Question

Which disorder is properly matched with the lymphatic organ that would prevent the disorder? Tonsils; harmful pathogens in the digestive system Peyer's patches; respiratory infection and sore throat Spleen; damaged red blood cells present in blood Thymus; low red blood cell count in the blood

Answer 1

Answer: Spleen; damaged red blood cells present in blood

Step-by-step explanation:

The spleen is an organ of the lymphatic system of the body. It acts as a filter for blood and forms an important part of the immune system. The spleen is helped in recycling of the old red blood cells, the platelets and the white blood cells are stored in the spleen.

Thus the spleen is the lymphatic organ that must be prevented from the disorder to prevent the accumulation of damaged red blood cells in the blood.

Answer 2

The disorder that is properly matched with the lymphatic organ that would prevent the disorder would be the third choice: "Spleen; damaged red blood cells present in the blood." The organ spleen is known to have a lot of roles in our body and one of which is to replace old red blood cells.