Froggy Jumps: ANA100N Week Seven Review (biology - anatomy


Froggy Jumps ANA100N Week Seven ReviewOnline version anatomy by Dr. David Myers 1 Organ near the stomach that stores and eliminates blood cells: a liver b spleen c thymus gland 2 NOT part of immune system a platelets b antibodies c lymphocytes 3 the fluid between your cells a interstitial fluid b plasma c synovial fluid 4 tubes branching off trachea a sinuses b bronchi c epiglottis 5 carry lymph throughout the body a capillaries b lymphatic vessels c tonsils 6 large phagocyte found in lymph nodes a macrophage b basophil c microglia 7 lymph nodes in groin region a inguinal nodes b cervical nodes c axillary nodes 8 body recognizes it as foreign, causes immune response a lymphocyte b antibody c antigen 9 neck lymph nodes a cervical nodes b axillary nodes c inguinal nodes 10 endocrine gland that develops your immune system a parathyroid b pancreas c thymus 11 get a vaccine then produce antibodies: a natural active b artificial passive c artificial active 12 given antibodies in an injection a natural passive b artificial active c artificial passive 13 lid-like cartilage covering larynx a uvula b epiglottis c corina 14 muscle separating chest from abdomen a diaphragm b epiglottis c sternocleidomastoid 15 thin hairs lining respiratory tract a cilia b flagella c villi 16 the windpipe a trachea b bronchi c pharynx 17 lymphatic tissue in the nasopharynx a adenoids b salivary glands c cervical nodes 18 breathing OUT a cellular respiration b inspiration c expiration 19 air sacs in the lungs a adenoids b sinuses c alveoli 20 small branches off the bronchi a bronchioles b alveoli c arterioles 21 lymph from right arm, right side of head and thorax drains here: a thoracic duct b right lymphatic duct c left subclavian vein 22 thymosin is a fluid in a lymph node b secreted by the thyroid gland c a hormone 23 lymphatic ducts drain into a coronary arteries b subclavian arteries c subclavian veins 24 removal of the palatine tonsils a adenoidectomy b appendectomy c tonsilectomy 25 processes and matures T cells a appendix b tonsils c thymus gland 26 lacteals are located in a thymus gland b lymph nodes c intestinal villi 27 receives lymph from the left side of body and lower extremities a right lymphatic duct b thoracic duct c right subclavian vein 28 lungs are located a abdominal cavity b spinal cavity c thoracic cavity 29 oxygen diffuses from the alveoli into the: a trachea b pulmonary capillaries c eustachian tube 30 innervates the diaphragm a sciatic nerve b phrenic nerve c intercostal nerve 31 pleural membranes a are serous membranes b form the bronchioles c line the respiratory passages 32 muscles between the ribs a diaphragm b intercostals c rhomboids 33 Dyspnea means a pneumonia b cyanosis c difficulty breathing 34 adam's apple a cricoid cartilage b epiglottis c thyroid cartilage 35 Frontal, ethmoid, maxillary, spenoidal a saliva-producing glands b paranasal sinuses c names of the lymph nodes 36 eupnea means a not breathing at all b breathing to fast c normal breathing 37 oxygen transported in the blood a as a surfactant b attached to hemoglobin c ad a lysosyme 38 T cells and B cells are a tonsils b lymph nodes c lymphocytes 39 release of histamine causes a wheezing and hypotension b anemia c jaundice 40 a severe hypersensitivity reaction a cyanosis b autoimmunity c anaphylaxis 41 specific immunity a T and B cells b inflammation c fever 42 redness, swelling, heat, pain indicate a anaphylaxis b inflammation c allergy 43 Cells that engulf pathogens a macrophages b antibodies c vaccines 44 antibodies passed from mother to fetus or infant a natural passive b natural active c artificial active

1

Organ near the stomach that stores and eliminates blood cells:

a

liver

b

spleen

c

thymus gland

2

NOT part of immune system

a

platelets

b

antibodies

c

lymphocytes

3

the fluid between your cells

a

interstitial fluid

b

plasma

c

synovial fluid

4

tubes branching off trachea

a

sinuses

b

bronchi

c

epiglottis

5

carry lymph throughout the body

a

capillaries

b

lymphatic vessels

c

tonsils

6

large phagocyte found in lymph nodes

a

macrophage

b

basophil

c

microglia

7

lymph nodes in groin region

a

inguinal nodes

b

cervical nodes

c

axillary nodes

8

body recognizes it as foreign, causes immune response

a

lymphocyte

b

antibody

c

antigen

9

neck lymph nodes

a

cervical nodes

b

axillary nodes

c

inguinal nodes

10

endocrine gland that develops your immune system

a

parathyroid

b

pancreas

c

thymus

11

get a vaccine then produce antibodies:

a

natural active

b

artificial passive

c

artificial active

12

given antibodies in an injection

a

natural passive

b

artificial active

c

artificial passive

13

lid-like cartilage covering larynx

a

uvula

b

epiglottis

c

corina

14

muscle separating chest from abdomen

a

diaphragm

b

epiglottis

c

sternocleidomastoid

15

thin hairs lining respiratory tract

a

cilia

b

flagella

c

villi

16

the windpipe

a

trachea

b

bronchi

c

pharynx

17

lymphatic tissue in the nasopharynx

a

adenoids

b

salivary glands

c

cervical nodes

18

breathing OUT

a

cellular respiration

b

inspiration

c

expiration

19

air sacs in the lungs

a

adenoids

b

sinuses

c

alveoli

20

small branches off the bronchi

a

bronchioles

b

alveoli

c

arterioles

21

lymph from right arm, right side of head and thorax drains here:

a

thoracic duct

b

right lymphatic duct

c

left subclavian vein

22

thymosin is

a

fluid in a lymph node

b

secreted by the thyroid gland

c

a hormone

23

lymphatic ducts drain into

a

coronary arteries

b

subclavian arteries

c

subclavian veins

24

removal of the palatine tonsils

a

adenoidectomy

b

appendectomy

c

tonsilectomy

25

processes and matures T cells

a

appendix

b

tonsils

c

thymus gland

26

lacteals are located in

a

thymus gland

b

lymph nodes

c

intestinal villi

27

receives lymph from the left side of body and lower extremities

a

right lymphatic duct

b

thoracic duct

c

right subclavian vein

28

lungs are located

a

abdominal cavity

b

spinal cavity

c

thoracic cavity

29

oxygen diffuses from the alveoli into the:

a

trachea

b

pulmonary capillaries

c

eustachian tube

30

innervates the diaphragm

a

sciatic nerve

b

phrenic nerve

c

intercostal nerve

31

pleural membranes

a

are serous membranes

b

form the bronchioles

c

line the respiratory passages

32

muscles between the ribs

a

diaphragm

b

intercostals

c

rhomboids

33

Dyspnea means

a

pneumonia

b

cyanosis

c

difficulty breathing

34

adam's apple

a

cricoid cartilage

b

epiglottis

c

thyroid cartilage

35

Frontal, ethmoid, maxillary, spenoidal

a

saliva-producing glands

b

paranasal sinuses

c

names of the lymph nodes

36

eupnea means

a

not breathing at all

b

breathing to fast

c

normal breathing

37

oxygen transported in the blood

a

as a surfactant

b

attached to hemoglobin

c

ad a lysosyme

38

T cells and B cells are

a

tonsils

b

lymph nodes

c

lymphocytes

39

release of histamine causes

a

wheezing and hypotension

b

anemia

c

jaundice

40

a severe hypersensitivity reaction

a

cyanosis

b

autoimmunity

c

anaphylaxis

41

specific immunity

a

T and B cells

b

inflammation

c

fever

42

redness, swelling, heat, pain indicate

a

anaphylaxis

b

inflammation

c

allergy

43

Cells that engulf pathogens

a

macrophages

b

antibodies

c

vaccines

44

antibodies passed from mother to fetus or infant

a

natural passive

b

natural active

c

artificial active

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