*Blood system*1*17*2*

#131

*!Erythroblastic island red bone marrow consists of

*granulocytopoietic cells

*megakaryoblasts and megakaryocytes

*monocytes

*lymphocytes

*+erythroid cells and macrophages

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*!Hematopoietic cells of the islets of red marrow, the erythroblasts transmits ferritin, erythropoietin and vitamin D

*+macrophages

*reticular cells

*fibroblasts

*adipocytes

*plasma cells

#133

*!Hematopoietic organ, secreting hormones into blood thymosin,thymulin, thymopoietin

*red bone marrow

*+thymus

*spleen

*lymph node

*tonsils

#134

*!Stroma of thymus lobules formed by

*reticular tissue

*adipose tissue

*gliocytes

*+epithelioreticularr cells

*fibroblasts

#135

*!Organ of hematopoiesis and immune protection, is susceptible to age-related involution

*red bone marrow

*+thymus

*spleen

*lymph node

*tonsils

#136

*!Epithelial laminated corpuscles of thymus (Kassal’s body) consist of

*T lymphocytes

*plasma cells

*mast cells

*+keratinized epithelioreticulocytes

*adipocytes

#137

*!What are the hematopoietic organ, which under the influence of strong stimuli (stressors) is subjected to accidental involution

*spleen

*+thymus

*red bone marrow

*lymph nodes

*tonsils

#138

*!Dendritic cells of the lymph node are located in

*paracortical zone

*the marginal sinus

*intermediate sinuses

*+lymphatic nodules

*the capsule and trabecular

#139

*!Interdigitated cells of the lymph node are located in

*the medulla

*sinuses

*lymphatic follicles

*+paracortical zone

*the capsule and trabecular

#140

*!Paracortical area of the lymph node consists of

*B-lymphocytes, dendritic cells

*+T-lymphocytes, Interdigitated cells

*granulocytes

*mast cells

*plasma cells, erythrocytes

#141

*!The sinuses of the lymph nodes lined

*epithelial cells

*mesenchyme cells

*lymphocytes

*+coastal cells

*the mast cells and plasma cells

#142

*!The white pulp of the spleen consists of a cluster of

*red blood cells

*granulocytes

*+lymphocytes

*platelets

*macrophages

#143

*!Among the cellular elements of blood that make up the red pulp of the spleen, is dominated

*neutrophils

*eosinophils

*basophils

*monocytes

*+old red blood cells

#144

*!Phagocytosis and destruction of the old erythrocytes occurs in

*red bone marrow

*+spleen

*the thymus

*lymph node

*tonsils

#145

*!Periarterial zone of a lymph nodule of spleen consists of

*macrophages, dendritic cells and B-lymphocytes

*+T-lymphocytes, Interdigitated cells

*fibroblasts

*megakaryoblasts, megakaryocytes

*granulocytes

#146

*!In open circulation in the spleen hemocapillaries, originating from cystoscopy arterioles open in

*+red pulp

*venous sinuses

*trabecular veins

*trabecular vein

*splenic vein

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*!The experimental animal in yielding lymphatic vessel entered the vital dye. In any cells of the lymph nodes can be detected particles of dyes

*B-lymphoblasts

*T - lymphoblasts

*dendritic cells

*Interdigitated cells

*+macrophages