Lymphatic
system research
Lymphatic system
,
,Lymphatic vessels
Lymph vessels found in all unusual parts of the body unless (CNS) the central nervous
system, cartilage, bones, and teeth.
the lymph vessels have no pump (except the heart which is pumped to generate a
force to move the action for the lymph fluid).
The table below shows the lymphatic vessels which involve the structure and
function of the lymph capillaries and lymph ducts.
Structure Image Function
Lymph The structure is like the function of blood
capillaries veins such as have plasma is to smooth the
many valves to carry diffusion of waste, nutrients,
the fluid under low or gasses. To protect the
pressure also to collecting of excess fluids,
prevent the blood the lymphatic capillaries
from going backward which is the little end of
again to the vessels it stretches across
lymphatic capillaries, the tissues to ingest fluid and
they have thin wall, then take them back to
they have bigger circulation. Also, the blood
lumen, and the plasma diffuses across the
shrinkage of the wall of the thin capillary and
skeletal muscle pierce into the parts of the
contract the vessels cells and the tissues. And
to thrusting the fluid them some amount of this
forward so that is plasma will diffuse again
why the lymph is back to the capillaries blood,
transferred across but a big part will become
the lymphatic vessels implant in the tissues cells as
by the skeletal central fluid
muscle pump.
, Lymph the lymphatic The lymphatic vessels carry
ducts system is helps to the thoracic duct for the
combat the invasive connection of the neck,
bacteria. the lymph abdomen, left side of the
involves of a bright head, left arm to the left
light to yellowish brachiocephalic vein, and the
liquid involve of the thorax. And the right
white blood cells and lymphatic ducts to connect
it transported from the lymphatic vessels of the
the tissues in the right side of the head, right
body to the blood by arm, thorax, and the neck to
the lymphatic the right brachiocephalic
vessels, now the vein, to avail and return the
lymph duct helps in lymph back to the venous
the transformation blood assist and then it can
after the lymph be flow like the plasma.
nodes refinery the
liquid and will
transfer the lymph
from smaller lymph
vessel to the blood.
Lymphoid Organs
Location Image Role Structure
Tonsils In the The tonsils The structure of
posterior prevent the the pair tonsils
area of the alimentary canal are a smooth
tongue, on from the tissue and they
the lateral pathogens. composed of
base Because they are tissue like lymph
in the first line of nodes,
defence. Also, enveloped by
they have pink mucus such
specialised cells as on the
that called M approximate to
system research
Lymphatic system
,
,Lymphatic vessels
Lymph vessels found in all unusual parts of the body unless (CNS) the central nervous
system, cartilage, bones, and teeth.
the lymph vessels have no pump (except the heart which is pumped to generate a
force to move the action for the lymph fluid).
The table below shows the lymphatic vessels which involve the structure and
function of the lymph capillaries and lymph ducts.
Structure Image Function
Lymph The structure is like the function of blood
capillaries veins such as have plasma is to smooth the
many valves to carry diffusion of waste, nutrients,
the fluid under low or gasses. To protect the
pressure also to collecting of excess fluids,
prevent the blood the lymphatic capillaries
from going backward which is the little end of
again to the vessels it stretches across
lymphatic capillaries, the tissues to ingest fluid and
they have thin wall, then take them back to
they have bigger circulation. Also, the blood
lumen, and the plasma diffuses across the
shrinkage of the wall of the thin capillary and
skeletal muscle pierce into the parts of the
contract the vessels cells and the tissues. And
to thrusting the fluid them some amount of this
forward so that is plasma will diffuse again
why the lymph is back to the capillaries blood,
transferred across but a big part will become
the lymphatic vessels implant in the tissues cells as
by the skeletal central fluid
muscle pump.
, Lymph the lymphatic The lymphatic vessels carry
ducts system is helps to the thoracic duct for the
combat the invasive connection of the neck,
bacteria. the lymph abdomen, left side of the
involves of a bright head, left arm to the left
light to yellowish brachiocephalic vein, and the
liquid involve of the thorax. And the right
white blood cells and lymphatic ducts to connect
it transported from the lymphatic vessels of the
the tissues in the right side of the head, right
body to the blood by arm, thorax, and the neck to
the lymphatic the right brachiocephalic
vessels, now the vein, to avail and return the
lymph duct helps in lymph back to the venous
the transformation blood assist and then it can
after the lymph be flow like the plasma.
nodes refinery the
liquid and will
transfer the lymph
from smaller lymph
vessel to the blood.
Lymphoid Organs
Location Image Role Structure
Tonsils In the The tonsils The structure of
posterior prevent the the pair tonsils
area of the alimentary canal are a smooth
tongue, on from the tissue and they
the lateral pathogens. composed of
base Because they are tissue like lymph
in the first line of nodes,
defence. Also, enveloped by
they have pink mucus such
specialised cells as on the
that called M approximate to
