What is tissue fluid?, Fluid inside lymph nodes, Fluid surrounding body cells, Fluid inside the bladder, When does tissue fluid become lymph?, When it enters lymphatic vessels, When it leaves the heart, When it enters the kidneys, What is the main function of lymph nodes?, Pump blood around the body, Produce red blood cells, Filter lymph and support immune defence, What causes tissue fluid to leave blood capillaries?, Blood hydrostatic pressure, Lymph nodes pulling it out, Muscle contraction alone, What happens to excess tissue fluid?, It remains in the tissues permanently, It enters lymphatic vessels and returns to the blood, It is converted into red blood cells, Where does lymph ultimately drain?, Into veins near the collarbones, Directly into the stomach, Into the urinary bladder
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Lymphatic System
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