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Arterial System Extra fluids draining from cells and tissues Heart Venous System Capillary Cleveland Clinic 02019
A fluid that is found between the cells/tissues is called a/an This fluid moves from the surrounding area of cells/tissue into the lymphatic fluid. Once in the lymphatic system, the fluid is called, In the lymphatic system, this fluid moves in a one-way direction, through the lymphatic vessels and is carried to a structure (necessary for cleaning/filtering the fluid), called For cleaning/filtering, the flow of the fluid is slowed down in this structure as there are several lymphatic vessels, which brings the fluid into this structure, called lymphatic vessels; however, there is only one. lymphatic vessel, which takes the fluid out of this structure, called lymphatic vessel. ♥ V If exposed to unwanted pathogen, the cleaning/filtering of the fluid is done by activating cells of the lymphatic system, called the Eventually, this fluid is moved from the left side of the head/neck and is returned/merged back to the blood through a