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    The lymphatic system helps fight infections through filtration and immune responses. It includes lymphatic vessels that drain lymph fluid from tissues, and lymphatic organs like the tonsils, thymus, spleen, lymph nodes, bone marrow, appendix, and Peyer's patches. The lymphatic system works with the immune system for both non-specific defenses like skin, mucus, acids, and lysozyme as well as specific defenses using T cells, B cells, antibodies, and memory cells to recognize and respond to pathogens.

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    The lymphatic system helps fight infections through filtration and immune responses. It includes lymphatic vessels that drain lymph fluid from tissues, and lymphatic organs like the tonsils, thymus, spleen, lymph nodes, bone marrow, appendix, and Peyer's patches. The lymphatic system works with the immune system for both non-specific defenses like skin, mucus, acids, and lysozyme as well as specific defenses using T cells, B cells, antibodies, and memory cells to recognize and respond to pathogens.

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    The lymphatic system helps fight infections through filtration and immune responses. It includes lymphatic vessels that drain lymph fluid from tissues, and lymphatic organs like the tonsils, thymus, spleen, lymph nodes, bone marrow, appendix, and Peyer's patches. The lymphatic system works with the immune system for both non-specific defenses like skin, mucus, acids, and lysozyme as well as specific defenses using T cells, B cells, antibodies, and memory cells to recognize and respond to pathogens.

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    EXERCISE NO.

    15
    Name : Condeno, Denise Anne A. Course/Year/Sec: ________________
    Date :_______________ Teacher: ____________

    LYMPHATIC SYSTEM AND IMMUNITY

    GIO. I. To describe the structure and distribution of lymphatic vessels, and note their important
    functions.

    SIO 1. Tabulate the lymphatic organs with its location, and functions.

    Lympathic Organ Location Function


    Tonsils Located in the throat and mouth Help trap and filter bacteria and viruses
    Thymus Located in the upper chest region Produces and matures T-lymphocytes
    Spleen Located in the upper left abdomen Filters blood, removes old red blood cells
    Lymph Nodes Located throughout the body Filter lymph and help fight infections
    Bone Marrow Located inside bones Produces white blood cells, including
    Appendix Located in the lower right May play a role in immune response abdomen
    Peyer’s Patches Located in the small intestine Help protect against harmful bacteria

    2. Draw and label the following regional lymph nodes:


    a. Axillary
    b. Cervical
    c. Inguinal

    3. Draw the cross section of a lymph node and label its parts.
    4. Identify the descriptions of lymphatic tissues or organs in body by
    Matching column A with column B

    Column A Column B

    ___E___1) Filters lymph, and adds antibodies to it A. Tonsils

    ___C___2) The largest lymphatic organ; a blood B. Thymus reservoir


    3) Prevents bacteria from breaching the C. Spleen intestinal wall

    ___B___4) Located in the superior mediastinum. D. Peyer’s patches

    ___C___5) Removes aged and defective red blood cell E. Lymph node

    ___D___6) With invaginations called crypts

    GIO 3. To study the nonspecific responses, and specific responses of the immune system.

    SIO 1. Identify the descriptions of non-specific defenses of the body by matching


    column A with column B.

    Column A Column B
    F 1) Part of the first line of defense A. Acids
    ___D___2) Entraps microorganisms entering the B. Lysozyme respiratory
    passages. C. Mucosae
    ___A___3) Provide chemical barriers D. Mucus
    4) Provide mechanical barriers E. Protein-digesting enzymes
    ___G___5) Have antimicrobial activity F. Skin
    G. Sebum
    2.Tabulate, and contrast the difference between T cells and B cells in the immune
    responses.

    T Cells B Cells
    Origin Produced in the thymus Produced in the bone marrow
    Maturation Mature in the thymus Mature in the bone marrow
    Receptors Express T cell receptors Express B cell receptors
    Activation Recognize Antigens Recognize antigens
    Types Helper T cells, Cytotoxic T cells, Regulatory T cells B cells and plasma cells
    Functions Help coordinate immune response, kill infected cells, regulate Produce antibodies, memory cells,
    Target Intracellular pathogens, cancer cells Extracellular pathogens, viruses,
    Immune Response Cell-mediated immune response Humoral immune response
    Memory Forms memory cells Humoral immune response
    Location Found in lymphoid tissues (lymph nodes, spleen, etc.) Found in lymphoid tissues

    3. Research on the generalized structure of the immunoglobulin classes; draw and label
    each one of them.

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