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Lab exercise 30

Figure 30.1(b) 1.right common carotid 2.brachiocephalic trunk 3.ascending aorta 4.left common carotid 5.left subclavian 6.aortic arch 7.thoracic aorta

Figure 30.2(a & b) 1.internal carotid 2.vertebral 3.external carotid 4.common carotid 5.brachiocephalic trunk 6.anterior cerebral 7.middle cerebral 8.internal carotid 9.posterior communicating 10.posterior cerebral 11.basilar 12.vertebral 13.anterior communicating

Figure 30.3(b) 1.subclavian 2.axillary 3.brachial 4.radial 5.ulnar

Figure 30.4 1.superior mesenteric 2.right common iliac 3.right internal iliac 4.right external iliac 5.common hepatic 6.splenic 7.celiac trunk 8.left renal 9.abdominal aorta 10.inferior mesenteric

Figure 30.5 1.left gastric

2.celiac trunk 3.common hepatic 4.splenic

Figure 30.6(a & b) 1.common iliac 2.external iliac 3.internal iliac 4.femoral 5.popliteal 6.anterior tibial 7.posterior tibial 8.fibular (peroneal) 9.dorsal artery of the foot (dorsalis pedis)

Figure 30.7 1.superior vena cava 2.coronary sinus 3.inferior vena cava

Figure 30.8 1.vertebral 2.internal jugular 3.external jugular 4.subclavian 5.brachiocephalic `

Figure 30.9(a & b) 1.basilic 2.cephalic 3.median cubital 4.subclavian 5.axillary 6.brachial veins 7.radial veins 8.ulnar veins

Figure 30.10 1.right brachiocephalic 2.left brachiocephalic 3.superior vena cava 4.azygos 5.hepatic veins 6.right suprarenal 7.right renal 8.right gonadal

9.inferior vena cava 10.right common iliac 11.right internal iliac 12.right external iliac 13.accessory hemiazygos 14.hemiazygos 15.left suprarenal 16.left renal 17.left gonadal 18.left common iliac 19.left internal iliac 20.left external iliac

Figure 30.11 1.hepatic 2.hepatic portal 3.superior mesenteric 4.splenic 5.inferior mesenteric

Figure 30.12(a & b) 1.external iliac 2.femoral 3.anterior tibial 4.small saphenous 5.great saphenous 6.femoral 7.popliteal 8.great saphenous 9.posterior tibial 10.small saphenous 11.fibular (peroneal)

Figure 30.13 1.right pulmonary artery 2.right pulmonary vein 3.left pulmonary artery 4.pulmonary trunk 5.left pulmonary vein

Figure 30.14(a & b) 1.foramen ovale 2.ductus venosus 3.umbilical vein 4.umbilical arteries 5.placenta 6.ductus arteriosus

7.ligamentum arteriosum 8.fossa ovalis 9.ligamentum venosum 10.ligamentum teres 11.medial umbilical ligaments

Exercise 31 Figure 31.1(a & b) 1.tissue cell 2.interstitial fluid 3.blood capillary 4.lymphatic capillary 5.interstitial fluid 6.tissue cell 7.lymph in lymphatic capillary

Figure 31.2(a & b) 1.right lymphatic duct 2.lymphatic vessel in arm 3.thoracic duct in thorax 4.cisterna chyli 5.lymphatic vessel in leg 6.thoracic duct draining into subclavian vein 7.area drained by right lymphatic duct 8.area drained by thoracic duct

Figure 31.2(d) 9.right jugular trunk 10.right subclavian trunk 11.right lymphatic duct 12.cisterna chyli 13.thoracic duct 14.thoracic (left lymphatic) duct in thorax

Figure 31.3(a & b) 1.pharyngeal tonsil 2.palatine tonsil 3.lingual tonsil 4.submandibular lymph node 5.cervical lymph node 6.thymus 7.intestinal lymph node 8.appendix (vermiform) 9.red bone marrow 10.axillary lymph node 11.mammary lymph node 12.thoracic lymph node 13.spleen

14.Peyer’s patches (aggregated lymphatic follicles) 15.iliac lymph node 16.inguinal lymph node

Lab Activity 2: Flow of Lymph 1.blood capillaries 2.interstitial fluid 3.lymphatic capillaries 4.lymphatic vessels 5.inguinal lymph nodes 6.lymphatic vessels 7.iliac lymph nodes 8.lumbar trunk 9.cisterna chyli 10.right lymphatic duct 11.junction of jugular and subclavian veins 12.brachiocephalic vein 13.superior vena cava 14.heart

Figure 31.5(a, b, & c) 1.trabecular sinus 2.afferent vessels 3.valve 4.subcapsular sinus 5.cortex 6.medulla 7.medullary sinus 8.efferent vessels 9.hilum 10.capsule 11.trabecula 12.cortex 13.medulla 14.capsule 15.lymphatic nodule 16.reticulocyte 17.reticular fiber

Figure 31.7(b) 1.capsule 2.cortex of lobule 3.medulla of lobule 4.trabecula of lobule

Figure 31.8(a & b) 1.splenic artery 2.splenic vein 3.hilum 4.capsule 5.white pulp

6.trabecula

Lab Activity 6: Cells Involved in Body Defenses 1.e 2.e 3.e 4.c 5.e 6.e 7.a, b, d 8.e 9.e 10.e 11.e 12.e Exercise 30: Reviewing Your Knowledge Part A 1.Pulmonary arteries- oxygen-poor pulmonary veins oxygen-rich 2.Femoral arteries 3.No, arteries have thicker walls and no valves 4.Jugular veins 5.Deep veins 6.Median cubital vein 7. Right of the vertebral column in the thorax and it drains the thorax and abdominal wall 8.Hepatic portal veins Part B 1.Right internal carotid 2.Right vertebral 3.Right common carotid 4.Right subclavian 5.Brachiocephalic hepatic 6.Ascending aorta 7.Right brachial 8.Abdominal aorta 9.Celiac trunk 10. Common hepatic 11. Right radial 12. Right renal 13. Right ulnar 14. Right deep femoral 15. Right external carotid 16. Left common carotid

17. Left subclavian 18. Aortic arch 19. Left axillary 20. Thoracic aorta 21. Diaphragm 22. Left gastric 23. Splenic 24. Left renal 25. Superior mesenteric 26. Left gonadal 27. Inferior mesenteric 28. Left common iliac 29. Left external iliac 30. Left internal iliac 31. Left femoral 32. Left deep femoral 33. L popliteal 34. L anterior tibial 35.L posterior tibial 36. L fibular 37. dorsalis pedis C 1.right internal jugular 2.right external jugular 3.right subclavian 4.right brachiocephalic 5.superior vena cava 6.right axillary 7.right cephalic 8.right hepatic 9.right brachial 10.right median cubital 11.right basilic 12.right radial 13.right ulnar 14.hepatic portal 15.left renal 16.inferior vena cava 17.left common iliac 18.left internal iliac 19.left external iliac 20.left femoral 21.left great saphenous

22.left popliteal 23.left small saphenous 24.left anterior tibial 25.left posterior tibial 26.left dorsal venous arch D. 1.brachiocephalic trunk 2.left common carotid 3.right common carotid 4.right axillary 5.right external carotid 6.right internal carotid 7.left internal carotid 8.left vertebral 9.right brachial 10.right anterior cerebral 11.left anterior cerebral 12.left middle cerebral 13.right radial 14.right ulnar 15.basilar 16.left posterior cerebral 17.right common iliac 18.right external iliac 19.right femoral 20.right popliteal 21.right anterior tibial 22.right posterior tibial Reviewing Your Knowledge 31 A. 1. thymus 2. spleen 3. lymph nodes 4. red bone marrow 5. thymus 6. lymph nodes 7. spleen 8. tonsils 9. MALT 10. peyer’s patches B.

1. lymph nodes 2.Spleen 3.tonsils 4.MALT 5.lymph nodes 6.appendix 7.Peyer's patches 8.Spleen 9.thymus 10.red bone marrow C. 1. Plasma 2. Interstitial fluid 3. blood D. 1. cisterna chyli 2. thoracic duct 3. lymphatic vessels 4. lymphatic trunks 5. cisterna chyli 6.thoracic duct 7.R lymphatic duct 8. thoracic duct E. 1. B cells 2. T cells 3. B cells 4. T cells F. 1.Thymus 2.Mature T cells 3.Memory T cells 4.Cytoxic T cells 5.T helper cells 6.cell mediated immunity 7.Memory B cells 8.Plasma cells 9.Antibodies 10.antibody mediated immunity...