Both Lymphatic Ducts dump into:
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Subclavian Veins
What would a positive Tuberculin skin test look like? What kind of response is this?
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Red swelling called Erythema and crusting would occur.
It is a secondary response because the body has been previously exposed
and antibodies were formed.
,Why don't water pills, aka Diuretics, help Lymphedema:
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Diuretics pull away the excess water in the interstitial spaces, but not the
excess protein. As soon as the diuretic is stopped, the concentrated
proteins pull more water back into the affected area.
What type of Edema or Edema substance is associated with Elephantiasis or
Lymphedema
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Collagen Edema, not fluid edema
What is the function of the Conchae?
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Increases surface area of mucous membranes.
Name the six Nonspecific Defenses:
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, 1. Fever
2. Inflammation
3. Phagocytosis
4. Mechanical Barriers
5. Chemical Barriers
6. Species Resistance
Memory B Cells allow an immune response in 5 to 10 ____.
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5 to 10 hours
Vaccines are not "good for life". Boosters are required because _______ expire.
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Boosters are required because antibodies expire.
The cause of Autism is:
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Unknown
What are the cartilages of the Larynx?
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1. Thyroid Cartilage aka Adam's Apple.
2. Cricoid Cartilage, which marks the inferior end of the Larynx.
3. Epiglottic, attached to the Epiglottis.
4. Arytenoid
5. Corniculate
6. Cuneiform
Lymphatic Capillaries are the ________ distance as ______ _______?
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Same distance as Blood Capillaries
What results when the Bronchioles thicken and lose elasticity?
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Because the bronchioles thicken and lose elasticity, they cannot absorb the
increased pressure of coughing. The pressure is then transferred to the
alveoli.
Some types of Elephantiasis Lymphedema are caused by filariasis, an:
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Subclavian Veins
What would a positive Tuberculin skin test look like? What kind of response is this?
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Red swelling called Erythema and crusting would occur.
It is a secondary response because the body has been previously exposed
and antibodies were formed.
,Why don't water pills, aka Diuretics, help Lymphedema:
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Diuretics pull away the excess water in the interstitial spaces, but not the
excess protein. As soon as the diuretic is stopped, the concentrated
proteins pull more water back into the affected area.
What type of Edema or Edema substance is associated with Elephantiasis or
Lymphedema
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Collagen Edema, not fluid edema
What is the function of the Conchae?
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Increases surface area of mucous membranes.
Name the six Nonspecific Defenses:
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, 1. Fever
2. Inflammation
3. Phagocytosis
4. Mechanical Barriers
5. Chemical Barriers
6. Species Resistance
Memory B Cells allow an immune response in 5 to 10 ____.
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5 to 10 hours
Vaccines are not "good for life". Boosters are required because _______ expire.
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Boosters are required because antibodies expire.
The cause of Autism is:
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Unknown
What are the cartilages of the Larynx?
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1. Thyroid Cartilage aka Adam's Apple.
2. Cricoid Cartilage, which marks the inferior end of the Larynx.
3. Epiglottic, attached to the Epiglottis.
4. Arytenoid
5. Corniculate
6. Cuneiform
Lymphatic Capillaries are the ________ distance as ______ _______?
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Same distance as Blood Capillaries
What results when the Bronchioles thicken and lose elasticity?
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Because the bronchioles thicken and lose elasticity, they cannot absorb the
increased pressure of coughing. The pressure is then transferred to the
alveoli.
Some types of Elephantiasis Lymphedema are caused by filariasis, an:
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