LYMPHATIC SYSTEM

LYMPHATIC SYSTEM

• The lymphatic system plays a crucial role in immune function and fluid balance throughout the body. It complements the circulatory system.
• Where is it found?
• - The lymphatic system is found throughout the body, allowing the reabsorption of plasma fluid and aiding in in the rapid action of the immune system.
• Where is it found?
• - The lymphatic system is found throughout the body, allowing the reabsorption of plasma fluid and aiding in in the rapid action of the immune system.
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LYMPHATIC ORGANS

• Organs of the lymphatic system (immune and transportation):
• Bone marrow: produces certain white blood cells called T-cells. its more an accesory organ
• Lymphatic vessels: transport lymph.
• Lymph nodes: lymph tissue that acts as filters for foreign particles.
• Lymph: The fluids that flows through the lymphatic system.
• Other organs that are also part of other systems
• Thymus: development and maturation of T-cells
• Spleen: to produce immune cells and remove particulate matter.
• Tonsils: First line of defense against ingested or inhaled foreing pathogens.