Clinical Examination of the Lymphatic System
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What can be palpated if they are enlarged in the healthy animal?

  • Lymph nodes (correct)
  • Spleen
  • Nerves
  • Blood vessels
  • When are the lymph vessels normally palpable?

  • When they are healthy
  • During observation of the patient before it is handled
  • When examining the skin
  • When they are enlarged (correct)
  • In what situation may grossly enlarged lymph nodes have been seen?

  • Only when they cause discomfort to the animal
  • When examining the skin
  • During observation of the patient before it is handled (correct)
  • During routine check-ups
  • What does the lymphatic system consist of?

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    Study Notes

    Lymphatic System

    • The lymph nodes can be palpated if they are enlarged in a healthy animal.
    • Lymph vessels are normally not palpable.
    • Grossly enlarged lymph nodes may be seen in situations where there is an inflammatory response or an infection.
    • The lymphatic system consists of lymph vessels, lymph nodes, and lymphoid organs.

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    Test your knowledge about the clinical examination of the lymphatic system, including the palpation of lymph nodes and vessels. Learn how to identify enlarged lymph nodes and vessels during patient observation and examination.

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