KROK 1 2011 – Question 170 · KROK (Medicine) · Histology, Cytology, and Embryology
A histologic specimen shows an organ’s parenchyma which is presented by lymphoid tissue making some lymph nodes. The nodes are located diffusively and contain a central artery. What anatomic formation might have such morphological structure?
- A. Tonsil
- B. Red bone marrow
- C. Thymus
- D. Spleen
- E. Lymph node
Hint
Compare the architecture of the lymphoid organs and ask which of them has scattered nodules with an artery running through each nodule.
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