Samantha V :Lymphatic System

5. A disease where connective tissue throughout the body is attacked by the immune system.
6. Borrowed immunity (antibodies from someone else) 3-5 weeks and then body is making its own. Ex: Motherś milk
7. destroys red blood cells and contains lymphocytes that help clean the blood of foreign pathogens
9. The lymphatic duct that receives lymph from the right side of the body
12. Inflammation of the tonsils
17. The immunity with which we are born. It is inherited and is permanent. Ex: skin, tears
18. A specific example of cancer where there is excess production of white blood cells
21. Lymphatic duct that receives lymph from left side of the body.
22. The body's ability to resist those invaders and diseases they cause.
23. Structures that transport excess tissue fluid back into circulatory system.
25. It's the result of having recovered from a disease. A series of unnoted or mild infections. You body continues to fight it off and builds antibodies.
26. collect and destroy pathogens; located at the rear of the throat (pharynx)
27. Damaging immune response of the body to a certain subject.

1. Its preferable to passive acquired because your body builds its own antibodies after you have been sick.
2. form of Artificial Acquired Immunity; produce immunity against a disease
3. The fluid that flows through the lymphatic system
4. Another name for lymph fluid.
8. A type of white blood cell
10. The virus that causes AIDS
11. A severe allergic reaction
12. T cells mature here
13. Process of increasing resistance to disease.
14. Substance produced by the body that inactivates a specific foreign substance that has entered the body.
15. substance that causes an allergic reaction.
16. The reaction that occurs as result of exposure to these invaders.
19. A disease characterized by uncontrolled making of lymphocytes that are immature.
20. disease in which antibodies can't tell the difference between healthy cells or bad.
23. Structures that produce lymphocytes filter out harmful bacteria.
24. Severely decreased immune function caused by infection with the HIV virus.