Chapter 8: The Blood and Lymphatic Systems – Hematology and Immunology
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Chapter 8: The Blood and Lymphatic Systems – Hematology and Immunology.
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Blood and the Lymphatic system. A close up of a plant.
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THE THREE TYPES OF BLOOD CELLS. Erythrocytes. Erythrocytes (red blood cells) are responsible for transporting oxygen throughout the body and removing waste..
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THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM. 4. Smlphatlc d T hyrnus Splæn intestinal. and lymph Inguhal Popliteal lymph nodes Lymp vessels.
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LYMPHATIC SYSTEM OVERVIEW. Lymph nodes. Tonsils. Filters foreign subjects such as diseased cells and cancerous cells..
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Experimental Studies on the Spread of Cancer in the Lymphatic System.
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Experiment Overview. The overall goal of the experiment was to observe how cancer cells spread through the lymphatic system. Rabits were used for this experiment due to the fact that satisfactory transplantable tumors were available. The rabbits were then injected with a dye to track the growth of the cancer cells within the lymphatic system..
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Results. Cancer cells injected into the lymph nodes only spread after considerable growth. Tumors injected into the lymph nodes do not spread for at least 3 weeks in all of the test subjects. All tumor cells in affected lymphatics are arrested in the sinuses or one or lobules in the corresponding lymph node..
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Anemia. 9. (prefix) an – no (root) emia – blood condition Ah-NEE-mee-ah reduction of red blood cells noticed by the patient as weakness and fatigue.
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Hematoma. 10. (root) hemat – blood (suffix) oma – tumor HEE- mah -TOH- mah Mass of blood within an organ, cavity, or tissue.
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Hemorrhage. 11. (root) hemo – blood (suffix) rrhage – burst forth HEM-oh-RIJ Excessive blood loss.
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Lymphadenopathy. 12. (root) lymph – lymph (root) adeno – gland (suffix) pathy – disease LIM-FAD-eh-NAWP-ah-thee Any disease of a lymph gland (node); used to refer to noticeably swollen lymph nodes, especially in the neck.
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Lymphedema. 13. (root) lymph – lymph (suffix) edema – swelling LIM- fih -DEE- mah Swelling caused by abnormal accumulation of lymph, usually in the extremities.
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Splenalgia. 14. (root) splen – spleen (suffix) algia – pain Splee -NAL- jee -ah Pain in the spleen.
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Elliptocytosis. 15. (root) ellipto – oval shaped (suffix) cyte – cell Ee -LIP- toh -SAIT Oval red blood cells.
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Embolism. 16. (root) embol – embolus (suffix) ism – condition EM- boh - lizm Blockage in a blood vessel caused by an embolus.
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Erythrocyte. 17. (root) erythro – red (suffix) cyte – cell Eh-RITH- roh -SAIT Red blood cell.
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Hemolysis. 18. (root) hemo – blood (suffix) lysis – breakdown Hee -MAHL- ih -sis Breakdown of blood cells.
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Leukocyte. 19. (prefix) leuko – white (root) cyte – cell LOO- koh - sait White blood cell.
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Normocyte. 20. (prefix) normo – normal (root) cyte – cell NOR- moh - sait Normal sized red blood cell.
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Thrombosis. 21. (root) thromb – clot (suffix) osis – condition Thromb -BOH-sis The formation of a blood clot.
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Hemoglobin. 22. (root) hemo – blood (suffix) globin – globe HEE- moh -GLOH-bin Iron containing pigment in red blood cells that carries oxygen to the cells.
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Perfusion. 23. (prefix) per – through (root) fusion – pour Per-FYOO- zhun Circulation of blood through the tissue.
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Thank you. 24.