Home
Flashcards
Preview
Exam II
Home
Get App
Take Quiz
Create
Lymphatic system consists of:
Lymph
Lymph vessels (lymphatics)
Lymph nodes
Lymph organs
Lymph organs
Spleen
Thymus
Tonsils
Non-specific defences (anatomical defences)
Intact skin and mucous menbranes acting as physical barriers
Phagocytic cells engulf all types of foreign microbes/foreign material
Toxic secretions of the sweat and subaceous glands of skin
Acid of the stomach destroys most swallowed microbes
Reticuloendoethial cells-macrophages found in lymph cellls
T-Lymphocytes
Responsible for "cellular immunity"- t-cell directly attacks and destroys the antigen
6 types of T-cells formed by mitotic division of sensitized T-lymphocyte
Helper t-cell
Amplifier t-cell
Suppressor t-cell
Delayed hypersensitivity t-cell
Killer (sytotoxic) t-cell
Memory t-cell
(all 6 types are sensitized for the one specific antigen that started the process)
Author
sarawoods116
ID
107446
Card Set
Exam II
Description
Lymphatic system and immunity
Updated
2011-10-11T03:12:50Z
Show Answers
Home
Flashcards
Preview