Blood Lymphatic System

RBC's come together in form little clusters that cannot pass through the blood vessels. The reaction occurs from the complement system when the person receiving the blood has a rare protein on their blood cells. So antibodies to this certain antigen are not present until after the patient is exposed to the blood. This is why all blood is typed, crossed, and then cross-matched with the potential recipients' blood. 4. Our lymphatic systems have several jobs, from body tissues it removes extra fluids, it produces immune cells, it helps in the absorption of fatty acids. It contains organs, ducts, nodes, capillaries, vessels and tissues. Lymph travels through our bodies by the way of capillaries and vessels. Our cardiovascular system circulates
blood and does this by arteries, veins, capillaries and the heart. It transports oxygen and nutrients to our bodies and helps to remove waste. They are similar in the fact that both have valves that control flow in one direction. The lymph is eventually carried around the body and drained into the circulatory system. One the way the nodes remove the foreign materials as does the liver and other organs in the circulatory system. The Lymphatic system is part of the circulatory but the Circulatory system contains no blood. 5. The lymph nodes are capable of filtering out and killing the cancer cells.The nodes in the axillary area are responsible for filtering the fluid leaving the breast. So removing those nodes that have trapped the cancer cells may stop it from being released and spreading to other areas of the body. 6. After the nodes are taken out fluid will begin to collect in the area around them and that can cause swelling of the surrounding tissues. 7. The HGH (Human Growth Hormone) would be the hormone that was tested for. 8. She would be treated with injections of HGH. This would be given to help the child achieve a normal height. 9. This would affect her calcium metabolism. During pregnancy, the fetus requires a lot of calcium to form its bones and most of this is from the mother's diet. This is regulated by the PTH. The parathyroid gland will release PTH when the blood calcium levels are low. This will stimulate the body to pull from the bones. 10.
The hormone ADH regulates the water content of the blood. The higher the water content higher the pressure and volume of the blood. 11. The blood will flow into the portal system through the first set of capillaries, with a portal system there are two sets, through an artery then into the next capillary bed. After entering this second set of capillaries it drains by the way of a venule. It then drains into the venous circulation. 12. The body would sense the blood loss and it would trigger the heart to increase the heart rate and the blood vessels would constrict, or become more narrow, in the areas where blood flow is less important. The majority of the blood would still be circulating to the most important organs and to the brain. The kidneys are stimulated to release more renin. The adrenal gland will release to help increase blood volume. Also, the body will draw more fluid into the capillaries from the interstitial spaces and back into the plasma. 13. It would be easier to breathe when the barometric pressure is higher. When the pressure is low there is fewer oxygen molecules and more water molecules so with each breath there will be less oxygen taken in making it harder to
breathe. 14.I think Harry is wrong.
By breathing faster all he is doing is exchanging CO2 more quickly. In return, I think this would keep the available oxygen from being released into his tissue and most importantly his brain. This would be because the presence of CO2 attracts the need for oxygen. 15.Harry's blood would become more alkaline and that causes the blood vessels to dilate in order for your body to function properly it does need a certain amount of carbon dioxide. Without this, the blood has to move faster this causes the vessels to dilate and that in return will cause the blood pressure to
drop.