Ch 19 and 20
Ch 21
Ch 22
Clinical Applications
Vocab
100

The differences in ventricle wall thickness allows the heart to push the same amount of blood (true or false)

True

It is the same amount of blood w/ more force from the left ventricle

100

Where are reticular cells found?

In underlying reticular CT of spleen, lymph nodes, and the thymus

100

What are the two main types of adaptive immunity?

Humoral and cell-mediated

100

What is the abnormal increase in interstitial fluid? (when filtration exceeds reabsorption)

Edema

100

What does angiogenesis mean?

The formation of new blood vessels

200

What type of cardiac muscle cells are found in the SA and AV nodes? (known as autorhythmic or pacemakers)

Conduction cells

200

What are 2 functions of the spleen?

filters blood, stores platelets, phagocytose microorganisms and old RBCs, and DCs present Ag to T and B cells to activate them

200

What molecule helps T cells recognize antigens presented on cell surfaces?


MHC molecules

200

What is caused by weak or leaky valves resulting in the backflow and pooling of blood?

Varicose veins

200

What are anastomes?

Alternate or collateral routes

300

What type of arteries have the greater ability to stretch and recoil and function as a pressure reservoir?

Elastic arteries

What is another name for them?

300

What is the function of dendritic cells?

Pinocytose interstitial fluid looking for anything foreign, they present the foreign antigen to T and B cells

300

Which molecules form a membrane attack complex (MAC) to lyse pathogens? 

Complement proteins

300
What is blocked lymphatic flow that causes severe swelling?

Lymphedema

300
These types of capillaries are found in the spleen and bone marrow and allow full cells and all molecules to pass through

Sinusoids

400

Peripheral resistance is determined by what 3 things?

Blood viscosity, vessel length, and vessel lumen diameter

400

What specifically does the red pulp in the spleen function as?

Recycles RBC's and stores platelets

400

What types of antigens must be phagocytosed or pinocytosed, and their lysosomes contain MHC ll

Exogenous Antigens
400

What procedure is used to open up narrow or blocked arteries?

Angioplasty

400

What is the movement from interstitial fluid into capillaries?

Reabsorption

500

What is the movement of dissolved or suspended material in the same direction in response to pressure?

Bulk Flow

500

What is the function of the thymus gland?

Produces hormones (thymosin/ thymopoietin) and matures the T cells into immunocompetent or mature T cells

500
What cells migrate to the site of an infection or tumor and secrete cytokines along with activate B cells, NK cells, and macrophages 
Helper T cells
500

What is failure of cardiovascular system to deliver enough O2 and nutrients to the body?

Shock 

500

What is the average number of people that will be infected by each infected person called?

R0 value (R-not)

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