WorksheetsLymph Nodes Anatomy
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 9mins
Regarding the lymph trunks, which of the following is correct?
they are 5 paired trunks
they are 4 paired and 1 unpaired
collectively all of them form the thoracic duct
they drain into subclavian vein directly
The head and neck are drained by:
inguinal LN
axillary LN
cervical LN
popliteal LN
The posterior 1/3 of the tongue is drained by:
upper deep cervical LN
submental LN
submandibular LN
posterior cervical LN
Anterior cervical skin is drained by:
Posterior cervical LN
Superior deep vervical LN
Submental LN
Anterior cervical LN
which of the following lymph nodes are related to the spinal accessory nerve?
superior deep cervical LN
jugulo-omohyoid LN
anterior cervical LN
posterior cervical LN
Posterior cervical LN receive afferent from:
posterior part of the scalp
posterior 1/3 of the tongue
lobule of the auricle
anterior cervical skin
palatine tonsils drain lymph into:
jugulo-digastric LN
jugulo-omohyoid LN
submandibular LN
occipital LN
At the right side, the jugular trunk drains into:
thoracic duct
the right lymphatic duct
subclvian vein
at the junction between sbuclavian and internal jugular veins
anterior/pectoral LN:
along the subscapular artery
along the axillary vein
along the lateral thoracic artery
along the subscapular vein
the cervical LN form:
subclavian trunk
bronchomediastinal trunk
jugular trunk
thoracic duct
the Axillary LN drain into:
subclavian trunk
jugular trunk
bronchomediastinal trunk
internal jugular vein
the major part of the breast drains lymph into:
Apical LN
Pectoral LN
Brachial LN
Posterior LN
inguinal LN drain into:
Great Saphenous vein
Femoral vein
Internal iliac nodes
External iliac nodes
the selected grey area is drained by:
right lymphatic duct
thoracic duct
right bronchomediastinal trunk
right subclavin trunk
