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Which of the following is a general principle of lymphadenitis?
Which of the following is a general principle of lymphadenitis?
- It is mostly diagnosed through laboratory tests.
- It is usually caused by malignant infectious causes.
- Localized adenopathy is not a significant finding. (correct)
- Generalized adenopathy does not require further investigation.
What is the definition of lymphadenopathy?
What is the definition of lymphadenopathy?
- The presence of immune stimulation in lymph nodes.
- Enlarged lymph nodes in two or more noncontiguous areas.
- The absence of immune stimulation in lymph nodes.
- Enlarged lymph nodes in only one area. (correct)
What does generalized lymphadenopathy indicate?
What does generalized lymphadenopathy indicate?
- The absence of any disease.
- The presence of a benign infectious cause.
- The presence of a significant systemic disease. (correct)
- The presence of a malignant infectious cause.
What is considered abnormal size for cervical lymph nodes?
What is considered abnormal size for cervical lymph nodes?
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Which type of follicles are present in the absence of immune stimulation?
Which type of follicles are present in the absence of immune stimulation?
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What happens to lymph node histology in the presence of immune stimulation?
What happens to lymph node histology in the presence of immune stimulation?
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What type of follicles are present in the presence of immune stimulation?
What type of follicles are present in the presence of immune stimulation?
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Which of the following is true about lymph node histology?
Which of the following is true about lymph node histology?
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