P3 - Lymphatic System Game

_____________ makes up ______________ which makes up ____________

• Lymphoid organs, lymphoid tissues, lymphoid cells

• Lymphoid cells, lymphoid organs, lymphoid tissues

• Lymphoid cells, lymphoid tissues, lymphoid organs

• Lymphoid tissues, lymphoid cells, lymphoid organs

Reticular cells produce a fiber that creates a network to support other cells

• True

• False

There are three functional groups of lymphoid organs

• True

• False

What organs does the primary group include?

• Lymph nodes and spleen

• Red bone marrow and the thymus

• Appendix and lymph nodes

• Red bone marrow and tonsils

What organs does the secondary group include?

• Red bone marrow and thymus

• Lymph nodes, red bone marrow, spleen, and appendix

• Lymph nodes, Peyer's patches, appendix, tonsils and adenoids, and the spleen

• Thymus, spleen, appendix, lymph nodes, Peyer's patches

Which statement is true?

• A function of MALT is preventing pathogens from penetrating the mucous membrane.

• A function of MALT is cleansing blood and removing aged/defective red blood cells.

• A function of MALT is activating and proliferating lymphocytes in the white pulp tissue.

• A function of MALT is cleansing lymph nodes and activating the immune system.

Clusters of lymphoid tissue in the _________ of the small intestine that monitor intestinal bacteria populations and prevent the growth of pathogenic bacteria.

• Peyer's Patches

• Appendix

• Tonsils

• Ileum

The _____________ contains a bunch of lymphoid tissue to prevent bacteria from breaching the intestinal wall and generates “memory” lymphocytes for establishing long-term immunity.

• Ileum

• Peyer's Patches

• Appendix

• MALT

Which of these answer choices are clusters of lymphoid tissue in the small intestine that monitor intestinal bacteria?

• Appendix

• Tonsils

• Peyer's Patches

• MALT

Tonsils are a:

• Site of plasma activation and proliferation

• A ring of MALT around the entrance of the pharynx

• Cluster of lymphoid vessels

• Bunch of immune cells along a lymphoid vessel