lymphatic systems
Each question should be answered with a minimum of 150 words and sited separately.
Question 1
Pick a specific organ or structure from the lymphatic systems. Describe how its form supports its function. Be prepared to discuss the relationship of form and function in general and to suggest ways that particular organs or structures might be improved to better fit their functions.
Question 2
Describe its primary function or functions of the lymphatic system and explain how it interacts in function with one other organ system. Be prepared to discuss the interdependence of organ systems within the body.
Question 3
Describe the development of the human embryo from the formation of the zygote to the point where the three embryonic germ layers develop. List the types of adult tissues that are derived from each of these germ layers. Be prepared to discuss how disruption early in development can cause major problems in the body of the developing individual.
Question 4
Review and evaluate current research into human fertility. In your opinion, which direction of research appears to be having the most success in improving fertility? Which direction do you feel that research should be directed in the next few years? Defend your choices and be ready to discuss the implications of control of human fertility on society and culture.
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Lymphatic system forms the circulatory and immune system and is generally comprised of many lymphatic vessels that carry lymph, which is a clear fluid that circulates throughout the system. The fluid is formed in the interstices of all body tissues, and is transported through lymph vessels to the lymph nodes (McDoell, & Windelspecht, 2004).
Spleen is a lymphoid organ that is found in virtually all vertebrates. Its primary function is filtering blood. This is in regard to erythrocytes and the immune system. It also plays the role of removing old blood cells and holding a blood reserve and also recycles iron in the body. Spleen also plays a role of metabolizing haemoglobin removed from erythrocytes among other functions. To better improve the organ and enhance its functions,…………………………………..
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