Lymphatic Organs
The small immune system glands that help filter viruses and germs
Lymph node
A pair of organs that supplies the body with oxygen
Lungs
A excess fluid made up of blood plasma, protein, and lipids
Lymph
The cells that transports the oxygen around the body
Red blood cells
A fist sized organ that holds a lot of blood and filters damaged red blood cells
Spleen
A muscle located below the lungs that helps with respiration
Diaphragm
The beginning stage of the lymphatic system. They are found in almost every tissue of the body
Lymphatic Capillaries
The cells that guard and protect the body from germs
White blood cells
The lymphoid tissue found at the back of the throat that is the first line of defense for the immune system
Tonsils
Larynx
The tube-like vessels that carry the lymph from the tissue back to the blood stream
Lymphatic Vessels
The smallest cell that helps with blood clotting
Platelets
The place where B and T cells grow
Bone Marrow
The main airway for oxygen to reach the lungs
Bronchus
The largest vessel in the lymphatic system, the vessel that return the lymph to the circulatory system
Lymphatic Ducts
The yellow-ish liquid that mainly makes up the blood stream
Plasma
The organ where B and T cells mature. It starts out very active, but decreases as you grow older
Thymus
An balloon like sac located at the end of the bronchioles
Alveoli
The lymphatic duct take care of the left side of the body
Thoratic Ducts
The four blood types
A, B, AB, and O