Describe the structure and function of the immune system
Compare and contrast the different types of immunity
Explain the relationship between the lymphatic and circulatory systems
Discuss common diseases and disorders of the lymphatic and immune system (etiology, prevention, pathology, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation)
T2 24-25 Recording and updated slides will be added after our live class session.
Here is a recording link from our lesson on 12/6/23 (the material is the same in both recordings so no need to watch both!)
Here is the recording link from 3/26/24
Links to all of the videos I tried to show during class today (and some extras for fun) are in the class slides. However, everything you need to answer the questions can be found in our class connect recording or in the attached slides.
Here are the slides that we will use during the lesson, you are welcome to use them as you complete the assignment.
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Drag the labels to the area on the diagram that indicates that lymphatic organ.
Other Answer Choices:
Lymph node
Tonsils
Thymus
Spleen
In this next section we'll begin to explore our innate immune defenses. We'll learn more about the adaptive immune defenses during our investigation in the next lesson. The following questions will be discussed during class on 12/11 and 12/13. I will add the updated recording links to the top of this assignment when they are available.
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Question 12
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Describe one way your body uses your innate immune system on a regular basis.
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How are you doing now that Trimester 3 is underway? Let me know here if you have any questions or concerns.
Next week we will learn about our Adaptive Immunity and Diseases related to the Immune system.
Please be sure to submit your assignment and check your score. Any questions that are gray will need to be manually graded so they won't show a score right away. You can correct any questions that you missed, including the Free Response ones!
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Question 3
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__________ are the site of nutrient exchange in our tissues.
Question 4
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Click on the dots to the left of the items in the list and drag them to their matching category on the right. There are two examples for each category.
Spleen
Tonsils
Lymphatic vessels
Thymus
Adenoids
Bone marrow
Central Lymphoid organs and tissues
Peripheral Lymphoid organs and tissues
Accessory organs and tissues
Who has the largest thymus?
My 1 year old
You (a teenager)
Me (middle age)
My 85 year old grandma
What does the word 'innate' mean?
invented
existing from birth
important
created by humans
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Select the choices that are examples of Innate immunity.
nasal hair
antibodies for a flu virus
skin
pupils
mucous
The lymphatic system takes samples from our blood to check for foreign invaders, this is analogous to...
a line of people waiting for tickets to a concert
being removed from the security line at the airport for additional screening
taking small sips of a hot drink so that you don't burn your mouth
What is lymph?
Oxygenated blood
A type of epithelial tissue
A watery fluid that flows through the lymphatic system
Enlarged lymph nodes are typically an early sign of
infection and disease
exceptional health
What do phagocyte cells do?
Create a fever
Act as a barrier so invaders do not get into our body
Eat up foreign substances
What type of cell can kill our own body's cells if they become infected or cancerous?
