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Lymphatic System

1. Imagine you are a lipid molecule absorbed in the digestive tract.  What would your pathway be to get to the bloodstream. You do not need names of specific vessels, except for the last one before entering the bloodstream. Can write this as a story (R,A) or flow chart (V)

2. Make a table with all the lymphatic organs heading rows and the following topics for the columns: functions, location, structure and cell types found in organ. (V, R)

 

Immunity

1. On a piece of paper, write in the middle of it the word "pathogen".  Then build a mind map around it with all the ways the body will try to prevent that pathogen from infecting the body and reproducing. (V)

2. Draw a flow chart of what would happen if a pathogen would enter the body.  First, start with a bacterium trying to gain entry (first line of defense) then show what happens if it is successful.  What non-specific resistance and specific immunity mechanisms will be involved?  Then, show what will happen if a virus infects a cell and what non-specific resistance and specific immunity mechanisms will be involved. (V). 

3. Imagine you are a pathogen (Slippery Sam).  Write or tell your story as you go through the body and evade non-specific mechanisms but finally get taken down by humoral immunity. (R, A)

4.  Draw a flow chart or mind map of the activities of inflammation starting with the release of inflammatory chemicals. Next go to what effects the chemicals have, e.g., what actions do they take, and then what cardinal signs do they cause and what benefits come from these actions.

 

 

 

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