Intermediate Celiac Nodes Quiz

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Q1. Why do lymphatics from many foregut organs converge on celiac nodes?

  • Their lymphatic pathways broadly follow branches of the celiac trunk
  • The celiac nodes are within the portal vein
  • All foregut lymphatics lie inside arteries
  • Foregut organs drain only to inguinal nodes

Q2. Which route best describes lymphatic drainage from much of the stomach?

  • Superficial inguinal nodes to celiac nodes
  • Regional gastric nodes to celiac nodes
  • Popliteal nodes to celiac nodes
  • Axillary nodes to celiac nodes

Q3. Which nodal group commonly relays splenic lymph toward the celiac nodes?

  • Pancreaticosplenic nodes
  • Popliteal nodes
  • External iliac nodes
  • Deep cervical nodes

Q4. Which nodal pathway commonly carries lymph from the liver toward the celiac nodes?

  • Axillary nodes to celiac nodes
  • Deep inguinal nodes to celiac nodes
  • Popliteal nodes to celiac nodes
  • Hepatic nodes to celiac nodes

Q5. Which part of the duodenum can drain through pathways that ultimately reach celiac nodes?

  • Sigmoid colon only
  • Proximal duodenum
  • Terminal ileum only
  • Rectum only

Q6. How are celiac nodes related to the abdominal aorta?

  • They are confined behind the sacrum
  • They lie inside the aortic lumen
  • They lie only below the inguinal ligament
  • They lie anterior to the aorta near the celiac trunk origin

Q7. Which nearby neural structure is closely related to the celiac nodal region?

  • Sacral plexus only
  • Cervical sympathetic chain only
  • Brachial plexus
  • Celiac plexus

Q8. Why are celiac nodes considered a terminal regional basin for many upper abdominal visceral lymphatics?

  • They receive lymph only from skin
  • They drain exclusively to the portal vein
  • Multiple regional foregut nodal chains converge on them
  • They have no afferent lymphatics

Q9. Which structure is least likely to drain primarily through celiac nodes?

  • Liver
  • Spleen
  • Stomach
  • Sigmoid colon

Q10. Which sequence best traces foregut lymph toward the thoracic duct?

  • Regional nodes, celiac nodes, intestinal trunk, central lymphatic pathway
  • Regional nodes, axillary nodes, jugular trunk, thoracic duct
  • Regional nodes, portal vein, liver, thoracic duct
  • Regional nodes, popliteal nodes, lumbar artery, thoracic duct
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