May Quiz: Immune and Lymphatic Systems

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1. Question 1 of 20

   1. Question

   1. What is the purpose of the Immune System?

   • 1. To remove excess tissue fluid, transport waste materials to the bloodstream, and transport enzymes to the bloodstream
   • 2. To regulate hormones and enzymes in the body.
   • 3. To processes carbohydrates, fats, and proteins so it can be used for energy by the body.
   • 4. To defend the body against foreign invaders or abnormal cells that invade or attack it.
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2. Question 2 of 20

   2. Question

   2. What are the 3 lines of defense the body has against invaders?

   • 1. Physical Barriers
   • 2. Specific (or Adaptive) Immunity
   • 3. Lymphatic Response
   • 4. External (or Outside the body) Immunity
   • 5. Nonspecific (or Innate) Immunity
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3. Question 3 of 20

   3. Question

   3. True or False: Indicate whether each statement is True or False.

   A. A normal immune response consists of recognizing a foreign antigen, mobilizing forces (cells) to defend against it, and attacking it.

   • 1. True
   • 2. False
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4. Question 4 of 20

   4. Question

   B. Antibodies are the substances that stimulate an immune response within the body.

   • 1. True
   • 2. False
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5. Question 5 of 20

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   C. Physical Barriers against invaders include white blood cells and liver cells.

   • 1. True
   • 2. False
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6. Question 6 of 20

   6. Question

   D. Acute inflammation is the central feature of Innate Immunity

   • 1. True
   • 2. False
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7. Question 7 of 20

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   E. Specific (Acquired or Adaptive) Immunity improves over time.

   • 1. True
   • 2. False
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8. Question 8 of 20

   8. Question

   4. Drag and Drop: Reorder the following steps to the correct order for mounting an immune response. (Place the first step on top, second step below it, and the third step on the bottom.)

   • Once an infection has been eliminated, most of the immune cells disappear, but a few stick around as memory cells – The next time that invader comes around, the body can respond more quickly and with a stronger attack.
   • Immune system recognizes invader due to cell markers on the cell surface (Antigens)
   • White Blood Cells recognize the antigen directly, attaches to it, and produces antibodies which stop it from multiplying or infecting other cells (“Neutralization”)

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9. Question 9 of 20

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   5. The Spleen is the part of the ____________ system.

   • 1. Hepatic
   • 2. Digestive
   • 3. Integumentary
   • 4. Lymphatic
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10. Question 10 of 20

    10. Question

    6. True or False: Indicate whether each statement is True or False.

    A. The spleen can store up to 20% of the body’s blood volume.

    • 1. True
    • 2. False
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11. Question 11 of 20

    11. Question

    B. Lymph nodes stimulate lymphocytes to create antibodies and destroy cells.

    • 1. True
    • 2. False
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12. Question 12 of 20

    12. Question

    C. The Thyroid is gradually replaced by fat tissue as an animal ages.

    • 1. True
    • 2. False
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13. Question 13 of 20

    13. Question

    D. The lymphatic system is closely associated with the circulatory system.

    • 1. True
    • 2. False
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14. Question 14 of 20

    14. Question

    7. What is the purpose of the Lymphatic System?

    • 1. The lymphatic system serves as a storage unit and filtering cleanser of the body.
    • 2. The lymphatic system regulates hormones and enzymes in the body.
    • 3. The lymphatic systems processes carbohydrates, fats, and proteins so it can be used for energy by the body.
    • 4. The lymphatic system serves a a barrier to protect the body from environmental hazards.
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15. Question 15 of 20

    15. Question

    8. Which of the following is NOT a part of the Lymphatic System.

    • 1. Bone Marrow
    • 2. Thyroid
    • 3. Thymus
    • 4. Lymph nodes
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16. Question 16 of 20

    16. Question

    9. Match each condition to the correct description.

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    • Lymphadenopathy
    • Lymphocytic Leukemia
    • Lymphoma

    • Cancer cells in the bone marrow and blood

    • Cancer of lymphoid tissue – can be anywhere in the body

    • Enlarged lymph nodes

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17. Question 17 of 20

    17. Question

    10. Example Animals – For each question below, choose the answer that would be best for each animal.

    A. Sadie, a short-haired cat, was diagnosed with FeLV. Her owner wants to support her immune system with oils, what do you recommend

    • 1. Diffuse Mucolytic oils such as Eucalyptus or Peppermint.
    • 2. Diffuse Anti-viral and Adaptogen oils such as Melissa, Bergamot, and Frankincense.
    • 3. Apply Anti-parasitic and Anti-inflammatory oils topically such as Oregano, Thyme, and Basil.
    • 4. Appy Anti-tumoral oils topically such as Turmeric, Lavender, and Sandalwood.
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18. Question 18 of 20

    18. Question

    B. Buster, a 75 lb. yellow Labrador Retriever, has atopic dermatitis (environmental allergies). What would you recommend?

    • 1. Use Digestive oils internally such as Fennel and Peppermint and Repellant oils topically such as Turmeric and Geranium.
    • 2. Use Adaptogenic oils internally such as Bergamot and Jasmine and Antimicrobial oils topically such as Oregano and Cinnamon.
    • 3. Use Cellular Support oils internally such as Lemongrass and Clove and Musculoskeletal Support oils topically such as Marjoram and Ginger.
    • 4. Use Antihistamine oils internally such as Lavender or Roman Chamomile and Anti-inflammatory oils topically such as Frankincense and Copaiba.
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19. Question 19 of 20

    19. Question

    C. Skipper, an 8 year old Jack Russell Terrier, was diagnosed by his regular veterinarian with Lymphoma and given less than 2 months to live. His owner does not wish to pursue aggressive chemotherapy and wants to keep him comfortable with essential oils during the time she has left with him. What do you recommend?

    • 1. Turmeric and Copaiba internally. Frankincense and Arborvitae topically (diluted).
    • 2. Diffuse Roman Chamomile and Coriander. Clary Sage and Cypress topically (diluted)
    • 3. Clove and Lemongrass internally. Cedarwood and Lavender topically (diluted).
    • 4. Diffuse Rosemary and Peppermint. Copaiba and Rose topically (diluted).
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20. Question 20 of 20

    20. Question

    D. Tango, a senior horse, “stocks up” in his legs regularly, especially after being stalled when it’s rainy outside. What oils would you recommend?

    • 1. Musculoskeletal oils such as Marjoram, Peppermint, and Basil
    • 2. Diuretic oils such as Juniper Berry, Lemongrass, and Cypress
    • 3. Antifungal oils such as Melissa, Tea Tree, and Lavender
    • 4. Adaptogen oils such as Bergamot, Jasmine and Frankincense
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