Arrange the parts of the lymphatic system in the order they are present in the body, from top to bottom.

The correct order from top to bottom is: cervical lymph node, thymus, axillary lymph nodes, spleen and popliteal lymph nodes

Explanation:

The lymphatic system is formed by a large network of lymph nodes and vessels that are responsible for transporting lymph and that reach the organs, tissues and bone marrow. Its main functions are the drainage of excessive interstitial fluid, the transport of proteins, vitamins and lipids and facilitate the immune response. The lymphatic system is born in the lymphatic capillaries, which are located in the interstitial spaces, where blood capillaries arrive.

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