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Lymphatic System – Physiology (Nursing)

Lymphatic System – Physiology (Nursing)

by Jasmine Clark, PhD

The lymphatic system consists of ducts, vessels, and nodes that are involved in transporting dietary lipids and returning interstitial fluid to the venous circulation. This system also has important immune functions.

In this course, you will learn about the lymph structures, vessels, and cells. We will also discuss lymph transport and how it is related to vascular transport.

Course Details

Videos 10
Duration 0:34 h
Quiz questions 21
Concept Pages 0

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Needs to be more in depth

By Comfort K. on 26. January 2022 for Lymphatic System – Physiology (Nursing)

i need a more in depth version that talks about antigens , antibodies, mast cells and IgE,IgM,IgG etc.

informative

By Mana M. on 03. October 2020 for Lymphatic Vessels (Nursing)

This was very clear-informative and concise. Good presentation also.

Clear

By Kit T. on 09. August 2020 for Lymphatic System – Physiology (Nursing)

A nice clean and clear description of the lymphatic system. I particularly liked when Jasmine pointed at the areas of the body while using the proper technical terms. Some items have their location and description come up rather late - they are mentioned a few times before being described at all. Overall a pretty good choice of diagrams and histological pictures.