PPT-Blood & Lymph Infections

A Bacterial Diseases of the Blood Vascular System 1 Bacteria circulating in the bloodstream bacteremia can colonize the inside of the heart and they can cause collapse of the circulatory system and death. and Exchange of Materials. Learning Outcomes. Capillaries allow exchange of substances with tissues. . Pressure filtration of fluids through capillary walls. Similarity of tissue fluid and blood plasma with the exception of plasma proteins. Tissue fluid supplies cells with glucose, oxygen and other substances. Carbon dioxide and other metabolic wastes diffuse out of the cells and into the tissue fluid to be excreted . Blood. hem. /o and. . hemat. /o. plasma - 55%. formed elements - 45%. serum - plasma without clotting proteins. Blood Cells. RBC - erythrocytes - . erythropoiesis. WBC - leukocytes - . leukopoiesis. Aja . Udumah. . Lymphatic System. The lymph system is a network of organs, lymph nodes, lymph ducts, and lymph vessels that make and move lymph from tissues to the bloodstream. . Lymph nodes are soft, small, round- or bean-shaped structures. (Circulatory) Systems. Blood and Immunity. Transport (def). The absorption and distribution of materials throughout the organism (circulation). Humans – closed circulatory system. Grasshopper – open circulatory system. Gilbert Pitts, Ph.D., Joseph Schiller, Ph.D., James F. Thompson, Ph.D.. Objectives. Examine:. Lymph node slide . Lymphatic vessels on charts and models. . Blood slides . Differentiate red blood cells, platelets, neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, eosinophils, and basophils. . Objectives. Understand . the origin and . composition of lymph.. Explain . the . circulation . of . lymph . in . the . body.. Describe the gross . anatomy . and . histology . of the . following lymphoid. vessels,. lymph . nodes. , and lymph tissue. 2. Works with the . circulatory . system. 3. Removes waste and excess . fluid . from the tissues. Overview:. 1. Thin, watery fluid . 2. . Composed of intercellular or interstitial fluid that forms when plasma diffuses into . . Lymphoid . System. *. Collects excess interstitial . .. *Protects organism against invading pathogens or antigens by producing immune responses. *Includes all cells, tissues and organs that contain lymphocytes . VENOUS ULCER . A venous . skin.  . ulcer.  is a sore on your leg that’s very slow to heal, usually because of weak . blood.  circulation in the limb.. Venous ulcers happen when there’s a break in the skin on your leg, usually around the . Primary lymphoid tissue. : Bone marrow, Bursa of fabricius, Thymus.. Secondary lymphoid tissue. : Lymph node, Spleen.. Tertiary lymphoid tissue. : Mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue, Intra-epithelial lymphocytes.. YourLymphatic SystemUnderstanding how your lymphatic system works can be helpful as you prepare and recover from your surgery. Your lymphatic system is made up of:Lymph nodesare small, bean shaped str tumour-containing tissue from the armpit region. Lymph nodes and the lymphatic system Axillary Lymph Node Patient information The body’s lymphatic system is a network of lymph nodes and lymphat Saad. (2018). Consists of:. Lymph. Lymphatic vessels. Structures and organs containing lymphatic tissue. Red bone marrow. Lymphatic System . S. tructure and Function. 2. Functions of the lymphatic system. El-. Khateeb. Major clinical manifestations of immune disorders. Disorder. Associated Disease. Deficiency. B cell deficiency – deficiency in . Ab. mediated immunity. Recurrent bacterial disease (otitis media, recurrent pneumonia.