Question

What is lymph.....???

Answer 1

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Lymph

In animals and human beings, the extracellular fluid that is present within the tissue cells comprises of all the body fluids. This extracellular fluid is divided into interstitial fluid and plasma.

Interstitial fluid may be defined as a solution, which surrounds the tissue and cells in the body. It consists of small water-soluble substances, which flows in between the tissue cells. Both plasma and interstitial fluid are similar due to the continuous exchange of small solutes, water and ions across the capillary walls of the tissues.

The functions of interstitial fluid are as follows:

It is used in transporting nutrients to the cells.

It is used to provide intercellular communication between the cells.

It is used in removing the metabolic wastes from the cells.

The required amount of interstitial fluid is collected by the lymphatic system and the rest is drained out. The drained fluid moves back into the major vein and the remaining fluid which is collected through the lymph capillaries is called as lymph. Lymph can be defined as a clear and colorless fluid, which circulates all the way through the lymphatic system and then enters into the lymph nodes through the lymph vessels.

Answer 2

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$\\ \text{Lymph is the fluid that flows} \\ \text{through the lymphatic system, a} \\ \text{system composed of lymph vessels} \\ \text{and intervening lymph nodes whose} \\ \text{function, like the venous system, is} \\ \text{to return fluid from the tissues to} \\ \text{the central circulation.}$

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