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name the function of the lymphatic system?

acronym
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Transporting dietary lipids
Draining interstitial fluid
facilitating immune response
which is larger capillaries or lymph cap
lymph cap are larger than blood cap
in lymp cap in the small intestine are called?
lacteals
what are the lacteals for?
carry lipids into lymphatic vessels then these lipids are transported to cardiovascular system.
what do lympathic capillaries do with their cargo?
they take it to larger vessels.
in what region will u find lymph nodes?
lumbar, intestine region, bronchomediatinal region.
what do ducks do?
they empty to cardio.
What are the principle ducts?
thoracic, and right lymphatic ducts
Thoracic duct empties where?

R lymphatic empties where?
L subclavian artery

R subclavian artery
in what region will u find lymph nodes?
lumbar, intestine region, bronchomediatinal region.
for what are B cells and T cells?
B cells are antibodies

T cells kill baceterial cells
what do ducks do?
they empty to cardio.
what is the relation between the B and T cells in red bone marrow?
b cells mature there, however pre-T cells migrate to thymus for maturation.
What are the principle ducts?
thoracic, and right lymphatic ducts
name 3 lymphatic organs?
lymph nodes, spleen lymphatic nodules
Thoracic duct empties where?

R lymphatic empties where?
L subclavian artery

R subclavian artery
what is the spleen for?
store platelets, removes defective platelets and RBCs.
for what are B cells and T cells?
B cells are antibodies

T cells kill baceterial cells
where are the lymphatic nodules found?
appendix and tonsils and small intestine.
what is the relation between the B and T cells in red bone marrow?
b cells mature there, however pre-T cells migrate to thymus for maturation.
name 3 lymphatic organs?
lymph nodes, spleen lymphatic nodules
what is the spleen for?
store platelets, removes defective platelets and RBCs.
where are the lymphatic nodules found?
appendix and tonsils and small intestine.