Referencing Original Sources in Academic Writing

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What is the primary function of the lymphatic system?

Regulating the balance of fluids in the body

Why are Physiopedia articles considered secondary sources for referencing?

They provide a summary of original information

How is the lymphatic system related to the circulatory system?

It helps prevent the buildup of interstitial fluid

Which conditions are commonly known to affect the lymphatic system?

Obstructive conditions, infections, and cancer

What component of the lymphatic system helps in filtering pathogens from the blood?

Lymph nodes

What is the primary function of the thymus and bone marrow in the lymphatic system?

Producing and early clonal selection of lymphocytes

Which of the following is a role of the encapsulated secondary lymphoid organs?

Maintaining mature naive lymphocytes and initiating immune responses

How do mature lymphocytes circulate in the body until they encounter their specific antigen?

By recirculating between the blood and peripheral lymphoid organs

Which activities are recommended to have a positive effect on the lymphatic system?

Swimming and brisk walking

What is a component of Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT) mentioned in the text that aids in resolving lymphatic system problems?

Manual lymphatic drainage and exercise

Learn about the importance of referencing primary sources in academic writing, such as journal articles. Understand the distinction between primary and secondary sources to improve the credibility of your work.

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