What is actually in lymph | Lymphatic system physiology | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy
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- Learn about the differences between lymph and blood. Find out what is actually in lymph, and how it might be different across your body. By Patrick van Nieuwenhuizen. . Created by Patrick van Nieuwenhuizen.
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Hi there, question, in the capillaries do White blood cells that are in the blood along with the proteins and RBC also leave the capillaries along with the plasma fluids through the interstitial fluids and into the lymph vessels? thank you
Nope.. Like red blood cells, white blood cells (which are larger than RBCs) are too big to pass thru the capillary walls
health.howstuffworks.com/human-body/systems/lymphatic/question138.htm
At each lymph node there resides designated macrophages, t cells , the immune system and the lymphatic system interchange.......LYMPHOCYTES
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What is the difference between lymph and leukocyte??? Ans plzz
Leukocytes are white blood cells that fight against foreign invaders- like your body’s police body if you will. Lymph is the fluid that has overflowed from the arteriole end of blood vessels due to the high pressure of the hearts pump, that is collected and returned to your Circulatory System via the lymph vessels(vessels are just fancy words meaning carriers). Why is it different from blood? Well, all the components of blood aren’t present, it more the plasma/liquid and smaller proteins part, thus why it is called lymph.
How long does it take for a hemoglobin red blood cell to release it's oxygen content?when does it know, I know it may only occur at capillary beds where thus only a single blood cells fits in its narrow passage,
when you say proteins are also squeezed out does it also include blood proteins. Really important. Please answer
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Is lymph vessels the path through which fat(lipids,LDL,HDL) moves to its DESIGNATED areas in the body?
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Thx for ur explain
At 5:15, fluid? What about gasses exchanged and what is similar to what happens in centrifuge naturally the rbc's go to the bottom especially without BP, consider without BP how long would it take for 1 rbc to travel the distance of a liver, BP as a mechanism allowing diffusion in a organ, considering the lymphatic vessels drain into the bloodstream into the clavicle area and the lymphatic vessels in kidney's shows different types of lymphatic vessels one's leading to nephron and other leading to nodes then into bloodstream heart so the substances in lymphatic vessels is clearly different when we don't want urine going into heart then pulmonary vessels , the byproduct of bacteria in gut and digestion feeds into lymphatic vessels then into bloodstream then into heart so anything coming from lymphatic vessels draining into clavicle then into heart would be anything good other than rbc's
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Why lymph capillaries are not present in cellular structures?
Do you know that if blood pressure puts the blood up then that will bad.
How come 20L of lymph is filtered out if there's only a total of 5L of blood in our body?
himani arora....he is talking about lymph filtered per day..
Circulation I guess.
20L of lymph per day and 17 gets reabsorbed, is that correct?? how do you work that out??
but human body has 5.5 l blood.how is 20l possible????
its goes around many times per day.
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