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Chapter 12: The Lymphatic System

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FINAL ROUND

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Level 1:

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Any substance capable of mobilizing our immune system and provoking an immune response is a(an)

a. antigen.

b. antibody.

c. immunoglobulin.

d. hapten.

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Any substance capable of mobilizing our immune system and provoking an immune response is a(an)

a. antigen.

b. antibody.

c. immunoglobulin.

d. hapten.BACK TO GAME

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Level 1:

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This lymphatic gland is larger in younger people and is found in the anterior thorax.

a. Spleen

b. Parotid

c. Thalamus

d. Thymus

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ANSWER

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Level 1:

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This lymphatic gland is larger in younger people and is found in the anterior thorax.

a. Spleen

b. Parotid

c. Thalamus

d. Thymus

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Level 1:

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Secreted by macrophages, these proteins are important in the immune response.

a. Antibodies

b. Immunoglobulins

c. Cytokines

d. Antigens

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ANSWER

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Level 1:

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Secreted by macrophages, these proteins are important in the immune response.

a. Antibodies

b. Immunoglobulins

c. Cytokines

d. Antigens

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Level 1:

$400 Question

A human’s first line of defense is

a. the immune response.

b. antibodies.

c. intact skin.

d. specific to antigen.

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A human’s first line of defense is

a. the immune response.

b. antibodies.

c. intact skin.

d. specific to antigen.

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Level 2:

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This lymphatic organ filters and cleanses the blood and is the site of lymphatic proliferation.

a. Thalamus

b. Thymus

c. Spleen

d. PancreasBACK TO GAME

ANSWER

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Level 2:

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This lymphatic organ filters and cleanses the blood and is the site of lymphatic proliferation.

a. Thalamus

b. Thymus

c. Spleen

d. PancreasBACK TO GAME

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Level 2:

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Exposed to the wrong type of blood for the first time, a person would

a. have no immediate reaction.

b. have an immediate, severe reaction.

c. have an antibody response that would peak in approximately 10 days.

d. have an antibody response that would peak in 2 to 3 days.

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ANSWER

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Level 2:

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Exposed to the wrong type of blood for the first time, a person would

a. have no immediate reaction.

b. have an immediate, severe reaction.

c. have an antibody response that would peak in approximately 10 days.

d. have an antibody response that would peak in 2 to 3 days.

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Level 2:

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Harmful or disease-causing organisms are

a. antigens.

b. bacteria.

c. lysozymes.

d. pathogens.

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ANSWER

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Level 2:

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Harmful or disease-causing organisms are

a. antigens.

b. bacteria.

c. lysozymes.

d. pathogens.

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Level 2:

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Specific lymphocytes called B cells generate these daughter cells.

a. Antibodies

b. T cells

c. Macrophages

d. Plasma cells

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ANSWER

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Level 2:

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Specific lymphocytes called B cells generate these daughter cells.

a. Antibodies

b. T cells

c. Macrophages

d. Plasma cells

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Level 3:

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These cells activate B cells.

a. Plasma cells

b. Regulatory T cells

c. Helper T cells

d. Cytotoxic T cells

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ANSWER

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Level 3:

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These cells activate B cells.

a. Plasma cells

b. Regulatory T cells

c. Helper T cells

d. Cytotoxic T cells

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Level 3:

$200 Question

This is a disease in which the myelin sheaths of the CNS are replaced by hard salts.

a. Glomerulonephritis

b. Multiple sclerosis

c. Myasthenia gravis

d. Diabetes mellitus

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ANSWER

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Level 3:

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This is a disease in which the myelin sheaths of the CNS are replaced by hard salts.

a. Glomerulonephritis

b. Multiple sclerosis

c. Myasthenia gravis

d. Diabetes mellitus

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Level 3:

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Proteins released by virus-infected cells that protect uninfected cells from the virus are

a. antigens.

b. immunoglobulins.

c. cytokines.

d. interferons.

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ANSWER

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Level 3:

$300 Answer

Proteins released by virus-infected cells that protect uninfected cells from the virus are

a. antigens.

b. immunoglobulins.

c. cytokines.

d. interferons.

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Level 3:

$400 Question

Collectively this lymphatic tissue protects the upper respiratory and digestive tracts.

a. Peyer’s patches

b. appendix

c. tonsils

d. all of the above

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ANSWER

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Level 3:

$400 Answer

Collectively this lymphatic tissue protects the upper respiratory and digestive tracts.

a. Peyer’s patches

b. appendix

c. tonsils

d. all of the above

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Level 4:

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This gland, which functions at peak levels during youth, functions in programming certain lymphocytes.

a. thyroid

b. thalamus

c. thymus

d. parotid

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ANSWER

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Level 4:

$100 Answer

This gland, which functions at peak levels during youth, functions in programming certain lymphocytes.

a. thyroid

b. thalamus

c. thymus

d. parotid

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Level 4:

$200 Question

This lymphoid organ provides a site for storing platelets and destroying worn-out red blood cells.

a. thymus

b. tonsil

c. pancreas

d. spleen

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ANSWER

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Level 4:

$200 Answer

This lymphoid organ provides a site for storing platelets and destroying worn-out red blood cells.

a. thymus

b. tonsil

c. pancreas

d. spleen

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Level 4:

$300 Question

This is the most devastating congenital condition of the immune system.

a. AIDS

b. SCID

c. TNF

d. SLE

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ANSWER

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Level 4:

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This is the most devastating congenital condition of the immune system.

a. AIDS

b. SCID

c. TNF

d. SLE

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Level 4:

$400 Question

A bodywide, or systemic, acute allergic reaction is known as

a. anaphylactic shock.

b. rheumatic fever.

c. systemic lupus.

d. myasthenia gravis.

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ANSWER

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Level 4:

$400 Answer

A bodywide, or systemic, acute allergic reaction is known as

a. anaphylactic shock.

b. rheumatic fever.

c. systemic lupus.

d. myasthenia gravis.

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FINAL ROUND Question

These chemicals are released by sensitized T cells and macrophages.

a. Lysozymes

b. Histamines

c. Cytokines

d. Monoclonal antibodies

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ANSWER

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FINAL ROUND Answer

These chemicals are released by sensitized T cells and macrophages.

a. Lysozymes

b. Histamines

c. Cytokines

d. Monoclonal antibodies

BACK TO GAME