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The main purpose of the lymphatic system is to drain those substances that
cannot be drained or reabsorbed by the circulatory system and returns them to
the blood.

True

False - CORRECT ANSWER-True



All of the collectors in the forearm converge and bottleneck at the
_________________. - CORRECT ANSWER-Antecubital Fossa



The thoracic duct perforates the _______________________. - CORRECT
ANSWER-Diaphragm




The majority of the lymph fluid in the body returns to the ______________. -
CORRECT ANSWER-Left venous angle

,Lymph from above the upper horizontal watershed drains into the
_______________ lymph nodes. - CORRECT ANSWER-Cervical



Lower quadrants drain into the __________ lymph nodes. - CORRECT
ANSWER-Inguinal




Upper quadrants drain into the ___________ lymph nodes. - CORRECT
ANSWER-Axillary




What is the purpose of the collectors?

a. Forward lymph to the liver

b. Connect the superficial and deep lymphatic system

c. TRANSPORT LYMPH TO LYMPH NODES AND LYMPHATIC TRUNKS

d. Transfer interstitial fluid to the lymph capillaries - CORRECT ANSWER-
Transport lymph to lymph nodes and lymphatic trunks



Where are the superficial collectors located?

a. IN THE SUPERFICIAL FATTY TISSUE, ABOVE THE FASCIA

b. In the epidermis

c. In the arms and legs only

, d. In the deep lymphatic system - CORRECT ANSWER-In the superficial fatty
tissue, above the fascia



CORRECT

What is the purpose of pre-collectors?

a. Connect superficial collectors to the venous angle

b. Connect superficial collectors to lymph nodes

c. Connect lymph nodes to lymph trunks

d. CONNECT SUPERFICIAL CAPILLARIES TO SUPERFICIAL COLLECTORS - CORRECT
ANSWER-Connect superficial capillaries to superficial collectors




What is the purpose of the initial lymph capillary?

a. Drain the deep lymphatics

b. LYMPH FORMATION

c. Move fluid to lymph nodes

d. Prevent infections - CORRECT ANSWER-Lymph formation



What is the purpose of the deep lymphatic system?

a. Drains the muscles and tendons

b. Drains the joints

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