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6
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Concentrations of lymphoid tissue that aren’t surrounded by a capsule.
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7
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Lymphatic organ produces all types of blood cells.
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9
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Empties lymph into the left subdivision vein.
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10
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Part of the lymph nodes cleans lymph and alerts the immune system to pathogens.
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11
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Tissue that forms a capsule and divides a lymph node into compartments.
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13
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What encounters pathogens that enter the body by the way of the intestinal tract?
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15
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Takes lymph to cardiovascular veins in the shoulders
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16
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Empties lymph into the right subdivision vein.
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18
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Where the axillary lymph nodes are located
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1
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Where B cells mature.
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2
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This helps prevent pathogens from entering through the mouth and nose.
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3
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Cleanses cellular blood
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4
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What happens to the lymph nodes when they are fighting infection?
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5
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Filters lymph
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6
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Absorbs excess interstitial fluid and returns it to the bloodstream.
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8
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Fluid inside of lymphatic vessels.
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12
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The capability of killing foreign substances, pathogens, and cancer cells from the body.
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14
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Cleanses the blood of cellular debris and bacteria.
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17
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What infection can causes all your nodes to swell?
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