All Lymph

Question 1

Parasternal (Breast)

Answer 1

drain medial breast bilaterally

Question 2

Inguinal (Breast)

Answer 2

may drain inferior breast

Question 3

Infraclavicular (Breast)

Answer 3

may drain superior breast

Question 4

Axillary (Breast)

Answer 4

predominant drainage of the breast

Question 5

Apical axillary (Breast)

Answer 5

drain superior breast and other axillary nodes

Question 6

Parasternal (Thoracic Parietal)

Answer 6

drain medial aspect of breast, upper abdominal wall, anterior pleura & part of liver

Question 7

Intercostal(Thoracic Parietal)

Answer 7

drain lateral & posterior thoracic wall

Question 8

Diaphragmatic (Thoracic Parietal)

Answer 8

drain liver, pleura & diaphragm

Question 9

Posterior mediastinal (Thoracic Parietal)

Answer 9

drain pleura & esophagus

Question 10

Pulmonary (Thoracic Visceral)

Answer 10

drain lung

Question 11

Bronchopulmonary (Thoracic Parietal)

Answer 11

drain pulmonary nodes & bronchi

Question 12

Tracheobronchial (inferior and superior) (Thoracic Parietal)

Answer 12

drain bronchopulmonary & posterior mediastinal nodes, trachea & heart

Question 13

Paratracheal (Thoracic Parietal)

Answer 13

drain tracheobronchial nodes

Question 14

Preaortic

Answer 14

drain abdominal viscera supplied by the celiac, superior mesenteric and inferior mesenteric arteries

Question 15

Lateral aortic

Answer 15

drain the kidneys, suprarenal glands, ureter, posterior abdominal wall, testes, ovarys, uterine tubes, superior uterus & iliac nodes

Question 16

Common iliac

Answer 16

drain internal and external iliac nodes

Question 17

External iliac

Answer 17

drain inguinal nodes, abdominal wall, perineum and lower pelvic viscera

Question 18

Internal iliac

Answer 18

drain pelvic viscera, perineum and gluteal region (skin drains to inguinal nodes)

Question 19

Retroaortic

Answer 19

drain the posterior abdominal wall