Chapter 14: Lymphatic And Immune System

Formation of lymph a.) Lymphocytopenia b.) Lymphadenitis c.) Lymphedema d.) Lymphopoiesis e.) Lymphoid

Interstitial fluid contains or is a.) Antibodies produced by white blood cells b.) Red and white blood cells c.) Found in the spaces between cells and becomes lymph when it enter lymph capillaries d.) Connective tissue e.) Blood clotting factors

All of the following are part of the immune system EXCEPT a.) Lymphocytes b.) Platelets c.) Monocytes d.) Phagocytes e.) Antibodies

All of the following describe areas of lymph nodes concentration EXCEPT a.) Inguinal b.) Axillary c.) Bone marrow d.) Mediastinal e.) Cervical

Atopy is a.) An early stage of early AIDS b.) A hypersensitivity or allergic state c.) A type of lymphoma d.) A disease found in tropical areas e.) Acute infectious disease caused by Epstein-Barr virus

Helper or supressor cells are types of a.) B cells b.) T cells c.) Platelets d.) Antigens e.) Antibodies

Examples of immunoglobulins a.) IgA, IgC, IgE b.) Monocytes c.) Lymphocytes d.) Hepatocytes e.) Clotting factors

Oropharyngeal lymph tissue a.) Spleen b.) Thymus c.) Bone Marrow d.) Tonsils e.) Adenoids

Mediastinal T-cell producer a.) Spleen b.) Thymus c.) Bone Marrow d.) Tonsils e.) Adenoids

Nasopharyngeal lymph tissue a.) Spleen b.) Thymus c.) Bone Marrow d.) Tonsils e.) Adenoids

Abdominal organ that filters erythrocytes and activates lymphocytes a.) Spleen b.) Thymus c.) Bone Marrow d.) Tonsils e.) Adenoids

Produces lymphocytes and monocytes and all other blood cells a.) Spleen b.) Thymus c.) Bone Marrow d.) Tonsils e.) Adenoids

Cytotoxic cells a.) B cell lymphocytes b.) T-cells lymphocytes c.) Platelets d.) Thrombocytes e.) Eosinophils

Interferons and interleukins are a.) Gamma globulins b.) Interstitial fluid c.) Antiviral proteins produced by T-cell lymphocytes d.) Produced by B-cell lymphocytes e.) Helper cells

Slight increase in numbers of lymphocytes a.) Lymphocytopenia b.) Lymphopoiesis c.) Lymphoid d.) Lymphoctosis e.) Lymphedema

Pertaining to poison a.) Necrotic b.) Hypoxic c.) Cyanotic d.) Toxic e.) Stenotic

Computerized x-ray imagining in the transverse plane a.) CT scan b.) Lymphangiogram c.) Ultrasonography d.) MRI e.) Lymphadenectomy

HIV is a.) A malignancy associated with AIDS b.) A drug used to treat AIDS c.) The virus that caused AIDS d.) The test used to detect AIDS e.) A type of lymphoma

Malignant tumor of lymph nodes a.) Sarcoidosis b.) Lymphedema c.) Hodgkin disease d.) Hypersplenism e.) Lymphocytopenia

Viral infection causing blisters on skin of lips, nose, or genitals a.) Kaposi sarcoma b.) Herpes simplex c.) Cryptococcus d.) Toxoplasmosis e.) Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia

Cancer arising from the lining of cells of capillaries, producing blueish red skin nodules a.) Kaposi sarcoma b.) Herpes simplex c.) Cryptococcus d.) Toxoplasmosis e.) Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia

Major lung infection with fever, cough, chest pain, and sputum. Treatment is with Bactrim a.) Kaposi sarcoma b.) Herpes simplex c.) Cryptococcus d.) Toxoplasmosis e.) Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia

Protozoal (Parasitic) infection associated with AIDS. Produces pneumonitis, hepatitis, and encephalitis a.) Kaposi sarcoma b.) Herpes simplex c.) Cryptococcus d.) Toxoplasmosis e.) Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia

Fungal infection associated with AIDS. Involves brain and meninges, lungs, and skin a.) Kaposi sarcoma b.) Herpes simplex c.) Cryptococcus d.) Toxoplasmosis e.) Pneumocystis jiroveci pneumonia