KROK 1 2021 – Question 91 · KROK (Medicine) · Human Anatomy
When studying section material, the pathologist has noticed folliculi lymphatici aggregati (Peyer’s patches) on the inner surface of an intestinal segment. This segment is a part of:
- A. Colon ascendens
- B. Jejunum
- C. Colon descendens
- D. Duodenum
- E. Ileum
Hint
Peyer's patches lie on the wall opposite the mesenteric attachment; compare the segments listed by their typical wall features (folds, glands, lymphoid tissue) and pick the one that carries aggregated follicles.
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