Lymphatic System

Q. The digested and absorbed fat is carried by the ______ system.​

1. lymphatic​
2. excretory
3. respiratory​
4. digestive​

Q.

The movement of lymph within lymphatic vessels is dependent upon _____.

1. Amoeboid movement of the cellular component of the lymph, primarily the T-cells that "travel".

2. Skeletal muscle contraction, peristalsis of muscles around lymphatic vessels and the action of one-way valves.

3. Suction from the contracting lymph nodes.

4. Residual blood pressure forcing the plasma through the blood vessels.

Q.

Role of spleen of mammals is to

1. Assist kidneys

2. Act as a haempoietic tissue

3. Secrete digestive enzymes

4. Produce angiotensinogen

Q.

The lymphatic system consists of ______.

1. All of the plasma components of the bloodstream

2. Lymphatic vessels and lymphoid organs

3. All fluids inside the body's cells

4. All liquids in the body whether inside the cells or in spaces between the tissues.

Q.

Lacteals are lymphatic vessels found in the

1. Bone marrow

2. Mammary glands

3. Digestive tract

4. Gonads

Q. Compared to blood our lymph has _____.

1. more WBCs and no RBCs
2. more RBCs and less WBCs
3. no plasma
4. Plasma without proteins

Q. When the lymphatic system of our body doesn't work properly, it leads to ________.

1. decolouration of skin
2. swelling of tissues
3. swelling of spleen
4. appearence of skin rash

Q.

Malfunction of lymph vessels of gastrointestinal tract can result in ___

1. Malignancy

2. Obesity

3. Malnutrition

4. Anorexia

Q.

The network of tissues and organs that help in getting rid of toxins from body is ___

1. fibrinogen system

2. capillary system

3. lymphatic system

4. endocrine system

Q.

Which organ of our body stores extra blood and releases during emergency?

1. Duodenum

2. Islet of langerhans

3. Umbilical cord

4. Spleen