Orofacial Anatomy II Chapter 10 Textbook Page 1 2026-03-10
Orofacial Anatomy II Chapter 10 Textbook
What lymph node groups have both superficial & deep nodes?
Parotid nodes
What structure leaves each individual lymph node at the hilus?
Efferent lymphatic vessels
Which lymph node groups are considered subdivisions of the facial
lymph nodes?
Malar, buccal, nasolabial & mandibular nodes
What component of the lymphatic system usually have one way valves?
Vessels
What type of nodes drain lymph from a local region before the lymph
flows to a more distant region?
Primary nodes
The buccal lymph nodes are located superficial to which structure?
Buccinator muscle
What lymph node group extends from the base of the skull to the root of
the neck?
Deep cervical nodes
Where are the external jugular lymph nodes located?
Along the external jugular vein
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What lymph node groups have both superficial & deep nodes?
Parotid nodes
What structure leaves each individual lymph node at the hilus?
Efferent lymphatic vessels
Which lymph node groups are considered subdivisions of the facial
lymph nodes?
Malar, buccal, nasolabial & mandibular nodes
What component of the lymphatic system usually have one way valves?
Vessels
What type of nodes drain lymph from a local region before the lymph
flows to a more distant region?
Primary nodes
The buccal lymph nodes are located superficial to which structure?
Buccinator muscle
What lymph node group extends from the base of the skull to the root of
the neck?
Deep cervical nodes
Where are the external jugular lymph nodes located?
Along the external jugular vein
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