Lymphatic System Quiz

What
is
the
function
_______________________

of

the

Immune

System?

What causes disease and infection? __________________

____________ look for body cells that are different to normal
healthy cells (such as cells that could develop into a cancer) and
kill them.
____________ produce antibodies. Each cell watches out for a
particular germ, and when that germ arrives, the cell starts to
produce more antibodies which begin the process of killing that
germ.
____________ an organ of the lymphatic system which is located in
the thoracic cavity, just under the neck. Its made up of two lobes
of lymphoid tissue.
____________ is located in the upper-left part of the abdomen. Its
main function is to filter the blood. It also detects viruses and
bacteria and triggers the release of lymphocytes.
____________ are masses of lymphoid tissue found in the back of
the throat and nasal cavity. Theyre part of the immune system,
so they help fight infections.
____________ is an infection of the tonsils.
____________ is a pouch of lymphatic tissue thats attached to the
large intestine. Its located in the lower-right area of the
abdomen.
____________ is an infection of the appendix. It happens when the
opening of the appendix is obstructed by foreign matter such as

partially digested food particles. It is usually accompanied by pain

on the abdomen.
____________ an extensive drainage network that helps keep bodily
fluid levels in balance and defends the body against infections. It
also helps defend the body against germs like viruses, bacteria,
and fungi that can cause illnesses.
____________ are small masses of tissue located along the network
of lymph vessels.
How can you take care of your immune system? List down 5
examples. (1 pt. each)
____________ This is the soft tissue in the hollow center of the
bones. It produces blood cells, called red blood cells, platelets,
and white blood cells. The white blood cell identifies and attacks
infectious cells such as bacteria and viruses.