The 3D model of the lymphatic system in Ezinurse offers an interactive and detailed exploration of the network responsible for maintaining fluid balance, defending against infections, and facilitating the absorption of dietary fats. This model includes key components such as lymph nodes, lymphatic vessels, the spleen, the thymus, and tonsils.

Students can examine how lymphatic vessels transport lymph—a fluid containing white blood cells—throughout the body, and how lymph nodes filter lymph to trap and destroy pathogens. The model also highlights the spleen’s role in filtering blood and recycling iron, the thymus’s function in the maturation of T cells, and the tonsils’ role in immune defense.

By engaging with this model, students gain a thorough understanding of lymphatic function and its critical role in immune response, fluid homeostasis, and disease prevention. This knowledge is essential for diagnosing and managing lymphatic disorders, such as lymphadenopathy and lymphedema, and for providing comprehensive patient care in related clinical settings.