Where does lymph fluid drain in order to go back into the cardiovascular system?
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Which veins does lymph fluid drain in order to go back into the cardiovascular system? Which duct does lymph fluid drain in order to go back into the cardiovascular system?
right subclavian vein right or the left subclavian vein left subclavian vein
thoracic duct
Lymph
Where does lymph fluid drain in order to go back into the cardiovascular system
Lymph Lymphatic system Lymphatic vessel Circulatory system Lymph duct Lymph capillary Capillary Head and neck anatomy Right lymphatic duct Extracellular fluid
<b>Lymph</b> is the <b>fluid</b> that flows through the <b>lymphatic system</b>, a <b>system</b> composed of 
<b>lymph</b> ... Interstitial <b>fluid</b> forms <b>at</b> the arterial (<b>coming from</b> the <b>heart</b>) end of 
capillaries ... Tubular vessels transport <b>lymph back</b> to the blood, ultimately 
replacing the ... Although histological assessment of the <b>lymph system does</b> not 
directly&nbsp;... The <b>lymphatic</b> system, or lymphoid system, is an organ system in vertebrates that 
is part of the <b>circulatory system</b> and the immune system. It is made up of a large 
network of <b>lymphatic</b> vessels, <b>lymphatic</b> or lymphoid organs, and lymphoid 
tissues. The vessels carry a clear <b>fluid</b> called <b>lymph</b> (the Latin word lympha refers 
to ... <b>From</b> the bone marrow, B cells immediately join the <b>circulatory system</b> and&nbsp;... The <b>lymphatic</b> vessels are thin-walled vessels (tubes) structured like blood 
vessels, that carry ... <b>Lymph</b> ducts <b>drain</b> the <b>lymph into</b> one of the subclavian 
veins and thus return it to general circulation. ... cells that have leaked <b>from</b> the 
vascular system and transport <b>lymph fluid back from</b> the tissues to the <b>circulatory</b> 
<b>system</b>. The <b>circulatory system</b>, also called the <b>cardiovascular system</b> or the vascular 
system, is an ... The <b>lymphatic</b> system, <b>on</b> the other hand, is an open system 
providing an ... carry the <b>lymph</b>, <b>draining</b> and returning interstitial <b>fluid back</b> 
<b>towards</b> the heart for ... Fetal circulation <b>does</b> not include the lungs, which are 
bypassed via the&nbsp;... A <b>lymph</b> duct is a great <b>lymphatic</b> vessel that empties <b>lymph into</b> one of the 
subclavian veins. There are two <b>lymph</b> ducts in the body—the right <b>lymphatic</b> duct 
and the thoracic duct. The right <b>lymphatic</b> duct <b>drains lymph from</b> the right upper 
limb, right side of ... The thoracic duct <b>drains lymph into</b> the <b>circulatory system at</b> 
the left&nbsp;... <b>Lymph</b> capillaries or <b>lymphatic</b> capillaries are tiny, thin-walled microvessels 
located in the ... System &middot; Lymphatic system ... Each <b>lymphatic</b> capillary carries 
<b>lymph into</b> a <b>lymphatic</b> vessel, which in <b>turn</b> connects to a <b>lymph</b> ... the cells 
adhere more closely, and <b>lymph</b> cannot escape <b>back into</b> interstitial <b>fluid</b>. ... 
<b>Circulatory system</b>&nbsp;... A capillary is a small blood vessel <b>from</b> 5 to 10 micrometres (μm) in diameter, and 
having a wall ... <b>Lymph</b> capillaries connect with larger <b>lymph</b> vessels to <b>drain</b> 
<b>lymphatic fluid</b> collected in the ... Blood flows <b>from</b> the <b>heart</b> through arteries, 
which branch and narrow <b>into</b> arterioles, and ... highly influenced by the immune 
<b>system</b>. This article describes the anatomy of the head and neck of the human body, 
including the brain, ... (4) Molars, there are twelve molars, in sets of three, <b>at</b> the 
<b>back</b> of the mouth. ... The <b>lymphatic system drains</b> the head and neck of excess 
interstitial <b>fluid</b> via <b>lymph</b> vessels or ... Recurrent laryngeal &middot; Superior cervical 
<b>cardiac</b>. The right <b>lymphatic</b> duct, about 1.25 cm. in length, courses along the medial 
border of the Scalenus anterior <b>at</b> the root of the neck. The right <b>lymphatic</b> duct 
forms various combinations with the right subclavian vein and right internal 
jugular vein. A right <b>lymphatic</b> duct that enters directly <b>into</b> the junction of the 
internal ... The right duct <b>drains lymph fluid from</b>:. Extracellular <b>fluid</b> (ECF) denotes all body <b>fluid</b> outside the cells of any 
multicellular organism. Total body water in healthy adults is about 60% (range 45 
to 75%) of total body weight; women and the obese have a lower percentage 
than lean men. About two thirds of this is intracellular <b>fluid within</b> cells, and one 
third is the ... Once the extracellular <b>fluid</b> collects <b>into</b> small vessels (<b>lymph</b> 
capillaries) it is&nbsp;...
the subclavian veins
Lymphatic vessel