lymphatic system

Question 1

Hassall´s corpuscles are found in the cortex of the Thymus

Answer 1

f

Question 2

Hassall´s corpuscles are located in the medulla of the Thymus

Answer 2

t

Question 3

Hassall´s corpuscles are located in the medulla of the Thymus

Answer 3

t

Question 4

Epithelial reticular cells form a supporting network of developing (=immature) Tlymphocytes in the Cortex of Th

Answer 4

t

Question 5

Epithelial reticular cells of thymus together with the endothelium of cortical capillaries
form a blood-thymus barrier

Answer 5

t

Question 6

Reticuloepithelial cells form the inner stroma of thymus

Answer 6

t

Question 7

Fibrous septa divide the parenchyma of thymus into incomplete lobules

Answer 7

t

Question 8

The medulla of Thymus does NOT contain any mature T-lymphocytes

Answer 8

f

Question 9

The medulla of Thymus appears lighter than cortex using HE-staining

Answer 9

t

Question 10

Thymus contains many lymphoid nodules

Answer 10

f

Question 10

Medulla of lymph node contains also the lymphoid nodules

Answer 10

f

Question 11

Medulla of Lymph node consists of sinusoids and cords of Billroth

Answer 11

f

Question 12

Medullary cords of the lymph node are composed of the reticular epithelium and
lymphocytes

Answer 12

f

Question 13

The cortex of lymph nodes contain mainly structures with a predominance of Blymphocytes

Answer 13

t

Question 14

The cortex of lymph nodes contains mainly lymph nodules and reticular ligament

Answer 14

t

Question 15

Both cortex and paracortex of the lymph node are composed of lymphoid nodules
containing predominantly B-Lymphocytes

Answer 15

f

Question 16

T-lymphocytes and no B-lymphocytes are found in the paracortex of Lymph node

Answer 16

T

Question 17

A lymph node paracortex comprises T-cells, macrophages and dendritic cells

Answer 17

T

Question 17

Paracortex of lymph node contains high endothelial venules (HEV) and is T-dependent
zone

Answer 17

T

Question 18

Lymph race flows inside the lymph node through the system of cortical and medullar
sinuses

Answer 18

T

Question 19

Lymph flows inside the lymph node through a system of cortical and medullary sinuses

Answer 19

T

Question 20

The lymph node is covered by a capsule containing predominantly type I collagen

Answer 20

T

Question 21

The lymph node stroma is formed by the reticulum epithelium

Answer 21

f

Question 22

Lymph nodules in all secondary lymphatic organs are also referred to as Malpighi´s bodies

Answer 22

f

Question 23

The internal fine stroma of the lymph node is formed by both reticular cells and reticular fibres

Answer 23

t

Question 24

Lymphoid nodules are found in the appendix, lymph node, spleen and palatine tonsil

Answer 24

t

Question 24

Primary lymphoid nodule comprises pale stained germinal centre as a result of B-cells activation

Answer 24

f

Question 25

Lymph nodes in all secondary organs are also referred to as Malpighi bodies (corpuscles)

Answer 25

f

Question 26

The internal stroma of the Spleen is formed by loose collagenous CT

Answer 26

f

Question 27

Lymphoid nodules in the Spleen are also referred to as Malpighian corpuscles

Answer 27

t

Question 28

Splenic cords of Billroth are a part of the white pulp

Answer 28

f

Question 28

Splenic cords of Billroth are made up of the reticular tissue, immune cells and blood elements

Answer 28

t

Question 29

Cords of Billroth are part of the red pulp of the spleen

Answer 29

t

Question 30

The marginal zone separates the white pulp from the red pulp of the spleen

Answer 30

t

Question 31

White pulp of Spleen consists only of B-lymphocytes

Answer 31

f

Question 32

T-lymphocytes mature in the Spleen

Answer 32

f

Question 33

Hassall bodies are a characteristic part of the white pulp of the spleen

Answer 33

f

Question 34

The periarteriolar lymphoid sheath (PALS) surrounding the central arteriole in spleen consists of T-lymphocytes

Answer 34

t

Question 35

Oral surface of the Tonsilla palatina is covered by fibrous capsule

Answer 35

f

Question 36

Many lymphoid nodules are present beneath the stratified squamous epithelium of palatine tonsils

Answer 36

t

Question 36

Tonsilla palatina is lined with a stratified cylindrical epithelium with cilia and goblet cells

Answer 36

f

Question 37

Secondary lymph nodes are located under the stratified squamous nonkeratinized epithelium inside the palatine tonsil

Answer 37

f

Question 38

Under the layered flat non-horned epithelium inside the Tonsilla palatina there are secondary lymph nodules

Answer 38

t

Question 39

The internal fine stroma of the palatine tonsil consists of reticular cells and reticular fibres containing type III collagen

Answer 39

t

Question 40

T-lymphocytes are generally bigger than B-lymphocytes in regions with lymphatic tissue

Answer 40

f

Question 41

Both B-and T-lymphocytes migrate directly from the bone marrow to the secondary lymphoid organs where they perform their specific functions

Answer 41

f

Question 42

T-helper lymphocytes produce interleukins

Answer 42

t