Immune Goal 1
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| Lymph | *A watery fluid that is made of a liquid that seeped out of the blood, through the capillary walls(it gets forced out of blood by pressure)
*They get drawn into the lymphatic capillaries
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| Lymphatic System - Functions | *Consists of lymph, lymphatic vessels, and lymphoid tissues
*Collection of fluid (lymph)that leaks from the blood capillaries and return it to the bloodstream
*Filter the lymph and put immune cells into it
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| Lymph Nodes | *Masses of tissue enclosed in capsules
*Contain T-cells and B-cells
*Location:neck, groin, anticubital region, popliteal region, axillary, mediastinum (between the lungs)
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| Tonsils | *Lymph nodes that are found in the throat
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| Peyers Patches | *Lymph nodes found in the small intestines
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| Thymus | *Located in the mediastinal region of the thorax
*Large and active as an infant, then begins to atrophy
*Organ that is small and largely inactive by puberty
*T-cells mature here before moving to the lymph nodes
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| Spleen | *Located in the upper left abdominal region and is wrapped in a protective capsule
*Reservoir for lymphocytes (T and B)
*filters blood, takes out dead/aging RBCs, and sends iron to the liver for recycling
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| Lymphatic Capillaries | *Are where the fluid from the circulatory system enters and exits through this network
*These also join to form lymphatic vessels
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