B cells?

200

A person gets sick with chickenpox once but never again.

This type of immunity protects them.

What is adaptive immunity?

300

This tissue is specialized for contraction and movement.


What is muscle tissue?

300

These glands produce sweat.


What are sudoriferous glands?

300

This is the largest lymphatic organ.


What is the spleen?

300

This type of immunity develops memory.


What is adaptive immunity?

300

A patient is allergic to peanuts.

This type of immune disorder is occurring.

What is an allergy?

400

This tissue contains neurons and neuroglia.


What is nervous tissue?

400

These cells produce melanin.


What are melanocytes?

400

This primary lymphatic organ is responsible for T-cell maturation

What is the thymus?

400

These cells remain after infection and allow faster future responses.


What are memory cells?

400

The immune system attacks healthy tissues in lupus.

What type of disorder is this?

What is an autoimmune disease?

500

This epithelial tissue is composed of a single layer of flattened cells.

What is simple squamous epithelium?

500

A third-degree burn damages this layer in addition to the epidermis and dermis.

What is the hypodermis (subcutaneous layer)?

500

This major duct drains most of the body's lymph.


 What is the thoracic duct?

500

This type of immunity is acquired through vaccination.


What is active immunity?

500

A patient with HIV develops repeated infections.

This category of immune disorder is present.

What is immunodeficiency?

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