Exam 14: The Lymphatic System and Immunity

An example of passive immunity that is artificially acquired is ____________________.

The respiratory mucosa is lined with ____________________ to sweep inhaled pathogens out.

The clumping of bacteria by attached antibodies is called:

In the embryo,T cells are produced in the ____________________ and ____________________.

Water in the body has several names: in capillaries it is ____________________; in between cells it is ____________________; and in lymph capillaries it is ____________________.

An antibody molecule is made of ____________________ and is shaped like a ____________________.

Lymph from the lower body flows into the ____,then to the ____.

Production of RBCs is a function of the spleen:

In the larger lymph vessels of the legs,lymph is kept moving by the ____________________.

The lymph nodules of the pharynx are called:

In adaptive immunity,when antibodies bond to viruses,they change the shape of the viruses,which is called ____________________.

Which of the following statements are true of the spleen and thymus? (Read carefully and select all of the correct statements.)

The lymph nodes that destroy pathogens in lymph returning from the arms are called:

Which class of antibodies provides long-term immunity following recovery from a disease?

The antibodies produced first after a vaccination would be ____,followed by production of ____.

Which statement is NOT true of antibodies?

The component of immunity that is not specific to antigen is ____________________ immunity.

Lymph nodes and nodules contain macrophages to ____________________ and plasma cells that produce ____________________.

When the spleen destroys old RBCs,the ____________________ that is formed circulates to the ____________________ to be excreted.

An example of artificially acquired passive immunity is: