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Lymph and Immunity (Lymphatic Anatomy (Trunk- Removes lymph from major…

- - - - Legs, abdomen, left arm,
        left side of neck and head
    - - Right thorax, right arm,
        right side of neck and head
  - - - Site of maturation and
        differentiation of T-Lymphocytes
    - - Formation of all formed elements Site of maturation of B-Lymphocytes
  - - - Gastrointestinal Tract
        
        Saliva, Hydrochloric Acid,
        Defecation & vomiting
      - Respiratory Tract
        
        nasal secretions, vibrissae,
        cilia, coughing & sneezing
      - Urinary Tract
        
        urine, lactate
      - Reproductive Tract
    - - hilum, splenic artery & vein, white pulp,
        centered artery, red pulp,
        splenic cord, splenic sinusoid,
    - - Pharyngeal, palantine,lingual
    - - B & T Lymphocytes, Macrophage,
        and Peyer's Patches
- - - - Epithelial & connective tissue, normal flora, mucus
    - - Epidermis, dermis, normal flora, exfoliation, hyaluronic acid, seboaceous gland secretions, sweat glad secretions
    - - redness, heat, swelling, pain
- - - - Attaces to surface of B cells,
        important in activating B cells
    - - Binds to mast cells and basophils causing
        histamine release when activeated
    - - Diverse antibodies in primary & secondary response,
        crosses placenta & confers passive immunity
    - - First released by plasma cells during primary immune response
    - - Helps prevent attachment of pathogens to epithelial surfaces