Multiple choice: Circle the best answer (26 Points). 1. Which is CORRECT about t
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Multiple choice: Circle the best answer (26 Points). 1. Which is CORRECT about the lymphatic system? A. 20 liters of interstitial fluid passes through the lymphatic system each day B. Lymphatic capillaries make direct connections to blood capillaries C. Lymphatic vessels are similar to arteries with a thick tunica media. D. The lymphatic system houses the immune system E. All of the above. 2. Which is CORRECT about the lymphatic system? A. The thoracic duct drains lymph only from the right side of the body above the wai B. The intestinal trunk is a paired structure. C. Lymph drains back into the blood at the junction of the subclavian and external jugular veins. D. Lymph movement is assisted by the muscular contractions. E. All of the above. 3. Which is CORRECT about the lymphatic tissue? A. It is composed of mostly areolar connective tissue. B. It contains mostly lymphocytes and monocytes. C. It consists mostly of collagen fibers. D. It includes structures such as the tonsils also known as mucous associated lymphatic tissues. E. None of the above. 4. Which is CORRECT about lymph nodes? A. Lymph enters lymph nodes through the efferent lymphatic vessels. B. They are considered organs because there is no outer capsule. C. The medulla is deeper to the outer cortex. D. Lymph flows from trabecular sinus then to the subscapular sinus. E. None of the above.Explanation / Answer
which is correct about lymphatic system
the lymphatic system houses the immune system
lymph movement is assisted by the muscular contractions
Lymph movement occurs despite low pressure due to smooth muscle action, valves, and compression during contraction of adjacent skeletal muscle and arterial pulsation.
which is correct about lymphatic tissue
it contains mostly lymphocytes
The most common cell type in the lymphoid tissue is the lymphocyte
which is correct about lymph nodes
none of the above
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