The cortex of lymph node contains__________________?

Correct answer: C. Lymphatic nodules

  • A. Cords of billroth
  • B. Hassal's corpuscles
  • C. Lymphatic nodules
  • D. While pulp

Explanation

The cortex of a lymph node contains lymphatic nodules, including B-cell follicles, while the medulla contains medullary cords and sinuses. Hassall’s corpuscles belong to the thymus, and white pulp belongs to the spleen.

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