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  Hey, guys.

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  So you can't see me, But it's long considered paper.

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  That's all that matters.

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  Okay, so this diagram is going to represent how the

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  lymphatic and cardiovascular systems interact.

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  Okay, We're going to start with a base diagram that

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  you guys should be familiar with from the cardiovascular system.

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  Okay. And as I'm drawing this, I'm hoping this is

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  making sense to you guys.

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  I'm drawing it upside down, so forgive me, starting to

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  look familiar.

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  Hopefully it is.

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  If not, I'm scared.

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  Just get a little Asian guys.

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  Do you remember what this is?

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  Okay, this is the representation of the cardiovascular system.

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  Gay. So we have the left side of the heart

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  pumping blood to the rest of the body.

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  Hey, we have the rest of the hard getting the

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  oxygenated blood.

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  Excuse me from the rest of the body.

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  It's a real good hopefully so good.

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  So far.

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  So we know in the capital areas, this is where

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  oxygen and carbon dioxide, our exchange.

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  Okay, but also in the capital, A is right here.

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  This is where, uh, fluid gets locked.

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  So when we exchange oxygen in CEO to forget locks,

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  hopefully maybe you're copping this diagram on your own Because

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  this might be something you might see on a test

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  from we hit back.

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  Can't hit.

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  Nudge, nudge.

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  Okay, Uh, that you're writing down what I'm saying?

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  I can't write it down necessarily, because it's gonna look

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  bad words do you use in the video?

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  Uh, but again, I'll just reiterate Right here.

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  This is where karma dioxide oxygen or are exchanged.

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  Okay, But when their exchange, this is also where we

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  lose fluid into our tissues.

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  So that's where the lymphatic system comes into effect.

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  Now, in the medical books lymphatic system, if you look

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  in your textbooks, it's represented in green.

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  Okay, so where the capital Aries are?

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  Okay, We also have live at a Capitol Aries.

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  Hey, these lymphatic capital Aries.

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  Pick up the fluid from the tissues surroundings top Hillary's

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  notice how I haven't directly linked them to these gobblers.

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  Okay, because they're not linked to our blood gobblers and

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  linked to the tissue surrounding our blood.

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  Kapler's They all come together and they form a blood

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  vessels or shooting a blood vessel who live vessel that's

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  eventually going to be dumped in back into are things

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  right before going into the heart.

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  Remember, we talked about this in the lecture.

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  It gets dumped into the right subclavian vein and the

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  the left subclavian being before the superior vena cava into

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  the heart came.

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  Now, it's not just like this.

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  We actually have checkpoints along the way.

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  Remember, we call those checks.

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  Points are length notes.

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  Okay. So the lymph nodes as love fluid gets picked

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  up, the lift travels through his lymph nodes to be

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  checked to make sure we didn't pick up any additional

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  organisms. Okay, this is especially vital with the vessels.

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  The lymph vessels that are around our intestines.

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  We have good and healthy bacteria in our intestines, but

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  well, we want to make sure that it stays in

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  the intestines.

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  Sometimes it can leak out the intestines into the surrounding

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  tissues. So that's where the Lynch Cadbury's pick it up.

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  We filter it through those lymph nodes so we can

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  make sure that bacteria does not get into our bloodstream.

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  Okay. Does anybody have any?

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  Wolfie, I'm thinking your class.

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  Sorry. If any of you guys have questions about this,

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  please feel free him only so I can clarify, uh,

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  with long with this video I will upload the labelled

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  diagram to the Web page as well, so you'll have

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  a label diagram to look at.

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  And you also have my explanation as well.

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  Have you guys doing great?

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  Can we see you?

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  So you guys lower your back, but