8 Questions
Which of the following is a general principle of lymphadenitis?
Localized adenopathy is not a significant finding.
What is the definition of lymphadenopathy?
Enlarged lymph nodes in only one area.
What does generalized lymphadenopathy indicate?
The presence of a significant systemic disease.
What is considered abnormal size for cervical lymph nodes?
Greater than 1 cm in diameter.
Which type of follicles are present in the absence of immune stimulation?
Primary follicles
What happens to lymph node histology in the presence of immune stimulation?
Secondary follicles or germinal centers are formed.
What type of follicles are present in the presence of immune stimulation?
Germinal centers
Which of the following is true about lymph node histology?
It changes in both the presence and absence of immune stimulation
Test your knowledge on lymphadenitis general principles. Learn about the causes, diagnosis, and management of this condition. Identify abnormal lymph node sizes and understand the importance of a careful history and physical examination.
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