This is what the prefix a- means.
What is without?
What is pertaining to?
This root word means white.
What is leuk/o?
These are the two types of immunity.
What is innate and adaptive?
What is lymph?
This is what the prefix epi- means.
What is upon; above?
This is what the suffix -cyte means.
What is cell?
This root word means disease.
What is path/o?
Mucous membranes, saliva, and skin are all examples of this.
What are physical and chemical barriers?
Lymph nodes can be found in these parts of the body.
This is what the prefix inter- means.
What is between?
This is what the suffix -lytic means.
What is the destruction of?
This root word means gland.
What is aden/o?
Directing cell movement, inhibiting immune response, and stimulation immune response are all roles of these.
What are cytokines?
Lymphatic capillaries can predominantly found here.
What is connective tissues?
This is what the prefix tox- means.
What is toxin; poison?
This is what the suffix -therapy means
What is treatment?
This root word means spleen.
What is splen/o?
This type of immunity can remember pathogens after exposure.
What is adaptive?
These are the four structures that are included in the lymphatic system.
What are lymph nodes, lymphatic capillaries, lymphatic vessels, and lymph?
What is high, excessive, above?
What is -megaly?
This root word means cell.
What is carcin/o?
The medical term splenomegaly means this.
What is enlargement of the spleen?
This is the definition of lymphadenitis.
What is the inflammation of the lymph glands?