Question

Which vessels in the cardiovascular system ( arteries, veins and capillaries) produce lymph.

Answer 1

Hint: The cardiovascular and lymphatic system are termed to be an integral part of the circulatory system. The cardiovascular system is responsible for the transport of the blood throughout the body while the lymphatic system is known to be a part of the circulatory system.

Complete answer:
The capillaries of the cardiovascular system are solely responsible for producing lymph. The lymphatic system is a major system. The lymphatic system has very small vessels called the capillaries through which the body fluid passes. The lymph comes out of the lymphatic capillaries and then, into larger lymphatic collecting vessels.

The lymph passes to the lymphatic ducts, where it joins to a large vein and again to the bloodstream. Through blood which circulates throughout the body, moves lymph out of the tissues via the lymphatic vessels and nodes and again to the ducts. Thus, capillaries produce lymphs in the cardiovascular system while arteries transport oxygenated blood from heart to different parts of the body and organs and veins help in the transportation of deoxygenated blood from different organs and body parts to the heart for their purification.

Note: The lymphatic system has an important role in the body as to maintain the balance of the fluid by working under the cardiovascular system. It also plays an important system. It also plays an important role in the immune system by identifying foreign substances entering the body. In the lymphatic system, the heart pumps oxygen to different body parts through the arteries while veins carry blood with carbon dioxide and waste products back to the heart.