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Pulmonary and Systemic Circulation (Double Circulation) - Lymph and Lymphatic System

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  • Definition: Lymph
  • Key Points: Lymph and Lymphatic System
CISCE: Class 10

Definition: Lymph

Lymph is the fluid formed from tissue fluid that enters lymph vessels. It helps in returning excess fluid to the blood and plays a role in immunity.

CISCE: Class 10

Key Points: Lymph and Lymphatic System

  1. Lymph is formed from tissue fluid and flows through lymph vessels due to the contraction of nearby muscles.
  2. Lymph contains only WBCs (mainly lymphocytes) and is free from RBCs and platelets; it is made up of 94% water and 6% solids like proteins and fats.
  3. It supplies nutrients and oxygen to areas where blood cannot reach, especially in deep tissues.
  4. Lymph plays a role in draining excess tissue fluid and returning proteins and waste products to the bloodstream.
  5. It helps in absorbing fats from the intestine and defending the body by removing bacteria and housing immune cells like lymphocytes.

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