Understanding the Lymphatic System

What is lymph made of?

• Only water and salts

• Red blood cells and platelets

• Hormones and enzymes

• Lymph is made of water, proteins, lipids, and white blood cells.

Where are lymphocytes produced?

• Skin and lungs

• Bone marrow and thymus

• Spleen and liver

• Pancreas and kidneys

What is the main function of lymph?

• To transport oxygen to the body's tissues.

• To produce hormones for growth and metabolism.

• The main function of lymph is to support the immune system and maintain fluid balance in the body.

• To digest food and absorb nutrients.

Can you name a type of lymphocyte?

• B cell

• Platelet

• T cell

• Red blood cell

Why is the lymphatic system important for our body?

• The lymphatic system is mainly involved in respiratory functions.

• The lymphatic system is important for fluid balance, fat absorption, and immune support.

• The lymphatic system is primarily responsible for digestion.

• The lymphatic system helps in the production of red blood cells.