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Identify the immune/lymphatic structures described or labeled on the image.

For questions 1- 6, refer to the image below.

1. Identify the structure labeled “A” in the image.

Answer: Tonsils

2. Identify the structure labeled “B” in the image.

Answer: Thymus

3. Identify the structure labeled “C” and "G" in the image.

Answer: Lymph Nodes

4. Identify the structure labeled “D” in the image.

Answer: Spleen

5. Identify the structure labeled “E” in the image.

Answer: Lymph Vessels

6. Identify the structure labeled “F” in the image.

Answer: Bone Marrow

For questions 7- 9, refer to the image below.

7. Identify the structure in the image that is NOT categorized as a phagocyte.

Answer: Lymphocytes

8. Eosinophils are categorized as __________ because phagocytes they “eat” or engulf other cells.

Answer: Phagocytes

9. Another term for the cell in the image is ___________.

Answer: Leukocytes

10. A general term for a disease-causing organism such as certain types of bacteria is a _______.

Answer: Pathogen

11. An _____ is a foreign substance that triggers a reaction from the immune system.

Answer: Antigen

12. Interstitial fluid flowing through lymph vessels is called _____.

Answer: Lymph

13. Structures located throughout the lymphatic system that filters lymph as it travels through the lymph vessels.

Answer: Lymph Node

 

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