Get ready to take our Lymphatic system quiz to test your knowledge. The lymphatic system in the human body is responsible for the removal of interstitial fluid from tissues. This system is tasked with the absorption and transport of fatty acids from the digestive system. In this chapter, answer all the lymphatic system practice questions below and get to refresh your memory. All the best to you with this quiz!
Thymus
Liver
Spleen
Heart
Hypothalamus
Lymph
Natural killer cells
Inflammation
Red blood cells
Tiny little soldiers
Gravity and skeletal muscle contractions
Muscle contractions and gravity
Pressure changes caused by breathing and gravity
He beating of the heart and gravity
Muscle contractions and pressure changes caused by breathing
Reticular fibers filter out debris
Foreign substances are destroyed
Plasma and mature T cells are added
White blood cells are made
A, B, and C are correct
To transport macrophages
To transport B and T cells
To trap microbes
To supply lymph
A and B are correct
Produce mucous to protect the throat
Produce tears to protect the eyes
Produce mucous to protect the nose
Produce saliva to protect the mouth
A and C are correct
To move mucous
To warm the throat
To absorb water
To store B and T cells
C and D are correct
Gastric juice
Tears
Sebum
Urine
Urine
Stomach
Mucous
Vaginal secretions
It slows them down when moving
It makes them swell
It dehydrates them
It slows their growth
It makes them sweat
Lymph
Blood
Mucous
Urine
Air
Blood clotting creates heat
White blood cells are warm
The increased blood flow makes it warm
Muscle contractions cause heat to be released
The area around the wound cools, making the wound feel warmer
Dead immune cells
Interstitial fluid
Cytoplasm
Lymphatic fluid
Platelets
A type of immune cell
A substance that the immune system recognizes as foreign
A cell that attacks microbes
A symptom of an allergic attack
A and C are correct
The ability to tolerate illness
The ability to withstand a fever
The ability to allow certain pathogens to exist in the body
The ability to turn immunity on or off
The immune systems ability to recognize tissues as being self
The loss of immunity
The loss of self tolerance
The loss of an antigen
The loss of lymph
The loss of blood
Macrophage
T-cell
Red blood cell
B-cell
An opportunistic disease
The cause of HIV
The last stage in HIV infection
The source of the HIV infection
The immune system
Opportunistic diseases
Detergents
All of the above
Antigens
Self tolerance
Antibodies
Immunity
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