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Lymph
fluid found in interstitial spaces
Composition of lymph
water and end products of cell metabolism
Lymphatic Vessels (3 pts)
* consist of capillary-like structures that are permeable to large molecules

* prevent edema by moving fluid and proteins from interstitial spaces to venous circulation

* reabsorb fats from the small intestine
Lymph Nodes (2 pts)
* tissue that filters out bacteria and other foreign cells

* regional grouping of lymph nodes: cervicofacial, supraclavicular, axillary, epitrochlear, inguinal, and femoral
Spleen (6 pts)
* largest lymphatic organ
* filters blood
* traps formed particles
* destroys bacteria
* serves as blood reservoir
* forms lymphocytes and monocytes
Plasma (2 pts)
* liquid portion of the blood

* contains water, protein, glucose, and elecgtrolytes