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Create a “Clinical Scenario” on any blood disorder/pathological condition Include a patient name, age/DOB, family history, social and /or work history, past medical history Include at least one appropriate diagnostic technique/procedure Try to include pertinent vocabulary Lead the class to be able to accurately diagnose your “patient”
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Lymphatic system is considered part of the circulatory system because it consists of moving fluid-lymph- which comes from blood and returns to the blood through lymphatic vessels.
Lymph vessels Lymph Nodes Thymus Spleen Tonsils
How many “sets” of TONSILS are there? (1) 1 (2) 2 (3) 3 Pharyngeal (adenoids), palatine & lingual
A primary role of the lymph vessels is to: (1) Transport oxygen (2) Transport excess interstitial fluid back to general circulation (3) Transport blood and nutrients
How many lymphatic ducts are there? (1) 1 (2) 2 (3) 3 Right Lymphatic Duct and Thoracic Duct
A primary role of the lymph ducts is to: (1) Provide points of entry into blood vessels (2) Produce T cells for immunity (3) Remove pathogens
A primary role of the spleen is to: (1) Produce antibodies (2) Produce T cells for immunity (3) Remove pathogens from circulating blood
A primary role of the thymus is: (1) Produce antibodies (2) Produce T cells for immunity (3) Filter blood and lymph
A primary role of the lymph nodes is to: (1) Produce antibodies (2) Produce T cells for immunity (3) Filter lymph & destroy bacteria
A state of being protected from a disease. (1) immunization (2) immunity (3) Immune reaction
Disease- producing organisms. (1) pathogens (2) antigens (3) antibodies
Present on RBCs and can stimulate production of antibodies. (1) pathogens (2) antigens (3) antibodies
Defense function of the body that produces antibodies to destroy invading antigens. (1) Immune Reaction (2) Immunity (3) Hypersensitivity
An excessive reaction to a particular stimulus when the body’s immune system fails to protect itself against foreign material. (1) Immune Reaction (2) Immunity (3) Hypersensitivity
Lymphatic System
Caused by: Causes damage to: Acquired by: Human Immunodeficiency Virus Helper T Cell Lymphocytes with CD4 Receptors Blood transfusions, unprotected sex, IV needle use
ELISA: Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay is a blood test used for screening for an antibody to the AIDS virus. Western Blot Test: detects presence of antibodies to HIV; used to confirm ELISA
Erythrocyte Thrombocyte Leukocyte Thrombocytopenia Phagocytosis Pancytopenia Hemostasis Immunodeficiency Lymphangiogram Mononucleosis Dyscrasia Edema Erythremia Erythropoiesis Hematocrit Hemorrhage Agglutination Anaphylaxis Cytomegalovirus
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