Lymph vessels carry the lymph fluid back to the circulaiton via the lymph nodes. The short parts of the vessels that connect hte lymph vessels to the ciculaiton are the lymphatic ducts (right lymphatic duct and thoracic duct)
There IS a lymphatic system of vessels (return only) that mainly terminate at the thoracic duct which empties into the superior vena cava (and thus mixes with the blood as it is returned to the heart).
The excess lymph is picked up by lymphatic capillaries & are returned by lymph ducts/vessels.
Should be high endothelial venules.
To the blood stream.
A collection of organs and vessels that return lymph, extra fluid, to the blood stream.
Lymph returns to the circulatory system by entering large veins near the heart.
Lymph cisterna chyli has a conduit for the product of digestion while the general lymphatic stream gets intersistual fluids and white blood cells and goes through the lymph nodes to be cleaned before being sent back to the blood.
It returns the fluid to the blood stream. It's a cycle.
Composition of the lymph in the cisterna chyli has conduit for the lipid product of digestion. General Lymphatic stream gets interstitial fluids and white blood cells, and goes through lymph nodes to be cleaned before sent back to the blood vessels to be carried back to the heart. Contains FATTY lymph
It helps return leaked blood to your bloodstream.
Red blood cells does not have a direct contact with the body cells.A substance called the tissue fluid does.It leaks out from the blood capillaries carrying oxygen and food substance to the body cells.It then carry waste materials out of the body cells.However, some of this substance does return to the blood while some are collected in the lymph vessel.The tissue fluid in the lymph vessel is called lymph.
Absorption is the process by which nutrients are moved into lymph and blood.
Lymph is interstitial fluid that drains from the blood vessels and goes into the interstital space. Lymph retruns to the blood stream via the lymphatic vessels that drain into the subclavian vein.
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