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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

site of B cell localization and proliferation

Back (Answer)

Lymph node follicle

#2
Front (Question)

active follicles

Back (Answer)

secondary

#3
Front (Question)

contain reticular cells and macrophages

Back (Answer)

lymph node medulla

#4
Front (Question)

houses T cells

Back (Answer)

lymph node paracortex

#5
Front (Question)

not well developed in Di George

Back (Answer)

lymph node paracortex

#6
Front (Question)

lymph drainage of upper limb and lateral breast

Back (Answer)

axillary

#7
Front (Question)

lymph drainage of stomach

Back (Answer)

celiac

#8
Front (Question)

lymph drainage of duodenum, jejunum

Back (Answer)

superior mesenteric

#9
Front (Question)

lymph drainage of sigmoid colon

Back (Answer)

colic –> inferior mesentaric

#10
Front (Question)

lymph drainage of rectum

Back (Answer)

internal iliac

#11
Front (Question)

lymph drainage of anus

Back (Answer)

superficial inguinal

#12
Front (Question)

lymph drainage of testes

Back (Answer)

superficial and deep plexuses –> paraaortic

#13
Front (Question)

lymph drainage of scrotum

Back (Answer)

superficial inginal

#14
Front (Question)

lymph drainage of thigh (superficial)

Back (Answer)

superficial inguinal

#15
Front (Question)

drained by right lymphatic duct

Back (Answer)

right upper quadrant - including right side of head

#16
Front (Question)

T cells found in ___ of spleen

Back (Answer)

periarterial lymphatic sheath

#17
Front (Question)

B cells found in ____ of spleen

Back (Answer)

follicles in the white pulp of spleen

#18
Front (Question)

macrophages in spleen remove

Back (Answer)

encapsulated bacteria

#19
Front (Question)

immune issues in splenic dysfunction

Back (Answer)

low IgM–> lower complement activation –> low C3b opsonization

#20
Front (Question)

encapsulated bugs a problem in spenic dysfunction

Back (Answer)

strep p HiB neissera meningitis salmonella Klebsiella Group B Strep

#21
Front (Question)

function of thymus

Back (Answer)

positive selection of T cells (cortex) negative selection (medulla)

#22
Front (Question)

neutrophils, macrophages, NK cells, and complement mediate

Back (Answer)

innate immunity

#23
Front (Question)

T cells, B cells and circulating antibody mediate

Back (Answer)

adaptive immunity

#24
Front (Question)

MHC I and II

Back (Answer)

encoded by HLA genes and present antigen fragments to T cells. Bind TCR