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PA19.{1-3,5-6} | Lymphadenopathy & Lymphomas — Practice Activities

Interactive Practice Activities

A four-panel medical diagram shows cervical lymph node groups, reactive lymphadenopathy, lymphoma architecture, and clinical red flags including B symptoms.

Lymphadenopathy and Lymphoma: Recognition Patterns

Panel A: Anterior head, neck, and upper thorax showing submental nodes, submandibular nodes, preauricular nodes, posterior auricular nodes, occipital nodes, superficial cervical nodes, deep cervical nodes, supraclavicular nodes, axillary nodes, and lymphatic drainage arrows.. Panel B: Reactive lymph node cross-section showing capsule, cortex, enlarged germinal centres, paracortex, medulla, hilum, preserved architecture, and clinical label 'Tender, mobile node'.. Panel C: Lymphoma lymph node cross-section showing effaced architecture, enlarged atypical lymphoid cells, loss of normal follicles, capsular expansion, possible extranodal extension, and clinical label 'Firm, rubbery, non-tender node'.. Panel D: Clinical red flags showing supraclavicular lymphadenopathy, fever, night sweats, weight loss, localized lymphadenopathy, and generalized lymphadenopathy..

Reinforce the key terms and concepts from this module with these self-check activities.

Interactive practice: Crossword

Interactive practice: Flashcards

Interactive practice: Image Hotspots