What moves lymph through the lymphatic system?

The beating of the heart

Osmotic balance

Skeletal muscles

The lymph nodes

Capillary exchange

The correct answer would be Skeletal muscles.

Explanation:

The lymph is travel in the body in its own lymphatic vessels in a one-way journey to the subclavian veins present at the base of the neck from the interstitial spaces.

The lymphatic system does not contain a heart to pump lymphatic fluid, it's an upward circulation that depends on the motions of the skeletal muscles and joint pumps.

Thus, The correct answer would be Skeletal muscles.

The lymph nodes moves lymph through the lymphatic system