Lymphatic system

Which of these is a primary organ of the lymphatic system

• Spleen

• Thymus

• Lymph node

• Lymph vessels

Lymph is located

• in the interstitial fluid

• Inside blood cells

• In the lymphatic vessels

• None of the above

The tonsils that are located near the palate of the mouth are called

• buccal tonsils

• Pharyngeal tonsils

• lingual tonsils

• palatine tonsils

T cells become immunocompetent in ______

• thymus

• thyroid gland

• red bone marrow

• heart

Most of the lymph is returned to circulation via ____

• spleen

• right lymphatic duct

• thoracic duct

• bone marrow

True or false: the lymphatic system can transport cancer cells and these can lodge into lymph nodes anywhere in the body

• true

• false

Lymph capillaries contain all of these features except

• thin walls

• thick walls

• valves

• contain lymph nodes

What is edema?

• removing of lymph nodes

• cancer

• swelling

• part of the lymphatic system

What is the name of the lymphatic organ that can be found between both lungs?

• heart

• thymus

• spleen

• mediastinum

Which of the following is the correct order of lymphatic drainage?

• Lymphatic trunks, vessels, nodes, and ducts

• Lymphatic ducts, trunks, vessels, and nodes

• Lymphatic vessels, nodes, trunks, and ducts

• Lymphatic nodes, vessels, ducts, and trunks