The lymph trunks then merge to form the right lymph duct and the thoracic duct. The lymph is carried by these ducts into the right and left subclavian veins, which flow into the vena cava.
This is the point at which lymph fluid exits the interstitial space of tissues and returns to blood circulation. Examine all of the lymph components. Trace the path of lymph from its exit from the interstitial spaces to its entry into the blood.
1. Capillaries of lymphatic fluid
2. Lymphatic afferent vessels
3. The lymph nodes
4. Lymphatic efferent vessels Lymphatic ducts.
Connect the lymphatic trunk to the major body region it drains. The lymphatic pathway is an open channel through which lymphatic fluid circulates. Because the channel is one-way.
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