Lymphatic system

What is the Lymphatic System?

• a vital part of the immune system

• a vital part of the digestive system

• a vital part of the nervous system

• it is also called the immune system

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What organs does the Lymphatic system include?

• Bone marrow,Spleen,Lymph nodes,Tonsils,Thymus,Lymphatic vessels,Peyer patches in the small intestine,Appendix

• Bone marrow,Tonsils, Appendix,Thymus,Lymph nodes

• Bone marrow,Tonsils, Appendix,Thymus,Lymph nodes

• Lymph nodes, Lymphatic vessels

Which of the following is the purpose of the Lymphatic system?

• prevents you from getting sickness and disease

• The lymphatic system helps maintain fluid balance in the body by collecting excess fluid and depositing them in the bloodstream

• Lymph circulates through the body in a different way through the body.

What is the function of Tonsils?

• To prevent germs from getting in your mouth

• To prevent germs from getting in your body

• To disinfect

Where do Lymphocytes destroy harmful substances?

• the lymph nodes

• bone marrow

• spleen

what types of tissues does the Spleen consist of?

• white pulp,red pulp

• red pulp

• white pulp

What is the Thymus Gland important to?

• digestive system

• inmmune system

• circulatory system

What do Lymph Nodes contain?

• blood

• lymphocytes

• lymph

What does the Bone Marrow create?

• white blood cells

• red blood cells

• sponge

Which system includes the Spleen and Tonsils?

• digestive

• lymphatic

• endocrine