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The Secret Plumbing That Keeps You Alive - Understanding the Lymphatic System

Offered By: Institute of Human Anatomy via YouTube

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Course Description

Overview

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Explore the vital role of the lymphatic system in this informative 13-minute video from the Institute of Human Anatomy. Discover how this "secret plumbing" drains fluid, enhances circulation, and supports the immune system. Learn about the four main parts of the lymphatic system, understand how it improves circulation by draining interstitial fluid, and explore the relationship between interstitial space, blood capillaries, and cells. Gain insights into how muscles assist the lymphatic system, its role in injury recovery, and its crucial connection to the immune system through lymph nodes. Examine the impact of lymphoma and other cancers on this essential bodily system. Perfect for those seeking to deepen their understanding of human anatomy and its intricate processes.

Syllabus

0:00 - Intro
1:02 - Understanding the Four Parts of the Lymphatic System
2:14 - How the Lymphatic System Drains Interstitial Fluid and Improves Circulation
3:26 - Explaining the Interstitial Space, Blood Capillaries, and Cells
5:01 - How the Lymphatic System Helps Return "Lost" Fluid Back to the Blood
6:31 - How Muscles Help the Lymphatic System
7:52 - How the Lymphatic Systems Helps With Injuries?
8:33 - The Lymphatic System and Its Relation to Your Immune System: The Power of the Lymph Nodes!
10:25 - How Lymphoma and Other Cancers Target the Lymphatic System
12:35 - Thanks for Watching!


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Institute of Human Anatomy

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