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Lymph Node Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

The primary function of a lymph node is to

a)

Produce red blood cells

b)

Filter lymph from any organism

c)

Store excess fat cells

d)

Pump lymph throughout the body

2.

The shape of the lymph node is generally described as

a)

Spherical

b)

Tubular

c)

Kidney shaped

d)

Irregular

3.

The outer covering of the lymph node, composed of dense connective tissue, is called the

a)

Trabecula

b)

Medulla

c)

Capsule

d)

Hilum

4.

What structural components descend from the deep surface of the capsule to divide the cortex into irregular compartments

a)

Lymph vessels

b)

Medullary cords

c)

Trabeculae

d)

Post capillary venules

5.

The capsule is thickened at the hilum primarily due to the presence of smooth muscles and

a)

Lymph follicles

b)

Adipose connective tissue

c)

Reticular fibers

d)

Plasma cells

6.

The background substance of the lymph node parenchyma is formed by

a)

Smooth muscle cells

b)

Endothelial cells and macrophages

c)

Reticular cells and fibers

d)

Simple cubical epithelium

7.

The parenchyma of the lymph node is divided into which two main regions

a)

Capsule and hilum

b)

Subcapsular and trabecular sinuses

c)

Cortex and medulla

d)

Afferent and efferent zones

8.

What structure is formed of aggregations of small lymphocytes mainly B lymphocytes before antigen exposure

a)

Secondary lymph follicle

b)

Germinal center

c)

Primary lymph follicle

d)

Medullary cord

9.

When exposed to specific antigens some lymphocytes become activated grow large and collect in the center of the follicle forming a

a)

Para cortex

b)

Germinal center

c)

Medullary sinus

d)

Cortical sinus

10.

Which region is known as the thymus dependent zone

a)

The capsule

b)

The medulla

c)

The para cortex

d)

The hilum

11.

The para cortex contains T lymphocytes that have migrated from the thymus and enter through specialized vessels called

a)

Afferent lymph vessels

b)

Efferent lymph vessels

c)

Post capillary venules

d)

Trabeculae

12.

Cortical lymph sinuses are spaces located between the cortical follicles the capsule and the

a)

Medullary cords

b)

Trabeculae

c)

Reticular fibers

d)

Germinal centers

13.

Cortical lymph sinuses are subdivided into which two types of sinuses

a)

Afferent and efferent sinuses

b)

Subcapsular and trabecular sinuses

c)

Primary and secondary sinuses

d)

Deep and superficial sinuses

14.

Which cells line the cortical lymph sinuses

a)

Simple cubical epithelial cells

b)

Plasma cells and plasmablasts

c)

Endothelial cells and macrophages

d)

Smooth muscle cells

15.

Irregular aggregations of B lymphocytes and plasma cells that may be continuous with the cortical follicles are known as

a)

Medullary sinuses

b)

Medullary cords

c)

Cortical septa

d)

Primary follicles

16.

Medullary sinuses are spaces found between medullary cords and the

a)

Capsule

b)

Medullary follicles

c)

Trabeculae

d)

Hilum

17.

What type of vessels carries lymph into the lymph node

a)

Efferent lymph vessels

b)

Afferent lymph vessels

c)

Arterioles

d)

Veins

18.

Lymph drains out of the lymph node through efferent lymph vessels which exit from the

a)

Cortex

b)

Trabeculae

c)

Hilum

d)

Para cortex

19.

The immunological function involving B lymphocytes being activated to secrete antibodies that reach the specific antigen is termed

a)

Cell mediated immunity

b)

Filtration

c)

Humoral immunity

d)

Formation of lymphocytes

20.

Which type of immunity involves T killer cells providing direct destruction of bacteria and pathogens

a)

Humoral immunity

b)

Cell mediated immunity

c)

Antibody secretion

d)

Lymph filtration