Lymphatic system by admin_massage2 | Nov 28, 2021 | 0 comments Welcome to your Lymphatic system 1. Where do lymphatic capillaries not occur?Deselect AnswerCranial nervesPeripheral nervous systemAutonomic nervous systemCentral nervous system2. What is the function of lymphatic vessels?Deselect AnswerTransport lymph to the lymphatic capillariesTransport lymph to the lymphatic ductsTransport lymph towards the heartTransport lymph to the lymph nodes3. What are lymphatic capillaries?Deselect AnswerVessels which transport waste materials to the lymph nodesMuscular tissue which prevent the back flow of lymphCapillaries which transport lymph around the lymphatic systemVessels which work with blood to collect excess tissue fluid4. What does the spleen destroyDeselect AnswerLymphocytesThrombocytes and erythrocytesLeucocytesForeign particles5. The popliteal nodes are located?Deselect AnswerIn the spleenBehind the kneeOn the tonsilsIn the neck6. What is the function of the right lymphatic duct?Deselect AnswerReceives lymph from the right side of the head, neck, chest and right armDrains lymph into the head, neck and torsoCollects lymph from the right side of the bodyCollects lymph from the left side of the body7. Which one of the following does not help to circulate lymph?Deselect AnswerSuctionPressureContraction of skeletal musclesHeat8. How long is the thoracic duct?Deselect Answer10cm40cm1.5cm2.5cm9. The inner layer of the lymphatic vessels is made up of?Deselect AnswerMuscular tissueFibrous tissueEndothelial cellsElastic tissue10. Which one of the follow does lymphatic tissue not contain?Deselect AnswerLymphoctyesErythrocytesCells dividing to form new lymphoctyesPhagocytes11. Lymphatic capillaries unite to become?Deselect AnswerLymphatic ductsLymphatic tissueLymphatic vesselsLymph nodes12. Which one of the following is not a function of lymph nodes?Deselect AnswerTo filter lymphTo produce new lymphocytes and antibodiesTo collect lymph and convey it towards the heartTo form anitbodies against a particular infection13. Where is the right lymphatic duct positioned?Deselect AnswerChestNeckLegArm14. An afferent vessel transports lymph?Deselect AnswerTo the lymph nodesTo lymph capillariesAround the bodyTo the lymph ducts15. What type of valves do lymphatic vessels have?Deselect AnswerTricuspid valvesSemi lunar valvesBicuspid valvesMicuspid valves16. The outer layer of lymphatic vessels consists of?Deselect AnswerElastic tissueMuscular tissueFibrous tissueEndothelial cells17. Any obstruction of the lymphatic flow causes?Deselect AnswerOedemaBlood clottingHodgkin’s diseaseAtheroscierosis18. The occipital nodes are located?Deselect AnswerOn the faceElbowsArmpitsAt the back of the skull19. All lymph passes into?Deselect AnswerLymphatic capillariesLymphatic ductsLymphatic nodesLymphatic tissue20. How long is the right lymphatic duct?Deselect Answer4cm2cm1.5cm2.5cm21. What are lymph nodes made of?Deselect AnswerElastic tissueLymphatic tissueMuscular tissueFibrous tissue22. What is the structure of the spleen?Deselect AnswerSpleen has an inner capsule of elastic tissueSpleen has an outer capsule of elastic tissueSpleen has an outer capsule of fibrous tissueSpleen has an inner capsule of fibrous tissue23. An efferent vessel transports lymph?Deselect AnswerTo the lymphatic ductsTo the lymph nodesBack to the systemTo the lymphatic vessels24. The thoracic duct is positioned?Deselect AnswerTorsoLegArmHand25. Cancer of the lymphatic tissue is called?Deselect AnswerAddison’s syndromeScepticemaHodgkin’s diseaseCushing’s syndrome26. The submandibular nodes are located?Deselect AnswerChestFaceLegsArms27. Where are the axillary nodes located?Deselect AnswerAt the back of the skullLegsTonsilsArmpits28. Where is the spleen positioned?Deselect AnswerUpper right hand side of the abdomenUnder the diaphragmBehind the lungsUpper left hand side of the abdomen29. Lymphatic tissue contains?Deselect AnswerThrombocytesErythrocytesLeucoctyesPhagoctyes30. Which one of the following is not a function of the spleen?Deselect AnswerRemoves foreign particlesForms new leucocytesActs as a blood reservoirHelps fight infection1 out of Time is Up! Time's up Submit a Comment Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.
