Lymphatic System: Crash Course Anatomy & Physiology #44

The lymphatic system is closely related to the blood cell-forming system White cells called lymphocytes are found in the lymph nodes (small oval-shaped organs

Generally, the lymphatic system in your body consists of several “subsystems” such as soft tissue, intestinal, liver, kidney and more The intestinal lymphatic

skeletal system Supports our immune system through transporting immune cells around our bodies, and moving harmful germs or damaged and diseased cells to our lymph nodes and

muscular system The lymphatic system contains thin-walled vessels and valves that promote flow in one direction Movement of the lymph fluid through valves is caused by