Lymph from lower lip - middle part drains directly into _______________?

Correct answer: B. Submental nodes

  • A. Submandibular nodes
  • B. Submental nodes
  • C. Sublingual nodes
  • D. Preauricular nodes

Explanation

The central part of the lower lip drains to the submental lymph nodes, whereas the lateral parts mainly drain to the submandibular nodes. This midline drainage pattern is a common distinction in oral lymphatics.

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