- what is more asymmetric- lymph flow or blood flow
- what removes cholesterol with HDL from peripheral tissue back to the liver
- what transports fats from the GI tract to circulation
- what are the lymphatic capillaries at the center of each villus in the small intestine
- are there extracellular junctions in lymphatic capillaries?
- which lymphatic collecting duct drains at the junction of the left internal jugular and subclavian veins
- how many collecting ducts are there
- what part of the lymphatic collecting duct collects fatty chyle from the intestine
- what are the sacs at the lower end of the thoracic duct?
- as vessels collect lymph from ___ and ___ their concentration of protein and fat increases
- where do dural lymphatic vessels absorb fluid from cerebrospinal fluid and brain interstitial fluid into the blood or lymphatics
- what happens when edema occurs in the subcutaneous tissue adjacent to a potential space
- where does lymph enter circulation (in terms of pressure)
- what is the clear, colorless fluid that is similar to plasma but has much less protein
- liver and intestines provide ___ of all lymph
- what tethers lymphatic capillaries to the surrounding tissue
- in the brain, ____ run down toward the base of the skull and drain out of the skull via the foramina in the base of the skull
- in the CNS, the dural lymphatic vessels absorb fluid from the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) and brain interstitial fluid and drains it into
- what is extra fluid in these spaces called:pleural cavitypericardial cavityperitoneal cavitysynovial cavities
- as vessels collect lymph from the liver and intestine their concentration of what increases