Yes, the lungs are part of the immune system as they play a critical role in defending the body against infections. They contain immune cells, such as macrophages and lymphocytes, that help identify and eliminate pathogens. Additionally, the respiratory system has mechanisms like mucus production and cilia that trap and expel harmful particles and microorganisms. Thus, while the lungs are primarily for respiration, they also contribute significantly to the immune response.
The respiratory system is what system your lungs are apart of, and your throat, if it's the same as the esophagus, is apart of the digestive system.
No.
separate vessels exist for lymph (immune) and blood (receives oxygen from lungs)
Lungs are part of the circulatory system within the human body.
which of these is not apart of the body immune system
the toxins destroy you lungs and immune system.
the toxins destroy you lungs and immune system.
in the human immune system the main function of the is filtering blood
Your immune system and your rib cage, plus a layer of muscle
The pharynx is a apart of the Respiratory system
your heart, twinkie joint, and lungs are all apart of your skeletal system
the heart, the lungs, and the blood vessels ;D